Laboratory Experiments on Electroosmotic Dewatering of Vegetable Sludge and Mine Tailings
Huilan Chen, Arun S. Mujumdar, G.S.V. Ragbaran
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Huilan Chen, Arun S. Mujumdar, G.S.V. Ragbaran
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Vegetable wastes in the food industry are costly lo handle because of their high moisture content. while mill plant tailings in the mining industry contain large quantities of ultralines which are difficult io dewater.This paper describes the results of small scale electmosmotic dewatering (EOD) and combined field dewatering (CFD) measurements with model vegetable sludges and mine tailings.
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Vegetable wastes in the food industry are costly lo handle because of their high moisture content. while mill plant tailings in the mining industry contain large quantities of ultralines which are difficult io dewater.This paper describes the results of small scale electmosmotic dewatering (EOD) and combined field dewatering (CFD) measurements with model vegetable sludges and mine tailings.
Key concepts: Tailings, Dewatering, Waste management, Environmental science, Mining industry, Water content, Mill, Environmental engineering