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Main Title Combination Limestone-Lime Treatment of Acid Mine Drainage.
Author Wilmot, Roger C. ; Scot, Robert B. ; Hil, Ronald D. ;
CORP Author Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Year Published 1972
Stock Number PB-213 777
Additional Subjects ( Mine waters ; Neutralizing) ; ( Water pollution ; Mine waters) ; Limestone ; Calcium oxides ; Iron ; pH control ; Process charting ; Sludge ; Cost estimates ; Field tests ; Mine acid drainage ; Water pollution control
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NTIS  PB-213 777 Some EPA libraries have a fiche copy filed under the call number shown. 07/26/2022
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Abstract The research investigated treatment methods for ferric iron acid mine drainage. One of the most promising techniques studied was combination limestone-lime neutralization. To date, neutralization has been shown to be the most economical treatment method to remove iron, aluminum, and acidity. Lime treatment has received the majority of research attention. However, limestone treatment offers several distinct advantages over lime; namely higher density, lower volume sludges, cheaper raw material costs, easier handling. Conversely, the biggest disadvantages to limestone are its relatively inefficient reaction rate. In an effort to cover a broader spectrum of application, the report discusses the combination of the two processes.
Supplementary Notes Presented at the Symposium on Coal Mine Drainage Research, (4th), Pittsburgh, Pa., 27 Apr 72. Prepared in cooperation with Norton Mine Drainage Field Site, W. Va.
Highlights Notes Covers the advantages of the process and its tremendous economic potential for cost reductions in mine drainage treatment.
PUB Date Free Form 27 Apr 72,
Category Codes 13B; 68D
NTIS Prices PC A02/MF A01
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Control Number 326535628
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