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The Sedimentation Test of a High Turbidity Molybdenum Tailings

Ma Jiao

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After sedimentation test to the talcose molybdenum tailings,the author found that abio-flocculants could decrease the turbidity of the wastewater,and PAM had good results in improving both settling velocity and turbidity.Using the reclaimed wastewater processed by PAM,the quality of rough Mo-concentrate increased in the floatation.

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After sedimentation test to the talcose molybdenum tailings,the author found that abio-flocculants could decrease the turbidity of the wastewater,and PAM had good results in improving both settling velocity and turbidity.Using the reclaimed wastewater processed by PAM,the quality of rough Mo-concentrate increased in the floatation.

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After sedimentation test to the talcose molybdenum tailings,the author found that abio-flocculants could decrease the turbidity of the wastewater,and PAM had good results in improving both settling velocity and turbidity.Using the reclaimed wastewater processed by PAM,the quality of rough Mo-concentrate increased in the floatation.

Key concepts: Tailings, Turbidity, Sedimentation, Flocculation, Settling, Wastewater, Geology, Molybdenum

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