868 resultados para Resíduo de minério de ferro
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The N6 Plateau presents an iron-ore occurence in Carajás Mineral Province, standing near to actually operating deposits. Geological mapping in 1:10,000 scale and integration of geochemical, geophysical, petrography and drilling turns possible interpretation of his geological evolution. The mapped area has lithotypes from Archean Grão Pará Group, comprising very lowgrade metamorphic basic rocks and iron formation and an Proterozoic sedimentary association of conglomeratic sandstones called as Caninana Unity. The structural geology in given by a regional scale homoclinal, where the Grão Pará Group strata dips towards SW, as a part of the Northern Limb of the Carajás Fold. Subsequent deformation associated to the installation of the Carajás Shear Zone presents as E-W fold axis. Geochemical evidence permits to consider de Parauapebas Formation as the rocks which has been hydrothermally-altered to outsourcing fluids responsible to deposition of iron formations in the oceanic system, including different signatures which can be interpreted as possible sub-embayments in the Carajás Basin. The iron ore in the area occurs in subsurface as very fine friable hematite generated by supergenous enrichment of the iron formation. The conceived geologic model differs from the current academic proposal on the fact that hydrothermal alteration has been involved on the jaspelite enrichment. Metamorphism on the Parauapebas Formation presents paragenesis considered as ocean-floor metamorphism which precedes de deformation insofar as the rocks show no tectonic fabric referring to shallow crust evolution. Geophysical methods such as magnetometry and gravimetry presents excellent results for structural interpretation in uneven exposed terrain
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Pós-graduação em Geologia Regional - IGCE
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Phosphorus, as phosphate, is frequently found as a constituent of many of the world iron resources. Phosphorus is an extremely harmful element found in iron ore used as a raw material in the steelmaking process because it will affect the quality of iron and steel products. Allowable phosphorus concentration in high quality steel is usually less than 0.08%. Dephosphorization of iron ore has been studied for a long time. Although there are described physical beneficiation and chemical leaching processes, involving inorganic acids, to reduce phosphorus content of iron ores, these processes have several limitations such as poor recovery, require high energy quantity, capital costs and cause environmental pollution. Use of microorganisms in leaching of mineral ores is gaining importance due to the implementation of stricter environmental rules. Microbes convert metal compounds into their water soluble forms and are biocatalysts of leaching processes. Biotechnology is considered as an eco-friendly, promising, and revolutionary solution to these problems. Microorganisms play a critical role in natural phosphorus cycle and the process of phosphate solubilization by microorganisms has been known for many years. This study was performed to analyze the possibility of using bioleaching as a process for the dephosphorization of an iron ore from Northeast of Portugal. For bioleaching, Acidithiobacillus ferrooxidans bacterium were used. For this study two experiments were done with different conditions, which lasts 6 weeks for first experiment and 5 weeks for second experiment. From the result of these preliminary studies, it was observed that for first experiment 6.2 % and for second experiment 3.7 % of phosphorus was removed from iron ore.
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Brazil is a great ceramic raw materials productor because of the its big number of clay deposits, in various areas of the ceramic industry. Although, the majority of the natural reservations are unknown or not studied yet, so there is no scientific technical dates that can guide their usage and industrial application, as well as the racional and optimazed way of usage by the industrial sector. The state of Maranhão has a gigant mineral wealth as esmectite, bentonite, kaolin, clays, feldspates, marine salt, iron and others, but produce only products with small agregated value compared to the porcelanato, one of the most expensives ceramic cover tiles, the reason for that is the low water absorption (lower than 0,5%), beside present amazing tecnicals features, like mechanical resistence. The main objective of the work is to do the characterization of four clays, with the finallity of find an application by the results and develop formulations to produce porcelanato using these raw materials from Timon-MA. For this were made the raw materials characterization using X ray fluorecence; X ray diffraction; Differencial thermal analysis; Dilatometric analysis and Tecnological properties, planing three formulations that were sinterized at six different temperatures: 1150, 1170, 1190, 1210, 1230 and 1250ºC for 7 minutes. After the sinteratization, the samples were submitted to tension resistance analysis. Were attained two formulations with the requested properties to produce porcelanato
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Nos anos de 1969 e 2001 em São Sebastião das Águas Claras – MG, o rompimento de uma barragem de contenção de rejeitos de minério, provocou a morte de operários e um grave impacto ambiental. O acidente assoreou o Córrego Alegria, um dos principais cursos d’ água da região. Estes rejeitos não são tóxicos, entretanto aumentam consideravelmente a turbidez da água, alterando os parâmetros químicos, físicos e biológicos da água.O projeto PAVIECO visa à utilização dos rejeitos de minério de ferro para confecção de pavimento ecologicamente correto, retirando o rejeito de minério do córrego assoreado, tornando-o ao mesmo tempo, em um produto comercializável.O trabalho identifica e analisa a percepção ambiental dos moradores do distrito em relação à implantação do pavimento em suas respectivas áreas. Além, propõe um projeto de Educação Ambiental que contribua com o desenvolvimento local e socioambiental. Para tal, foram realizados levantamentos bibliográficos, cartográficos, fotográficos, visitas técnicas, análises, interpretações, discussões e revisões dos dados e a proposta de um programa de Educação Ambiental.Observasse a importância da Geografia neste trabalho, pois possibilita compreender as diversas relações entre o meio físico, biótico e socioeconômico.
