iron sludge problem
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Is reduced iron mud with activated carbon useful? Do you have any good ideas?
It's useful. The steel mill should be able to use it. It depends on whether your quantity is large. If there is a lot, it can be easily disposed of.
This post was last edited by 68LONG on 2015-5-16 09:14. I can help you deal with it.
Nowadays, iron mud is made into iron oxide red and used in pigments. Very good prospects
First, conduct a test to see what elements it contains. I think since it contains activated carbon, it may not only be iron, but also other precious metals. If you make a fortune, you can extract the precious metals first. It is recommended that if the quantity is large, you can crush it first and then use a magnetic separator to select the metal. The remainder is carbon slag, which can be sent to the brick factory. They are all treasures.
There is a manufacturer in Sichuan who needs these things as raw materials for production.
Iron mud, anhydrous sulfate, sodium sulfate are needed