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High Temperature Reduction of Bauxite Residue
The present study focused on investigating the high-temperature reduction of bauxite residue, also known as red mud. A series of reduction experiments on red mud was performed to investigate the influences of temperature (1400, 1450, and 1500 °C ...
Lanjar Grahita +2 more
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Alkali-reduced Bauxite Residue as Novel SCM [PDF]
Bauxite residue is a major waste stream available in large volumes globally that can cause risks to the surrounding environment (e.g. ecotoxicity) when disposed and stored by conventional methods.
Danner Tobias +2 more
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Modes of occurrences of scandium in Greek bauxite and bauxite residue
Abstract Bauxite and bauxite residue, a by-product of alumina production, were studied using a combination of microanalytical techniques — electron microprobe wavelength dispersive spectrometry, laser ablation inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry and μ-Raman spectroscopy.
Vind, Johannes +8 more
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Viable Scandium Extraction from Bauxite Residue at Pilot Scale
Scandium extraction from the Greek bauxite residue has been demonstrated at an industrial pilot plant at MYTILINEOS. This work comes as the result of the H2020 SCALE collaborative research project.
Panagiotis Davris +6 more
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A calculator for valorizing bauxite residue in the cement industry
A computational tool using Microsoft Excel was developed to identify opportunities to repurpose bauxite residue as a raw material in the production of Portland cement.
Michael Di Mare +7 more
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The Efficient Use of Sulfuric Acid in Bauxite Residue Leaching
Bauxite residue (BR), an alkaline industrial waste, is a major byproduct of the alumina production process known as the Bayer process. The Bayer process generates a byproduct known as bauxite residue (red mud). This residue was leached with sulfuric acid
Aikaterini Toli +6 more
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Treatment of bauxite residues: Acidic leaching: First part
Introduction/purpose: Bauxite residue as a waste product from the aluminium industry produced through the Bayer process is mainly composed of iron oxide, titanium oxide, silicon oxide and undissolved alumina together with a wide range of other oxides and
Srećko R. Stopić +4 more
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Using hydrogen to produce iron is a promising way for the steel industry to achieve the goal of carbon neutrality. The reducibility of iron-bearing oxides by hydrogen significantly impacts the productivity and energy consumption during the reduction ...
Manish Kumar Kar +2 more
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Mapping Bauxite Mining Residues Using Remote Sensing Techniques [PDF]
Bauxite residuals from abandoned mining sites are both an environmental challenge and a possible source of secondary raw materials. Processing of multispectral and hyperspectral images with the best available techniques can help to produce multiscale spatial maps of elements inside and around the mining sites.
Sara Kasmaeeyazdi +3 more
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Exploration of Large-Scale Application of Efficient and Clean Utilization of Low-Grade Bauxite
In recent years, the rapid development of the domestic alumina industry has greatly accelerated the consumption of high-alumina–silica-ratio bauxite resources in China.
Yang Chen +6 more
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