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Geotechnical Engineering and Engineering Geology
  • Date submitted
    2023-10-03
  • Date accepted
    2024-11-07
  • Date published
    2025-02-25

Investigation of the effectiveness of the use of various substances for dust suppression during the transshipment of granular sulfur

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The article is devoted to the problem of dusting during the transshipment of granular sulfur and existing methods of dust suppression. The analysis of various methods for reducing dust emission at granulated sulfur storage and transportation facilities is presented. The necessity of using special reagents to increase the efficiency of dust suppression and re-granulation of sulfur crushed by abrasion is noted. The sulfur dust obtained from the port terminal during the transshipment of technical sulfur was analyzed for granulometric composition. The results of experimental studies of the effectiveness of the use of various substances for sulfur dust suppression (alkyl polyglycosides, sodium silicate, starch) are presented. The laboratory installation was a hopper, inside which a test sample of dusty material was placed. The sample was subjected to an aerodynamic effect by an air flow at a given speed. The concentrations of suspended solids were measured with a dust meter-nephelometer with a sampling tube placed in the geometric center of the hopper. The effectiveness of dust suppression agents was determined based on a comparison of the concentration values obtained on dry and treated samples. For dust suppression at granulated sulfur treatment facilities, it is proposed to use a composition based on nonionic surfactants represented by a mixture of C12-14-alkylglycosides oligomers (1-1.5 %), additionally containing a mixture of amylose and amylopectin polysaccharides in the form of soluble starch (1-2.5 %) and water. The dust suppressor showed consistently high dust suppression efficiency both when measured immediately after irrigation (98.3 %) and after the expected time (99.7 %). The developed composition provides an increase in the dust-suppressing ability of the solution and the elimination of the possibility of repeated dusting due to the formation of a polymer film on the surface, as well as the regranulation of the product crushed by abrasion.

How to cite: Lisai V.V., Smirnov Y.D., Ivanov A.V., Borowski G. Investigation of the effectiveness of the use of various substances for dust suppression during the transshipment of granular sulfur // Journal of Mining Institute. 2025. Vol. 271. p. 108-119. EDN OBNFBV
Geotechnical Engineering and Engineering Geology
  • Date submitted
    2024-04-16
  • Date accepted
    2024-06-03
  • Date published
    2024-07-04

Quantitative determination of sulfur forms in bottom sediments for rapid assessment of the industrial facilities impact on aquatic ecosystems

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The article describes an X-ray fluorescence method for quantitative analysis of sulfate and total sulfur in bottom sediments of watercourses and reservoirs located in the area of industrial enterprises impact. The quantitative determination of sulfur forms was carried out by analyzing the characteristic curves SKα1,2 and SKβ1,3, as well as the satellite line SKβ′ on X-ray emission spectra measured by an X-ray fluorescence spectrometer with wavelength dispersion. The study shows that these characteristic curves allow not only to determine the predominant form of sulfur, but also to separately conduct quantitative analyses of sulfates and total sulfur after fitting peaks and to separately analyze overlapping spectral lines. The results of quantitative analysis of the chemical state of sulfur by the proposed X-ray fluorescence method were compared with the results of inductively coupled plasma atomic emission spectroscopy and elemental analysis, as well as certified standard samples of soils and sediments. The results are in good agreement with each other.

How to cite: Sverchkov I.P., Povarov V.G. Quantitative determination of sulfur forms in bottom sediments for rapid assessment of the industrial facilities impact on aquatic ecosystems // Journal of Mining Institute. 2024. Vol. 267. p. 372-380. EDN PUUADY
Metallurgy and concentration
  • Date submitted
    2018-09-12
  • Date accepted
    2019-01-05
  • Date published
    2020-04-24

Flotation extraction of elemental sulfur from gold-bearing cakes

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Currently, in the development of the raw materials base of the gold mining industry, there is a tendency to reduce the quality of the initial mineral raw materials due to the depletion of reserves of rich gold-bearing ores. The article discusses the technology of extraction of refractory gold-bearing concentrates based on low-temperature leaching of pyrite concentrate. A decrease in the parameters of the autoclave oxidation of sulfide minerals, such as pyrite and arsenopyrite, leads to the incomplete extraction of gold into the solution and, consequently, its losses during subsequent cyanidation. As a possible option for a more complete extraction of gold using low-temperature oxidation technology, a method of flotation separation of elemental sulfur from leaching cakes is proposed. According to the basic process flow chart, the flotation process designed for gold extraction is carried out after autoclave oxidation, but before cyanidation. A series of experiments were carried out with varying reagent conditions and the dependence of gold losses on the extraction of elemental sulfur in the flotation tailings was established. As determining factors, pH and solid content in the initial pulp were considered. The paper justifies the separation of elemental sulfur from autoclave cake to enriched sulfur concentrate. The cake flotation modes after autoclave oxidative leaching of pyrite concentrate are investigated. The distribution of elemental sulfur and gold by flotation products makes it possible to conduct the tailings cyanidation process with acceptable indicators.

How to cite: Ivanik S.A., Ilyukhin D.A. Flotation extraction of elemental sulfur from gold-bearing cakes // Journal of Mining Institute. 2020. Vol. 242. p. 202-208. DOI: 10.31897/PMI.2020.2.202
Problems in geodynamic and ecological safety in the exploration of fields of oil and das, their storage and transporta
  • Date submitted
    2009-10-14
  • Date accepted
    2009-12-28
  • Date published
    2010-09-22

Geodynamic model of hydrogen sulphide’s formation in natural gas and oil in the process of rocks impulsive compression under conditions оf earthquakes

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By experiments, conducted on the installation like Bridgeman’s anvil it was determined that under conditions of high pressure, displacement deformations and elastic wave’s effect of short duration, sulphates are reclaimed by hydrocarbons. As a result of this reaction sulphur and hydrogen sulphide are produced.

How to cite: Petukhov A.V. Geodynamic model of hydrogen sulphide’s formation in natural gas and oil in the process of rocks impulsive compression under conditions оf earthquakes // Journal of Mining Institute. 2010. Vol. 188. p. 189-194.
Geology
  • Date submitted
    1958-03-16
  • Date accepted
    1958-05-08
  • Date published
    1958-05-09

ГЕОЛОГИЧЕСКИЕ УСЛОВИЯ, ПОИСКИ И РАЗВЕДКА НЕКОТОРЫХ ВУЛКАНИЧЕСКИХ МЕСТОРОЖДЕНИЙ САМОРОДНОЙ СЕРЫ

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В 1948 и 1949 гг. автор статьи был участником работ по поискам и разведке вулканических месторождений самородной серы на островах Большой Курильской гряды — Итурупе и Кунашири. Полученные при этом материалы явились основанием предлагаемой статьи. К сожалению, некоторые вопросы геологии изученных серных месторождений освещены в статье недостаточно, так как ряд материалов находится вне Ленин­града. Вместе с тем, нам удалось учесть некоторые новые представления японских геологов по затронутым вопросам. Некоторые из них были за­имствованы из неопубликованных переводов Г. М. Власова. Автором также были использованы отчеты о работах на Курилах Р. Остроумова. Как одному, так и другому автор выражает свою признательность.

How to cite: Unknown // Journal of Mining Institute. 1958. Vol. № 2 33. p. 194.