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Development of co-disposal methods for coal discards and fine waste for the prevention of acid mine drainage
The dependence on coal ores for energy supply has led to the considerable increase in coal discards (CD) and fine waste (FW) arising from mining and processing operations. These wastes typically contain sulphide minerals, which when oxidised may lead to the generation of acidic and toxic discharge....
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Centre for Bioprocess Engineering Research
2022
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