Using Modified Perlites to Treat Mine Water of Abandoned Coal Mines in Partizansk City, Primorskiy Krai

O.D. Arefieva; A.V. Perfilev; A.V. Nazarkina; T.V. Ksenik; A.A. Yudakov; A.A. Kondratyeva

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.726-731.4041

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Using Modified Perlites to Treat Mine Water of Abandoned Coal Mines in Partizansk City, Primorskiy Krai

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So far, various methods and schemes for mine water treatment are available. Finding new filtering materials capable for physical holding of solid particles and possessing sorption features is of great concern. This paper studies the adsorption capacity of modified perlite (Nachikinsk deposit, Kamchatka peninsula) of various size distribution to treat mine water of the abandoned Nagornaya mine, Partizansk city (Primorskiy Krai). Basic hydrochemical parameters of mine water when filtering through expanded water-repelling perlite.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 726-731)

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4041-4044

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https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.726-731.4041

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August 2013

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O.D. Arefieva, A.V. Perfilev, A.V. Nazarkina, T.V. Ksenik, A.A. Yudakov, A.A. Kondratyeva

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Abandoned Coal Mines, Adsorption Treatment, Mine Water, Modified Perlites

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