Leaching Behavior of Copper (II) in a Soil Column Experiment. J. Xu 1, X. Han 1, S. Sun 1, F. Meng 1 & S. Dai 1 Bulletin of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology volume 75, pages 1028–1033 (2005)Cite this article
2017-10-16 Leach column 7 reached a recovery of 86.5% of soluble copper and had a value of 47.86 lbs/ton for acid consumption, the copper recovery for leach column 8 was 89% of soluble copper with 52.82 lbs/ton acid consumption, 86.1% copper recovery and 58.73 lbs/ton acid consumption were the results for leach column 9.
This behavior has also been observed by (Xu et al., 2005) during leaching experiments on a polluted soil column at the laboratory with deionized water (DIW) at a flow rate of 1.0 ml min -1, The...
Comparison of different hydrometallurgical processing routes such as column /bioleaching and reactor leaching routes. • Reactor leaching route gives a maximum recovery of 91% whereas 70% recovery is achieved through heap leaching route. • Smooth and bright deposits of copper
2017-3-1 To train the networks, 120 sets of data recorded in the column leaching of Tarom copper ore were used, in which 96 sets were used to train the network and 24 sets to test its correctness. All input and output data (before feeding to the networks) were normalized in the range of 1 and −1.
2015-6-10 The copper leaching behavior in columns C1–C5 has been reported in a recent study by Ruan et al. (2013). 3.1.
2012-10-1 The concentrations of ferrous iron in ore column effluents and the pH of the effluents during the leaching of a copper sulfide ore were followed as an indication of the activity of the microbial populations that were established in the ore columns.
Request PDF On Oct 10, 2016, Sandeep Panda and others published Reactor and column leaching studies for extraction of copper from two low grade resources: A comparative study Find, read and
2015-9-8 Copper extractions of 93.11%, 91.04% and 80.45% can be obtained for the bioleaching of ores with particles size of 5–8 mm, 5–15 mm and 5–20 mm, respectively. Copper extractions are 83.77% and 91.02% for bioleaching under the conditions of room temperature and 35 ºC.
2017-6-9 This paper deals with the investigation of column leaching of low-grade ores from the copper mine Cerovo, Serbia (the approximate Cu content in the ore ranges from 0.2 0.3 % with >10 % copper in the form of oxide minerals). The leaching experiments were performed using sulphuric acid solutions, whereby the kinetics of copper leaching was investigated with respect to acid concentration and solid to liquid ratio. The copper concentration in the leach solution ranged from 0.80 to 1.75 g dm-3. The total Cu recovery rate ranged from 30 to 56 %, whereas the recovery rate of copper oxide minerals ranged from 67 to 100 %. Furthermore, with increasing the amount of liquid phase, copper recovery increases as well, and copper oxide minerals were completely leached out. Besides copper ions, considerably high ferrous/ferric ion concentrations were achieved in the leach solution. This concentration was sufficiently high for the use of either solvent extraction or ion exchange techniques or both for further treatment of the leach
Leaching Behavior of Copper (II) in a Soil Column Experiment. J. Xu 1, X. Han 1, S. Sun 1, F. Meng 1 & S. Dai 1 Bulletin of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology volume 75, pages 1028–1033 (2005)Cite this article
The kinetics of column bioleaching WPCBs remains unchanged because the size and morphology of precipitates are unaffected by maintaining the pH of solution at 2.25 level. In bioleaching process, the formation of jarosite precipitate can be prevented by adding dilute sulfuric acid and maintaining an acidic condition of the leaching medium.
Leaching behavior of copper (II) in a soil column experiment. Xu J (1), Han X, Sun S, Meng F, Dai S. (1)College of Environmental Science and Engineering, Nankai University, Tianjin, People's Republic of
2020-10-7 Reactor and column leaching studies for extraction of copper from two low grade resources: A comparative study Sandeep Panda a, Geetanjali Mishraa, Chinmaya Kumar Sarangia, Kali Sanjay a,⁎,TondepuSubbaiaha,b, Subir Kumar Dasa, Kadambini Sarangia, Malay Kumar Ghosha, Nilotpala Pradhana,BaradaKantaMishraa a CSIR—Institute of Minerals and Materials Technology,
2020-3-25 Research article Influence of soil characteristics and leaching rate on copper migration: column test Fouad Amlala, Saad Drissib,*, Kacem Makrouma, Khalid Dhassia, Hamid Er-rezzac, Abdelhadi Aït Houssad a Faculty of Sciences Chouaïb Doukkali University, El-Jadida, Morocco b National Agricultural School of Meknes, Department of Agronomy, Ecole Nationale d'Agriculture de Meknes,
Column leaching tests become methodology important for assessing the risk of release of pollutants from soil into groundwater. In this present study column leaching test were applied on soil samples taken directly in the vicinity of Kenadsa coking plant (Algeria) in order to evaluate the mobility of copper and their potential environmental risks.
