Issues in the design of production strings of process wells for insitu uranium leaching
Background. Uranium mining by in-situ leaching (ISL) requires specialized methods for the construction and operation of process wells to ensure their reliable performance throughout the entire mining period of cells, blocks, and deposits.
A. G. Ivanov +2 more
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Environmental Impacts of In Situ Leaching Uranium Mining: A Review
In situ leaching (ISL) is the most popular method for uranium mining worldwide, particularly in arid and semi-arid regions. Despite its economic benefits, ISL raises concerns about radioactive migration and groundwater contamination. This review assesses the environmental impacts of ISL uranium mining, focusing on radionuclide transport pathways and ...
Elvira Mussayeva +2 more
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The Ordos basin is a crucial comprehensive energy base in China, where coal and sandstone-type uranium resources frequently coexist in an associated form within the same clastic aquifer system, characterized by a typical “coal below, uranium above ...
Liyao LI +7 more
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IMPROVING THE EFFICIENCY OF IN-SITU URANIUM LEACHING VIA OXYGEN-ENRICHED LIXIVIANT INJECTION
This paper explores the optimization of in-situ uranium leaching efficiency through the application of oxygen as an oxidizing agent in the lixiviant. With this objective in mind, geological characteristics of the target site were examined, followed by a ...
Khalidilla Yussupov +4 more
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Presence and impact of silica and organics in uranium in-situ leaching solutions
All uranium deposits of Uzbekistan mined by in-situ leaching (ISL) method belong to the so-called sandstone type and are formed on the redox barrier, with the Loyliken deposit, belonging to the so-called basal type, formed on the gley barrier, and all the rest, belonging to the roll type - on the complex gley-sulfur-hydrogen barrier.
Sharafutdinov Ulugbek +5 more
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During the development of uranium deposits that use in-situ leaching extraction method, mineralogical and lithological structure of sub terrain media remains unknown and is limited to the data along the wells. In order to optimize the development process,
D. Y. Aizhulov +2 more
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Heterotrophic bacterial bioleaching and sequestration of uranium from mineral resources: a review. [PDF]
Bhatti TM, Tuovinen OH.
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Development and application of continuous ²²²rn detecting device for accumulated damage of uranium rock. [PDF]
Zhang S, Sun Y, Cao J, Zhang W.
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Migration and Accumulation of Uranium-Associated Heavy Metals in Mining-Affected Ecosystems (Water, Soil, and Plants). [PDF]
Kairullova M +3 more
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Chemical Alkaline Leaching and Alkaliphile-Driven Bioleaching: Advancing Metal Recovery from Ores. [PDF]
Zhou S +8 more
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