Searching for reuse technologies and manufacturers for wastewater treatment from mineral processing
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Our mineral processing technique relies on conventional flotation processes, using reagents such as xanthate and No. 2 oil. However, due to the complexity of the ores in Gansu region, large amounts of these reagents are required, and the wastewater is recycled over extended periods, which results in strong odors from the wastewater. Question: 1. What treatment processes can be used to process the mineral processing return water so that it can be reused up to standard? 2. Which mine has a mature process for treating and reusing mineral processing wastewater that I could go and learn from? 3. Which water treatment companies can take on the overall management of projects related to the treatment and reuse of water from mineral processing?
This post was last edited by slll611 on 2016-10-1 01:05. Our company’s oil-water separation equipment can effectively treat mineral processing wastewater, recover the oil contained in it, reduce resource waste, and enable the recycled use of water. Those interested can discuss this in more detail.
It mainly depends on what kind of mineral it is Many mining and processing facilities use different chemicals and employ varying treatment processes. The wastewater from the processing of gold, copper, lead-zinc, and silver usually contains high levels of arsenic and cadmium, as xanthates have to be added in such processes. Otherwise, the foul smell you mentioned is likely caused by a high content of organic substances. This requires taking water samples and conducting water tests to draw a conclusion.