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Globally, some 3 billion tons of red mud are now stored in massive waste ponds or dried mounds, making it one of the most abundant industrial wastes on the planet. Aluminum plants generate an additional 150 million tons …
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In average red mud contains up to 65-70% iron oxide (Fe2O3), 40-50% aluminum oxide (Al2O3), and 15-25% titanium dioxide (TiO2), depending on origin of the bauxite ore. Of specific interest is the iron contained in the form of oxides and …
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This paper provides a review of possible remedial applications of red mud in various environmental compartments. Modification of red mud creates novel opportunities for …
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Red mud – a strongly alkaline, potentially toxic waste material generated in huge quantities during aluminium production – can now be transformed into a green source of iron suitable for use in steelmaking.
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Typical chemical composition of red muds generated by Indian alumina plants is as given in Table 4 [12]. ... ... The extraction of alumina through the digestion of bauxite in caustic soda, at...
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Highly alkaline and difficult to deal with, red mud presents a significant environmental hazard, especially when spilled out of the clay-lined impounds designed to contain it, as in the 2010 …
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The numbers don't lie: from under 10 million tonnes in the early '70s to well over 160 million tonnes annually today, red mud production is surging with aluminium demand. Why Red Mud matters — And why it's dangerous. …
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Red mud is a highly alkaline waste product as well as containing toxic arsenic and mercury, which can cause serious harm if it enters the environment, having spilled from …
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In average red mud contains up to 65-70% iron oxide (Fe2O3), 40-50% aluminum oxide (Al2O3), and 15-25% titanium dioxide (TiO2), depending on origin of the bauxite ore. Of specific interest …
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Red mud – a strongly alkaline, potentially toxic waste material generated in huge quantities during aluminium production – can now be transformed into a green source of iron …
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Highly alkaline and difficult to deal with, red mud presents a significant environmental hazard, especially when spilled out of the clay-lined impounds designed to contain it, as in the 2010 case of Ajka in Hungary. [1]
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Highly alkaline, red mud contains sodium hydroxide, heavy metals, and sometimes radioactive elements, making it hazardous to humans and the environment. Picture a …
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The numbers don't lie: from under 10 million tonnes in the early '70s to well over 160 million tonnes annually today, red mud production is surging with aluminium demand. Why …
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Contaminated soils, predominantly affected by arsenic, cadmium, lead, manganese, and organic compounds commonly associated with petroleum, natural gas, …
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Globally, some 3 billion tons of red mud are now stored in massive waste ponds or dried mounds, making it one of the most abundant industrial wastes on the planet. Aluminum …
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