In-situ construction method of tailing covering layer
A construction method and technology of covering layer, applied in the field of mineral processing and environmental protection, can solve the problems of unclear impact of steel slag life, pollution of groundwater and lakes, backward mineral processing technology, etc., to achieve strong adsorption capacity, maintain reactivity, energy and resources The effect of low demand
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[0026] Take samples of iron ore tailings, local red soil (silica-to-aluminum ratio 2.2), kaolin, and corn stalk ash, dry them in a ventilated room at 25°C for 2 days and sieving them with a mesh size of 120. The red soil, kaolin, and corn stalk ash Mix uniformly, the mass ratio is 9:9:3, and the total mass is 85g. Grind the product, sieving through 120 meshes and take a mass of 20g, take a dry sample of iron tailings through a sieve of 120 mesh to weigh, take 20g dry sample, and mix the product and dry iron tailings sample evenly in a petri dish to make the mixture The compaction coefficient is 0.9. Stir the solid water glass, NaOH, and water according to the mass ratio of 5:6:35 until fully and uniformly to prepare the lye. The weight of the lye is 20g. The prepared lye is uniformly infiltrated into the mixture, and it is allowed to stand at room temperature for 20 days. Add 20 g of the aqueous solution to evenly wet the surface of the covering layer, and pe...
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[0029] Take samples of copper mine tailings, local red soil (silica-aluminum ratio 2.2), micro-silica powder, and corn stalk ash, dry them in a ventilated room at 25°C for 2 days and sieving with a mesh size of 120. Dry the red soil and micro-silica powder. , Corn stalk ash is evenly mixed, the mass ratio is 9:5:3, and the total mass is 85g. Grind the product, sieving through 120 meshes and take a mass of 20g, take a dry sample of copper tailings through a sieve of 120 mesh, take 20g dry sample, and mix the product and dry iron tailings sample evenly in a petri dish to make the mixture The compaction coefficient is 0.9. The solid water glass, NaCO 3 , The water is stirred according to the mass ratio of 5:5:35 until the lye is fully and uniformly prepared, wherein the lye mass is 20g, the prepared lye is uniformly infiltrated into the mixture, and it is allowed to stand at room temperature for 20 days, and then add 20g of the aqueous solution to evenly wet The...
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[0032] An in-situ construction method of tailings covering layer includes the following steps:
[0033] (1) Mix the compounding agent uniformly according to the ratio of the raw materials to obtain the precursor material of the tailings solidified covering layer for use; the tailings are lead-zinc ore; the compounding agent includes the following raw materials by weight: plant ash 2 Parts, 9 parts of red soil, 5 parts of micro-silica powder; the plant ash is conifer ash; the red soil silicon-to-aluminum ratio is 2, and it is air-dried at 20°C to a moisture content of 10%; in the compound The raw material particles are all 200 meshes;
[0034] (2) Apply the precursor material of the overburden layer obtained in step (1) evenly to the tailings pond, turn the soil to break the tailings surface, the depth of the tailings surface is 0cm, and then mix the precursor materials and homogenize them. The mesh number of the raw material is more than 100 meshes, the mixture i...
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