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Management of segregating industrial tailings by using thickeners producing segregated thickened tailings

CA 2363932 A1 · Owner: Ozum, Baki · Inventors: Ozum, Baki

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The present invention claims that for the management of segregating industrial tailings, such as tailings produced by oil sands mining and coal industry, the tailings is thickened, by using a suitable thickener producing segregated thickened tailings as thickener, underflow and release water as thickener overflow. The production of segregated, thickened tailings in the thickener is the key factor for fast recovery of the released water, from the tailings stream. Thickener overflow is the release water which is , preferably, reconditioned and recycled. The thickener underflow is the segregated thickened tailings, which can be converted to engineered tailings product and discharged for …

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FiledNovember 23, 2001
GrantedNo grant recorded
Term endedNovember 23, 2021
Patent numberCA 2363932 A1
Classification (IPC)B03B5/34 +2 more

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