This article focuses on the management of water and wastewater within a mining and mineral processing industry. The scope of mineral processing is restricted to the on-site activities. This article identifies the sources of wastewater generated from a typical mine site and then presents the typical characteristics of the wastewater produced from various sources. The wastewater characteristics presented are derived from several case studies conducted on coalmines in the Illawarra region of Australia. Subsequently, the article also identifies possible wastewater minimization, treatment, reuse and disposal options
Coal mining is one of the core industries that contribute to the economic development of a country b...
The extraction of coal and coal seam gas (CSG) will generate produced water that, if not adequately ...
This study examined two underground coal mines in the Sydney basin and investigated the water chemis...
Abstract: Due to the range of climatic regimes in which they are found, mines may be faced with hav...
Due to the range of climatic regimes in which they are found, mines may be faced with having too muc...
This paper is concerned with two case histories of wastewater quality management in underground coal...
Water is an essential part of mining industries. Fresh water is needed in different stages of mining...
The world is currently experiencing a water crisis in terms of both quantity and quality due to wate...
Pollution from abandoned mines can be a major and persistent source of degradation to the health of ...
Pollution caused by closed mining activities is particularly difficult to treat because it dates bac...
The negative effect made by mining enterprises on the natural environment has complex origination. T...
Mining industries enhance comfort of human life on one hand but this also cause pollution to air and...
Managing environmental problems in mining, in particular regarding mine water, requires complex desi...
Water reuse is becoming an integral component of the water management strategy on mine sites. This p...
Coal mining has an impact on the water management of the water scarce Upper Olifants River Catchment...
Coal mining is one of the core industries that contribute to the economic development of a country b...
The extraction of coal and coal seam gas (CSG) will generate produced water that, if not adequately ...
This study examined two underground coal mines in the Sydney basin and investigated the water chemis...
Abstract: Due to the range of climatic regimes in which they are found, mines may be faced with hav...
Due to the range of climatic regimes in which they are found, mines may be faced with having too muc...
This paper is concerned with two case histories of wastewater quality management in underground coal...
Water is an essential part of mining industries. Fresh water is needed in different stages of mining...
The world is currently experiencing a water crisis in terms of both quantity and quality due to wate...
Pollution from abandoned mines can be a major and persistent source of degradation to the health of ...
Pollution caused by closed mining activities is particularly difficult to treat because it dates bac...
The negative effect made by mining enterprises on the natural environment has complex origination. T...
Mining industries enhance comfort of human life on one hand but this also cause pollution to air and...
Managing environmental problems in mining, in particular regarding mine water, requires complex desi...
Water reuse is becoming an integral component of the water management strategy on mine sites. This p...
Coal mining has an impact on the water management of the water scarce Upper Olifants River Catchment...
Coal mining is one of the core industries that contribute to the economic development of a country b...
The extraction of coal and coal seam gas (CSG) will generate produced water that, if not adequately ...
This study examined two underground coal mines in the Sydney basin and investigated the water chemis...