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Vollprecht, Daniel
University of Augsburg
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- 2022Evaluation of improvements in the separation of monolayer and multilayer films via measurements in transflection and application of machine learning approachescitations
- 2022Qualitative analysis of post-consumer and post-industrial waste via near-infrared, visual and induction identification with experimental sensor-based sorting setupcitations
- 2020Dense glass‐ceramics by fast sinter‐crystallization of mixtures of waste‐derived glassescitations
- 2020X-ray fluorescence sorting of non-ferrous metal fractions from municipal solid waste incineration bottom ash processing depending on particle surface propertiescitations
- 2020Recovery of Molybdenum, Chromium, Tungsten, Copper, Silver, and Zinc from Industrial Waste Waters Using Zero-Valent Iron and Tailored Beneficiation Processescitations
- 2019Quality assessment of nonferrous metals recovered from landfill mining: a case study in Belgiumcitations
- 2019QUALITY ASSESSMENT OF NONFERROUS METALS RECOVERED BY MEANS OF LANDFILL MININGcitations
- 2019RELATING MAGNETIC PROPERTIES OF MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE CONSTITUENTS TO IRON CONTENT – IMPLICATIONS FOR ENHANCED LANDFILL MININGcitations
- 2019Potential of sensor-based sorting in enhanced landfill miningcitations
- 2019CASE STUDY ON ENHANCED LANDFILL MINING AT MONT-SAINTGUIBERT LANDFILL IN BELGIUMcitations
- 2018Recovery of Metals from Industrial Waste Waters
- 2018Potential and main technological challenges for material and energy recovery from fine fractions of landfill mining: A critical reviewcitations
- 2018Characterization of Fine Fractions from Landfill Mining: A Review of Previous Investigationscitations
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Recovery of Molybdenum, Chromium, Tungsten, Copper, Silver, and Zinc from Industrial Waste Waters Using Zero-Valent Iron and Tailored Beneficiation Processes
Abstract
<p>Zero-valent iron (ZVI) has been used for water treatment for more than 160 years. However, passivation of its surface often constituted a problem which could only be tackled recently by the innovative Ferrodecont process using a fluidized bed reactor. In this study, pilot scale experiments for the removal of Mo, Cr, W, Cu, Ag and Zn from two industrial waste water samples and lab-scale experiments for the beneficiation of the abrasion products are presented to integrate the Ferrodecont process into a complete recycling process chain. Firstly, 38.5 % of Cu was removed from sample A, yielding abrasion products containing 33.1 wt% Cu as metallic copper (Cu) and various Cu compounds. The treatment of sample B removed 99.8 % of Mo, yielding abrasion products containing 17.8 wt% of Mo as amorphous phases or adsorbed species. Thermal treatment (1300 °C) of the abrasion product A indicated a reduction of delafossite to metallic Cu according to differential scanning calorimetry (DSC), thermogravimetry (TG) and X-ray diffraction (XRD), which was successfully separated from the magnetic iron phases. Hydrometallurgical treatment (1.5 M NaOH, 3 d, liquid:solid ratio (L:S) = 15:1) of sample B yielded aqueous extracts with Mo concentrations of 5820 to 6300 mgL-1. In conclusion, this corresponds to an up to 53-fold enrichment of Mo during the entire process chain.</p>