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Cemented backfilling technology with unclassified tailings based on vertical sand silo

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A new technology characterized by rapidly non-mechanical settlement of unclassified tailings was developed based on a large number of tests, and dynamic settlement and continual slurry preparation without hardening in vertical sand silo were eventually realized by the addition of an effective flocculating agent (NPA). The results show that the sedimentation velocity of interface between unclassified tailings and water after the addition of NPA increases by 10–20 times, the sedimentation mass fraction of unclassified tailings at the bottom of vertical sand silo is up to 64%, the solid particle content of waste water meets the national standard, and the side influences of NPA can be removed by the addition of fly ash. The industrial test result shows that the system, the addition manner and the equipments are rational, and the vertical sand silo is used efficiently. This developed system is simple with large throughput, and the processing cost is 2.2 yuan(RMB)/m3, only 10%–20% of that by mechanical settlement.

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Correspondence to Xin-min Wang  (王新民).

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Foundation item: Project(2006BAB02A03) supported by National Key Technology Research and Development Program; Project(2006BA02B05) supported by Key Programs for Science and Technology Development of China during the 11th Five Year

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Wang, Xm., Zhao, B., Zhang, Ql. et al. Cemented backfilling technology with unclassified tailings based on vertical sand silo. J. Cent. South Univ. Technol. 15, 801–807 (2008). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11771-008-0148-y

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