Application Method for SAPS Substrate Materials According to Mine Drainage Properties

Park, Hyunsung; Kim, Dong-Kwan; Oh, Youn-Soo; Ji, Woong Bae; Park, Mijung; Lee, Ji-Soo; Lee, Jong-Un; Ko, Myoung-Soo

doi:10.32390/ksmer.2018.55.5.395

ksmer

2018

DOI: 10.32390/ksmer.2018.55.5.395

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Application Method for SAPS Substrate Materials According to Mine Drainage Properties

Hyunsung Park¹,

Dong-Kwan Kim²,

Youn-Soo Oh³

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Fundamental Study on Adsorption of Manganese in Water using Manganese-oxide coated Sand (MCS) Generated in a Filtration Tank of a Mine Drainage Treatment Facility

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Yim

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This study tested the feasibility of using manganese-oxide coated sand (MCS) collected in a mine drainage treatment facility, for the adsorption of Mn(II) in the aqueous solution. Na-birnessite was detected as the main mineral phase on the surface of MCS. The Mn(II) adsorption characteristics of MCS were evaluated using a series of parameters including initial pH, reaction time, and initial concentration. The pH of the reacted solutions converged to pH 6.19±0.04 when the initial values were above 5; the adsorption amount leveled off at 1.47±0.11 mg/g. The maximum adsorption amount was found to be 1.402 mg/g in the Langmuir model fitting results. The K F constant calculated by the Freundlich model was 0.645 and the adsorption strength (n) was 5.225. As a result, it can be concluded that the filter sand naturally coated by Na-birnessite in the treatment facility possesses the outstanding ability to remove dissolved manganese present in the wastewater.

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Fundamental Study on Adsorption of Manganese in Water using Manganese-oxide coated Sand (MCS) Generated in a Filtration Tank of a Mine Drainage Treatment Facility

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Yim

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Geochemical Contamination Assessment and Distribution Property Investigation of Heavy Metals, Arsenic, and Antimony Vicinity of Abandoned Mine

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2022

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This study was conducted to assess the geochemical contamination degree of As, Cd, Cu, Pb, Sb, and Zn in the soil and water samples from an abandoned gold mine. Enrichment Factor (EF), Geoaccumulation Index (Igeo), and Pollution Load Index (PLI) were carried out to assess the geochemical contamination degree of the soil samples. Variations of sulfate and heavy metals concentration in water samples were determined to identify the geochemical distribution with respect to the distance from the mine tailing dam. Geochemical pollution indices indicated significant contaminated with As, Cd, Pb, and Zn in the soil samples that areas close to the mine tailing dam, while, Sb showed similar indices in all soil samples. These results indicated that the As, Cd, Pb, and Zn dispersion has occurred via anthropogenic sources, such as mining activities. In terms of water samples, anomalies in the concentrations of As, Cd, Zn, and SO 4 2was determined at specific area, in addition, the concentrations of the elements gradually decreased with distance. This result implies the heavy metals distribution in water has carried out by the weathering of sulfide minerals in the mine tailing and soil. The study area has been conducted the remediation of contaminated soil in the past, however, the geochemical dispersion of heavy metals was supposed to be occurred from the potential contamination source. Therefore, continuous monitoring of the soil and water is necessary after the completion of remediation.

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Application Method for SAPS Substrate Materials According to Mine Drainage Properties

Cited by 2 publications

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Fundamental Study on Adsorption of Manganese in Water using Manganese-oxide coated Sand (MCS) Generated in a Filtration Tank of a Mine Drainage Treatment Facility

Fundamental Study on Adsorption of Manganese in Water using Manganese-oxide coated Sand (MCS) Generated in a Filtration Tank of a Mine Drainage Treatment Facility

Geochemical Contamination Assessment and Distribution Property Investigation of Heavy Metals, Arsenic, and Antimony Vicinity of Abandoned Mine

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