“…More, many articles (Bahr, 1985;Harbort et al, 1994;Finch, 1995;Finch and Hardie, 1999;Feris et al, 2001;Rubio et al, 2002a,b;Rosa and Rubio, 2005;Capponi et al, 2006) reviewed fundamentals, techniques and general features of flotation (usually preceded by flocculation) for environmental applications, namely, flocculation-flotation, (FF process) induced air flotation, dissolved air flotation, nozzle flotation, column flotation, centrifugal flotation and Jet flotation (Jameson type cell, Jameson, 1988).…”
Section: Authormentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Due to the efficient reagents and separation schemes now available, flocculation and rapid flotation have great potential as unitary or ancillary processes in many areas (Voronin and Dibrov, 1999;Finch and Hardie, 1999;Rubio et al, 2001Rubio et al, , 2002aRubio et al, ,b, 2003Capponi et al, 2006).…”
“…More, many articles (Bahr, 1985;Harbort et al, 1994;Finch, 1995;Finch and Hardie, 1999;Feris et al, 2001;Rubio et al, 2002a,b;Rosa and Rubio, 2005;Capponi et al, 2006) reviewed fundamentals, techniques and general features of flotation (usually preceded by flocculation) for environmental applications, namely, flocculation-flotation, (FF process) induced air flotation, dissolved air flotation, nozzle flotation, column flotation, centrifugal flotation and Jet flotation (Jameson type cell, Jameson, 1988).…”
Section: Authormentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Due to the efficient reagents and separation schemes now available, flocculation and rapid flotation have great potential as unitary or ancillary processes in many areas (Voronin and Dibrov, 1999;Finch and Hardie, 1999;Rubio et al, 2001Rubio et al, , 2002aRubio et al, ,b, 2003Capponi et al, 2006).…”
“…Flotation had its beginning in mineral processing and as such it has been used for a long time in solid to solid separation using stable froths to selectively separate different minerals from each other [10]. It is believed that the cross exchange of flotation experience in the mineral flotation and water effluent treatment should lead to new and improved procedures for industrial waste treatment [11].…”
The use of flotation technique for the recovery of calcium carbonate (CaCO 3) from wastewater treatment sludge was investigated in this study. The parameters that were investigated included dosage of floating agents (sodium oleate and sunlight dish liquid) and the percentage solids of the slurry. The experiments were performed by floating sieved and un-sieved materials and CaCO 3 was determined for both conditions as well as from tailings. Initial CaCO 3 analysis for the bulk material indicated that sieved and un-sieved materials had 63.4% and 32.9% CaCO 3 content by weight respectively. The modification of pH was effected by dosing 1g NaCO 3 to both 1000 g of sieved and un-sieved materials which was sufficient to raise the pH of the slurry to 9.5. A lower average recovery of 2.33% was observed on un-sieved material after using sodium oleate as a collector when compared to sunlight liquid of 31.6%. Therefore, it was concluded that for un-sieved material sunlight dishwashing liquid was a better collector compared to the latter. The results of this study proved that there is great potential of recovering commercial grade limestone from wastewater sludge.
“…Nevertheless, the comprehension of the effect of fibre flocculation on bubble motion, fibre Flotation column is the dominant flotation technology in the minerals industry [17,18], and, when used for recovered papers deinking, it provides higher ink removal and yield than conventional tank cells [19][20][21][22][23]. However, this technology has a limited application in the paper industry and, at present, there are only three documented cases of flotation column use in: (i) an old corrugated container recycling mill, to remove contaminants, i.e.…”
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