2015
DOI: 10.7494/geol.2015.41.3.263
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Commercial utilization of mineral waste - review of analysis methods determining its compliance with environmental laws

Abstract: Abstract:Optimal methods used in the analysis of waste material resulting from mining and processing of mineral resources that allow to assess the potential impact of waste on the environment, based on binding environmental laws regulating potential commercial utilization of waste were investigated. The paper is concerned mostly with mineral waste, constituting about 80% of all industrial waste generated. According to the principles of sustainable waste management, waste storage is considered to be the last re… Show more

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“…4.4% of the phosphorous total concentration (363 mg/kg; d.m.). According to Gruszecka--Kosowska & Mikoda (2015), it is crucial to know the dissolved forms of phosphorous, because if released from the sample matrix, it may cause eutrophication during the reuse of recycled materials.…”
Section: Bcr Extractable Heavy Metals In the Traction Sandmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…4.4% of the phosphorous total concentration (363 mg/kg; d.m.). According to Gruszecka--Kosowska & Mikoda (2015), it is crucial to know the dissolved forms of phosphorous, because if released from the sample matrix, it may cause eutrophication during the reuse of recycled materials.…”
Section: Bcr Extractable Heavy Metals In the Traction Sandmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The TCLP test determines whether a waste is hazardous when the analysed effluent limit value is exceeded (US EPA 2014). It is essential to carry out leaching tests when the commercial use of the waste material is being considered (Gruszecka-Kosowska & Mikoda 2015). The test also determines the risk of releasing pollutants from waste into the environment triggered by rainwater and infiltrating.…”
Section: Leaching Testsmentioning
confidence: 99%