is the only method for extraction of rare earth elements from the ion adsorption type rare earth deposit [3 4] At present in situ leaching is the main mining method for this type of rare earth deposit for its great advantages in terms of mining costs and environmental protection [5] However there
The ion adsorption type rare earth ore is an unconsolidated bed of clay minerals Column leaching heap leaching and in situ leaching are used in the industrial practice [] Nowadays rare earth is recovered by in situ leaching process with NH 4 2 SO 4 solution in the industry and precipitated with ammonium bicarbonate However there are also a lot of non
The contamination of the ionic rare earth mine tailings has severe negative consequences on the surrounding ecology But there still inadequate researches on the topic Thereby we sampled from the surface soil of paddy field in the valley downstream of an ionic rare earth in situ leaching area and samples from the surrounding mining area as a control
However the leaching equilibrium time of rare earth and aluminum are significantly shorten from 853 min to 265 min for rare earth and from 905 min to 350 min for aluminum suggesting a great promotion of initial moisture content on the leaching rate of weathered crust elution deposited rare earth ores The leaching processes of weathered
During in situ leaching in IAREO the rare earth ions exchanged by the leaching agent can be re adsorbed onto clay minerals thereby reducing the extraction efficiency of REEs This necessitates the excessive use of leaching agents for efficient extraction of IAREO 7 8
Rare earth production from ion adsorption deposits constitutes an important rare earth production route and the most important production route for heavy rare earths such as dysprosium and terbium The demand for dysprosium has experienced substantial growth in recent years mainly due to its use in neodymium iron boron Nd Fe B magnets the
DOI / Corpus ID 270695521; A Review of the Ion Exchange Leaching Method for Extracting Rare Earth Elements from Ion Adsorption Clay article{Sobri2024ARO title={A Review of the Ion Exchange Leaching Method for Extracting Rare Earth Elements from Ion Adsorption Clay} author={Nurul Aniyyah Mohamad Sobri and Noorlisa Harun and Mohd
Ion adsorption clays are formed as a result of the in situ weathering of rare earth rich host rocks such as granite F Lai G Gao L Huang Y Xiao R Yang K Li Compound leaching of rare earth from the ion adsorption type rare earth ore with magnesium sulfate and ascorbic acid Hydrometallurgy 179 25 35 2018
Taking Ganzhou city longnan zudong in situ leaching of ionic rare earth ore soil as the research object NH4 2SO4 as the leaching agent we forecast and analyze leaching residues pollutants
The ion adsorption type rare earth ore is an unconsolidated bed of clay minerals Column leaching heap leaching and in situ leaching are used in the industrial practice [] Nowadays rare earth is recovered by in situ leaching process with NH 4 2 SO 4 solution in the industry and precipitated with ammonium bicarbonate However there are also a lot of non
To solve the problems of the long development period low mass transfer efficiency and high impurity content in the in situ leaching process of weathered crust elution deposited rare earth ores WCE DREO cationic hydroxyethyl cellulose PQ 10 was composited with conventional leaching agent ammonium sulfate NH 4 2 SO 4 to form a novel composite
The study examined the environmental impacts of in situ leaching of rare earth elements from ionic clays in southern China The study assessed the environmental implications across various impact categories such as global warming potential acidification eutrophication in which a water body becomes overly enriched with nutrients leading to
The in situ leaching tailing liquid of ion adsorbed rare earth ore consists of mine wash water and rainwater thus the concentration of Ln 3 is often too low < 100 mg/L for the stable generation of rare earth ammonium sulfate salts
In situ leaching is also used for some rare earth element REE deposits The ion adsorbed clay deposits of southern China and Myanmar are mined via often primitive ISL methods and there is considerable interest in using ISL on other REE deposits hosted in permeable sediments and host rocks
Various methods are used to carry out the leaching such as in situ leaching heap leaching dump leaching vat leaching agitation leaching bacterial leaching microorganisms Sulfuric acid baking and leaching of rare earth elements thorium and phosphate from a monazite concentrate Effect of bake temperature from 200 to 800 C
DOI / Corpus ID 99187068; Novel solution injection technology for in situ leaching of weathered crust elution deposited rare earth ores article{Zhang2016NovelSI title={Novel solution injection technology for in situ leaching of weathered crust elution deposited rare earth ores} author={Zhen yue Zhang and Zheng yan
This analysis was performed using different methods such as regional rare earth mine soil surveys in situ leaching profile monitoring and indoor simulated leaching The results showed that the grain size and volume curve of rare earth ore have unimodal and bimodal shapes respectively
The in situ leaching technology is advantageous in terms of surface vegetation clearing and soil excavation However the enforcement of in situ leaching to tackle environmental problems associated with rare earth mining and extraction remains highly contentious Zhao 2000 Li and Shao 2001 Liu 2002 Li and Zhang 2010
Study area and sample collection The study site was selected in Longnan County Ganzhou City Jiangxi Province China which is known as the site at which ion adsorption of rare earth elements was first discovered and in situ leaching of rare earth elements was carried out Liu et al 2021a b The unleached rare earth mine 24°49′45″ N; 114°49′13″ E and the
Ion adsorption rare earth deposits are the main source of medium and heavy REEs in southern China Massari and Ruberti 2013; Watanabe et al 2016 Historically pool/tank heap and in situ leaching have been widely used in ion adsorption rare earth ores to improve mining efficiency and reduce eco environmental issues
Uranium a cornerstone for nuclear energy facilitates a clean and efficient energy conversion In the era of global clean energy initiatives uranium resources have emerged as a vital component for achieving sustainability and clean power To fulfill the escalating demand for clean energy continual advancements in uranium mining technologies are imperative
In order to reveal the permeability rule of leaching agent solution and the effects of anions in the leaching process of weathered crust elution deposited rare earth RE ores the effects of ammonium concentration temperature particle size and porosity on the permeability were discussed in detail with NH 4 2 SO 4 NH 4 Cl and NH 4 NO 3 as the leaching agent
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