Special chemicals for treating mine drainage
By: Jeff Skousen, Ron Lilly and Tiff Hilton
Contributors: Lilly, Ron.; Hilton, Tiff.
Publisher: s.n
Published: 1993
Place of publication: S.l
Language: eng
Number of pages: 41
Description:   Four commonly-used chemicals for neutralizing acid mine drainage were described.  Hydrated lime, soda ash briquettes, caustic soda and ammonia were related to situations where they were best suited.  Costs for each chemical treatment system were outlined, along with annual chemical reagents costs over four AMD floe and acid concentration cases.
Notes: In : Green Lands, v. 23, no.3, (1993), p. 34-41.

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