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DEVELOPMENT OF INNOVATIVE RECYCLING TECHNOLOGIES FOR SUSTAINABLE METALLURGICAL INDUSTRY

V.I. Lakshmanan, R. Sridhar

2013enrecyclinggoldvanadiumgalliumsustainable

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Recycling is one of the key elements for sustainable process development for the recovery of value-added products and reducing environmental impact. Process Research ORTECH Inc. has developed several innovative and sustainable technologies, which minimizes the use of water and chemicals for the recovery of gold, vanadium, and gallium from secondary sources by maximizing the recycling of reagents, and reuse of water from process effluents.

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