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Synergistic harmless treatment of phosphogypsum leachate wastewater with iron-rich electrolytic manganese residue and electric field

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MINERALS ENGINEERING
Volume 204, Issue -, Pages -

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PERGAMON-ELSEVIER SCIENCE LTD
DOI: 10.1016/j.mineng.2023.108399

Keywords

Iron-rich electrolytic manganese residue; Phosphogypsum leachate wastewater; Mn2+ and NH4+-N; F- and PO43-; Harmless treatment

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This study focuses on the synergistic and environmentally friendly treatment of phosphogypsum leachate wastewater (PLW) using iron-rich electrolytic manganese residue (IREMR) and an electric field. The results showed that under specific conditions, the concentrations of Mn2+, PO43-, NH4+-N, and F- in the wastewater could be effectively reduced. The removal mechanism involved the formation of various compounds. The research provides a new approach for the resource utilization and environmentally safe treatment of PLW.
In the iron-rich electrolytic manganese residue (IREMR) and phosphogypsum leachate wastewater (PLW), there are high levels of Mn2+, NH4+-N, F-, and PO43- pollutants which severely contaminate the surrounding environment. This study focuses on a synergistic and environmentally friendly treatment of PLW using IREMR and an electric field. During the mixed leaching process, with a mass ratio of IREMR to PLW of 1:25, a reaction temperature of 25 degrees C, a leaching pH of 3.0, and a reaction time of 30 min, the concentrations of Mn2+ PO43-, NH4+-N, and F- in the mixed leaching wastewater were measured to be 1235.49 mg/L, 1507.97 mg/L, 700.15 mg/L, and 146.76 mg/L, respectively. In the pollutant precipitation removal process, with a pH of 9.5 in the mixed leaching wastewater, a current density of 10 mA/cm(2), a reaction temperature of 35 degrees C, and a reaction time of 45 min, the removal efficiencies of Mn2+, PO43-, NH4+-N, and F- were found to be 99.81 %, 99.86 %, 58.37 %, and 99.90 %, respectively. The removal mechanism indicates that Mn2+, F-, PO43-, and NH4+-N were primarily eliminated through the formation of Mn(OH)(2), Mn-3(PO4)(2).2H(2)O, CaF2, MnF2, and Mg(NH4)PO4.6H(2)O. This research offers a new approach for the resource utilization and environmentally safe treatment of PLW.

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