2019-4-19 Copper Leaching Practices. For centuries small amounts of copper have been recovered from acid mine-drainage waters. In recent years, the expansion of copper-bearing waste dump leaching for copper recovery has established a technological basis that is rapidly converting the art of copper leaching into a science.
2021-3-2 resulted in improved copper recoveries with chalcopyrite. TESTWORK STRATEGY The objectives of any copper heap bacterial leaching should encompass the following main points: 1) Characterise ore for particle size, elemental composition, mineralogy, acid consumption and bioleaching potential. 2) Evaluate copper bioleaching in columns with crushed ore.
2 天前 Figure 3. Dump leaching at Bingham Canyon mine (image courtesy of Kennecott Utah Copper, Salt Lake City, Utah). Figure 3 shows the dump leaching operation at Kennecott’s Bingham Canyon mine, a safe and well run mine. It is the world’s largest open pit copper
2020-4-1 Leaching rate of copper and zinc is 38.8% and 87.45% respectively under the conditions including pretreatment acidity of 5% dilute sulfuric acid, inoculation of 10%, and particle size of waste rock of -2 mm. Permeability of column is not effectively improved by
The kinetics of column bioleaching WPCBs remains unchanged because the size and morphology of precipitates are unaffected by maintaining the pH of solution at 2.25 level. In bioleaching process, the formation of jarosite precipitate can be prevented by adding dilute sulfuric acid and maintaining an acidic condition of the leaching medium.
Leaching Behavior of Copper (II) in a Soil Column Experiment. J. Xu 1, X. Han 1, S. Sun 1, F. Meng 1 & S. Dai 1 Bulletin of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology volume 75, pages 1028–1033 (2005)Cite this article
Leaching behavior of copper (II) in a soil column experiment. Xu J (1), Han X, Sun S, Meng F, Dai S. (1)College of Environmental Science and Engineering, Nankai University, Tianjin, People's Republic of
Agitation sulfuric acid leaching able to extract up to 29.9% of copper. At the same time, column sulfuric acid leaching able to extract up to 78.5% of total copper and 85.23% of copper presented by acid-soluble compounds. In case of precious metals, the agitation cyanide leaching is
Column leaching tests become methodology important for assessing the risk of release of pollutants from soil into groundwater. In this present study column leaching test were applied on soil samples taken directly in the vicinity of Kenadsa coking plant (Algeria) in order to evaluate the mobility of copper and their potential environmental risks.
Copper extraction from primary copper sulfide ore from a typical porphyry copper deposit from Antofagasta, Chile, was investigated after leaching with a chloride-ferrous media at two temperatures. The study focused on whether this chemical leaching system could be applied at an industrial scale. Leaching tests were conducted in columns
2019-1-25 Copper leaching was carried out by acidophilic bioleaching for comparison with extraction by chemical methods involving the addition of sulfuric acid and Fe 3+ or only sulfuric acid in flasks, as well as column leaching tests to simulate heap leaching. Ag was extracted by cyanidation methods again in flasks as well as column leaching tests.
2019-4-19 Copper Leaching Practices. For centuries small amounts of copper have been recovered from acid mine-drainage waters. In recent years, the expansion of copper-bearing waste dump leaching for copper recovery has established a technological basis that is rapidly converting the art of copper leaching into a science.
2006-6-1 2 A Column Bioleaching Model for Chalcocite: An Investigation of Oxygen Limitation and Bacterial Inoculation on Leaching Martin J. Leahy 1,2, Malcolm R. Davidson 1 and M. Philip Schwarz 2 1Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, The
1996-11-20 Copper minerals,b iron and other metallic0.5-6.0 pyrites, byproducts, andgangue Solution of copper and leaching agent20-50 (water orHAO.) Copper, iron (0.2-2.00/0), trace amounts of85-90 silica and aluminum oxides, and oxygen Organic solvent and pregnantIeachate; 25-35 then organiccopper miXtUre plUs H2S04