Studies on Commercial Utilization of Industrial Wastes -Magnesite Dust and Fines

The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society
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Jan 1, 1992

Abstract

The paper concerns an unconventional, yet promising, use of waste magnesite dust and fines. In India a significant amount of this dust is generated from some of the integrated iron and steel industries, refractory and cement plants, during calcination of raw magnesite. However. it is possible to utilize this dust, which is normally a waste, conveniently and economically for the production of magnesium. chemicals. A bench scale study was carried out to determine the rate of formation of sulfated com¬pounds of Mg.Ca,and Fe, inter alla, present in the dust system containing MeO constituents (in which Me=Mg.Ca,Fe,Si,Al etc.) Effects of various process parameters, which affect the reaction rate as also the purity of the product ,were also studied. Some work carried out to develop the process flow charts involving the salient steps to produce magnesium chemicals commercially is reported in the paper .
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APA:  (1992)  Studies on Commercial Utilization of Industrial Wastes -Magnesite Dust and Fines

MLA: Studies on Commercial Utilization of Industrial Wastes -Magnesite Dust and Fines. The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society, 1992.

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