Complex Processing of Phosphogypsum - a Way of Recycling Dumps with Reception of Commodity Production of Wide Application

Denis Sergeevich Lutskiy; Tatiana Evgenevna Litvinova; Alexandr Sergeevich Ignatovich; Igor Fialkovskiy

doi:10.12911/22998993/83562

Volume 19, Issue 2, 2018

Complex Processing of Phosphogypsum - a Way of Recycling Dumps with Reception of Commodity Production of Wide Application

Denis Sergeevich Lutskiy ¹

, Tatiana Evgenevna Litvinova ¹

, Alexandr Sergeevich Ignatovich ¹

, Igor Fialkovskiy ¹

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1	Saint Petersburg Mining University, Department of Physical Chemistry, 199106, Saint-Petersburg, Russian Federation

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Denis Sergeevich Lutskiy

Saint Petersburg Mining University. Department of Physical Chemistry, 21 line, 2, Pushkin, Leningradskaia street, house 10 flat 8, 196608 Saint-Petersburg, Russian Federation

Publication date: 2018-03-01

J. Ecol. Eng. 2018; 19(2):221–225

DOI: https://doi.org/10.12911/22998993/83562

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Protection and reclamation of soils

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The article analyzes the information on modern developments in the utilization of phosphogypsum. Only a few directions give the prospect of large-scale use of both freshly formed phosphogypsum and phosphogypsum accumulated in dumps. Under the conditions of the Russian Federation, it is promising to use phosphogypsum for the production of building materials, as well as for agriculture, for reclamation of soil and the creation of mounds of a certain type. The possibility of using phosphogypsum as a raw material for obtaining rare-earth elements is shown.

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