Analysis of Ways to Reduce the Anthropogenic Load on Water Bodies by Improving the Technological Process of Mine Water Treatment
T. I. Stepanenko, A. Ye. Fedorova
Donbas National Academy of Civil Engineering and Architecture
Abstract: The paper considers the problem of pollution of surface water bodies by mine waters. One of the factors for the deterioration of the ecological state of the territory of industrial regions is the pollution of natural water bodies with insufficiently treated wastewater, including mine water from mining enterprises. Currently, most mines carry out sewage treatment from suspended solids by settling and disinfection. The analysis of promising directions and possibilities of using mine water for technical needs, as well as the average chemical composition of mine water, made it possible to identify indicators that limit the reuse of mine water. These indicators include: mineralization, content of suspended solids, total iron, sulfates. Possible variants of complex treatment of highly mineralized mine waters are considered. The obtained research results can be used to improve existing treatment schemes at enterprises to improve the quality of discharged water and the possibility of their reuse.
Keywords: mine waters, mineralization, sulfates, suspended solids, demineralization, reverse osmosis.
Pages: 79-83.
Link for citation: Stepanenko, T. I.; Fedorova, A. Ye. Analysis of Ways to Reduce the Anthropogenic Load on Water Bodies by Improving the Technological Process of Mine Water Treatment. – Text : electronic. – In: Proceeding of the Donbas National Academy of Civil Engineering and Architecture. – 2022. – Issue 2022-3(155) Buildings and structures using new materials and technologies. – Р. 79-83. – URL: https://donnasa.ru/publish_house/journals/vestnik/2022/2022-3(155)/st_13_stepanenko_fedorova.pdf (date of access: 15.10.2024). (in Russian)
Issue 2022-3 (155)Journal: Proceeding of the Donbas National Academy of Civil Engineering and Architecture
Publish house: Donbas National Academy of Civil Engineering and Architecture