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Repurposing of mine waste: an alternative management approach to gold tailings in South Africa
The large volumes of waste generated during gold beneficiation are a major pollution concern in South Africa. To remove these potential pollution risks in perpetuity, non-conventional approaches to mine waste management are required which avoid land disposal of “unwanted” material. This dissertation...
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Department of Chemical Engineering
2020
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