DOI:

10.24411/1728-323X-2018-13058

Section

Geoecology

Title

THE STUDY OF THE MATERIALS LOCATED IN THE TERRITORY OF THE MINISTRY OF DEFENSE IN NORILSK FOR THE POSSIBILITY OF THEIR APPLICATION IN WASTEWATER TREATMENT PROCESSES AT THE ENTERPRISES OF THE POLAR DIVISION OF PJSC MMC NORILSK NICKEL

Сontributors

N. V. Karmanovskaya, Ph. D. (Engineering), Associate Professor,

O.       V. Nosova, Ph. D. (Agronomics), Associate Professor, Head of the Department,

A. D. Borodin, undergraduate student,

A.A. Miller, undergraduate student,

F.M. Shamsidinov, undergraduate student,

E.V. Zolotoreva, undergraduate student. Norilsk State Industrial Institute, Norilsk, Russian Federation, This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Abstract

At present, one of the main causes of water bodies’ pollution is the discharges of industrial wastewater. Therefore, the goal of the work is to select materials that are either extracted or produced due to the processing of metallurgical raw materials that can be used in wastewater treatment processes. In the course of the study it was established that organic wastes, flotation agents, sodium and potassium salts are contained in the waste water of the Norilsk concentration plant. Marl, dolerite, burner, small and large sawdust, sand were used as adsorption

materials. Preliminary results showed that it is expedient to use sawdust and sand for cleaning sewage from oil products. It was found that all these materials absorb the dissolved salts in water well.

Keywords

salinity, pollutants, gravimetric method, filtered water, sorbent.

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