Reuse of phosphogypsum pretreated with water washing as
Cemented backfill is an effective means to increase ore recovery improve safety conditions and reduce surface disposal of solid wastes As a typical solid waste phosphogypsum PG is the by
Cemented backfill is an effective means to increase ore recovery improve safety conditions and reduce surface disposal of solid wastes As a typical solid waste phosphogypsum PG is the by
1 Welcome to another installment of Florida in Five Five stories you need to read from the past week in Florida politics One of the largest industrial corporations in the world the Mosaic Co rips roughly 10 million metric tons of phosphate rock from the earth every year at open air mines in central Florida The company then grinds the rock and reacts it with acid at nearby chemical
Phosphogypsum is the term used for the gypsum by product of wet acid production of phosphoric acid from rock phosphate It is essentially hydrated CaSO 4 with small proportions of P F Si Fe Al several minor elements heavy metals and radionuclides as appears to be good source of S and Ca for crops
The process of phosphogypsum drying is ignored since dry phosphogypsum is used in the previous studies on the process of thermochemical decomposition of phosphogypsum to lime and sulphur dioxide
Phosphogypsum PG is a solid by product generated in the production of phosphoric acid PA using conventional synthesis methods These findings show the need for the development of a new industry exploiting REEs from PG wastes and phosphate ores which should lead to reduce its high environmental and human health footprint and to potential
The comparison of the developed phosphogypsum processing method with well known national and foreign analogues showed that its cost efficiency is 2 3 times higher; the area necessary for the plant
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Phosphogypsum leachate is a phosphorus rich wastewater posing a significant threat to the aquatic environment The phosphorus in the leachate can be recovered v If you need immediate assistance call 877 SSRNHelp 877 777 6435 in the United States or 1 212 448 2500 outside of the United States 8 30AM to 6 00PM Eastern Monday
Phosphogypsum PG is a high volume by product of phosphate based chemical industries that produce phosphoric acid Because of the low radioactivity of radionuclide contaminants roughly 85% of PG
Phosphogypsum too radioactive to be used is stored in mountainous stacks often referred to as "gypstacks " that are hundreds of acres wide and hundreds of feet tall One billion tons of phosphogypsum are stacked in Florida alone though other states in the Southeast and West also have gypstacks Gypstacks are prone to groundwater
This study contributes to sustainable construction practices by exploring the use of phosphogypsum a commonly discarded byproduct in the production of recycled aggregates Addressing both environmental and economic aspects of sustainability we investigate the feasibility of employing phosphogypsum as a primary raw material in collaboration with various
A pot experiment was conducted on saline sodic soil to compare and assess the reclamation ability of different amendments and amendment combinations based on soil quality parameters
A variety of co existing impurities in phosphogypsum limit its large scale and high value utilization This paper summarizes the common contents of major impurity components silicon and
Microwave radiation is a clean heating technology which was utilized for efficient synthesis of high value α calcium sulfate hemihydrate α CSH from phosphogypsum waste in salt solution The conversion efficiency of phosphogypsum into α CSH was compared with traditional electric heating and the enhanced m
Phosphogypsum is a byproduct material of phosphate fertilizer production It is regulated for the presence of radium 226 a naturally occurring radioactive substance that produces radon gas a hazardous air pollutant The Clean Air Act requires the disposal of phosphogypsum in stacks except for limited agricultural and research uses
Phosphogypsum PG is the by product of the wet chemical attack process of phosphate ores apatite by sulfuric acid [1 2] It consists mainly of calcium sulfate dihydrate CaSO 4 ·2H 2 O in association with low amounts of silicon Si fluoride F phosphorus pentoxide P 2 O 5 organic matter traces of rare earth elements REE and radioactive
As Future Generations Will Need to Live on Our Trash Recovery of Phosphorous and Fluorine from Phosphogypsum The paper to which I ll briefly refer in this post is this one Investigation on the Mechanism of Efficient Removal of Phosphorus and Fluorine Impurities from Phosphogypsum by an In Situ Recrystallization Purification Method Daping
phosphogypsum contains approximately 3% of potassium phosphate sodium aluminum and ferrum as well as phosphoric acid and salts of heavy metal Today in Russia phosphogypsum is formed at 12 plants [1 4] Annual waste release is equal to more than 10 million tons Phosphogypsum stacks cover large territories of plowing lands facilitating
An aerial view of the Mosaic phosphate fertilizer plant in Mulberry The EPA approved a controversial proposal that would allow the fertilizer giant to start testing the use of phosphogypsum in roads
Under the Clean Air Act phosphogypsum must be disposed of in engineered piles called stacks to limit public exposure A 2022 paper in the peer reviewed journal Heliyon noted that phosphogypsum "stacked in the open severely damages soils water systems atmosphere and other environments Radon 222 exhalation and hazardous gases containing
Phosphogypsum has decreased SOD CAT and MDA activities in the gills digestive gland gonad and muscles according to the concentration indicating a defense against oxidative stress
