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LABORATORY STUDY OF SUBMERGED METAL - MINE TAILLINGS 1: EFFECT OF SOLID - LIQUID CONTACT TIME AND AERATION ON CONTAMINANT CONCENTRATIONS (1991)
The dissolution of metals from various metal-mine tailings has been studied through a series of submerged tailings batch tests at U.S. Bureau of Mines laboratories. Tailings selected for this study included both reactive and benign tailings.
Reference:
Mine Water and The Environment, Vol 10, Annual Issue, 1991, pp 29-42
Mine Water and The Environment, Vol 10, Annual Issue, 1991, pp 29-42
Organization:
Spokane Research Center Bureau of Mines U.S. Deparment of the Interior Spokane, Washington, USA
Spokane Research Center Bureau of Mines U.S. Deparment of the Interior Spokane, Washington, USA
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