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Vol 206
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160-162
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Article

Disposal of dehydrated sediments of water objects of the mining regions

Authors:
V. A. Petrova1
M. A. Pashkevich2
About authors
  • 1 — student National Mineral Resources University (Mining University)
  • 2 — Ph.D., Dr.Sci. professor National Mineral Resources University (Mining University)
Date submitted:
2013-01-15
Date accepted:
2013-03-11
Date published:
2013-12-27

Abstract

Discharge of inadequately treated waste water of mining and processing enterprises leads to the formation of technogenic sediments, which are a large source of secondary pollution of water bodies. In the present paper we propose a possible way of disposal of sediments to prevent additional technogenic load.

Область исследования:
(Archived) Environmental protection
Keywords:
sediments secondary pollution dehydration tailings dam
Funding:

None

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References

  1. Mizandroncev I.B. Сhemical processes in the sedi-ments of water bodies. Мoscow, 1985. 150 р.
  2. Ermolaev S.V. Cleaning of water bodies from sediment / S.V. Ermolaev, O.O. Orlova, A.A. Jarygina // Production ecology. Moscow, 2010. N 12. Р.41-44.

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