Search for dissertations about: "Applied Geochemistry"
Showing result 11 - 15 of 127 swedish dissertations containing the words Applied Geochemistry.
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11. Process water geochemistry at the Kiirunavaara iron mine, northern Sweden
Abstract : Understanding process water characteristics and variations is important for ensuring the quality of mineral processing of iron ore. Large amounts of water are used, and the quality of the water can be crucial for processes such as flotation, agglomeration and balling. READ MORE
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12. Nitrogen-cycling tracing methods : Case studies at cold-climate mine sites in northern Sweden
Abstract : High nitrogen effluents from mine sites is an environmental issue which has received relatively little attention historically. In recent years a number of studies have showed the environmental effects of high nitrogen discharge to natural water bodies, which include local eutrophication, high risk of acute reducing conditions and changed species composition in the receiving waters. READ MORE
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13. Preventing Acid Rock Drainage Formation from Sulfidic Waste Rock Using Secondary Raw Materials
Abstract : One of the central and most challenging environmental problems related to mining is acid rock drainage (ARD) formation. The drainage is characterized by low pH and elevated concentrations of sulfate, metals, and metalloids formed when sulfide-bearing minerals are subjected to oxygen and water. READ MORE
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14. Suitability of industrial residues for preventing acid rock drainage generation from waste rock
Abstract : One of the main and most challenging environmental problems related to mining is the generation of acid rock drainage (ARD), a leachate characterized by low pH and elevated concentrations of sulfate, metals, and metalloids formed when sulfide-bearing minerals are subjected to oxygen and water. During the operation of a mine, waste rock is often deposited in heaps and usually left under ambient conditions, enabling sulfides to oxidize. READ MORE
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15. Isotope Ratio and Trace Element Measurements Using Inductively Coupled Plasma – Mass Spectrometry : Method Development and Applications in Environmental Forensics
Abstract : Environmental Forensics is a scientific methodology developed for identifying sources, the timing of release, and transport pathways for potentially hazardous environmental contaminants. It combines a variety of analytical methods with principles derived from disciplines such as chemistry, geology, geochemistry, hydrogeology, and statistics, with the purpose to provide objective scientific and legal conclusions on the source and/or time of a contaminant release. READ MORE