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2016
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Estudou-se nesse trabalho a influência da adição de líquidos (água e álcool etílico) na redução direta de pelotas hematíticas com redutor sólido nas temperaturas de 950, 1000 e 1050°C. Pesquisou-se a influência da adição desses líquidos sobre a velocidade de redução do minério (através do grau de redução) e sobre a variação de volume ocorrida nas pelotas durante a redução (através de variação de diâmetro e observações em microscópio ótico e eletrônico). Paralelamente estudou-se a influência do teor de cinzas do carvão sobre sua reatividade, através de testes de redução de pelotas com carvões desgaseificados e não desgaseificados e também testes de gaseificação dos carvões, todos a 950°C. Os ensaios foram realizados em reatores aquecidos por forno elétrico. Empregaram-se carvões da mina Butiá Recreio (RS) de 35% de cinzas (desgaseificados) nos testes com adição de líquidos e carvões da mina de Leão (RS) lavados, com diversos teores de cinzas e não lavados (R.O.M.). Concluiu-se que a adição de líquidos aumenta a redução das pelotas e proporciona diminuição do inchamento. Verificou-se que utilizando-se carvões previamente desgaseificados não houve considerável influência do teor de cinzas sobre a reatividade, entretanto com carvão não desgaseificados esta influência tornou-se significativa.
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A areia de moldagem descartada é o principal resíduo da indústria de fundição. Esse resíduo é regenerado e recirculado no processo produtivo, até o momento que deve ser descartado. O emprego em materiais da construção civil tem sido indicado como a principal possibilidade de utilização segura das areias descartadas. Assim, o objetivo deste trabalho foi analisar, com base em estudos de laboratório e industriais, os aspectos tecnológicos e ambientais do reúso da areia de fundição na produção de blocos cerâmicos. A areia verde foi obtida de uma típica indústria de produção de ferro fundido, localizada no município de Erechim, RS, Brasil, que utiliza os processos de moldagem em areia verde e cold box. Em laboratório foram caracterizados as argilas e o resíduo através de análises químicas, mineralógicas e granulométricas. Foram avaliadas as características dos corpos-de-prova produzidos com adições de 0, 5, 10 e 20% do resíduo na massa cerâmica. Estudou-se também o efeito de diferentes temperaturas de queima. As propriedades avaliadas foram retração linear, absorção de água, resistência à flexão em quatro pontos, composição química, periculosidade (conforme a NBR 10004/2004) e emissões gasosas. Os estudos em planta industrial foram realizados na produção de lotes de blocos cerâmicos de 6 furos sem e com 10% de areia de fundição. . Avaliaram-se as propriedades geométricas, absorção de água, resistência à compressão, periculosidade (conforme a NBR 10004) e emissões gasosas. Segundo a NBR 10004, o resíduo é classificado como Não Perigosos – Classe II A - Não Inertes. Os estudos em laboratório demonstraram que os melhores resultados de resistência mecânica foram obtidos com dosagens de 5 e 10% de areia de fundição e temperatura de queima de 900oC. Através dos resultados da indústria comprovou-se a similaridade e conformidade dos blocos cerâmicos, de acordo com a norma vigente, produzidos com 10% de areia de fundição em termos de geometria, absorção de água e resistência mecânica, permitindo a sua comercialização. Esta dosagem de areia verde não elevou a concentração de poluentes nas emissões gasosas e contribuiu para a redução da emissão de CO. Por fim, pode-se concluir que a reciclagem do resíduo sólido de fundição - areia verde mostrou-se perfeitamente possível para fabricação de produtos de cerâmica vermelha para construção civil.
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Extractivism mineral is considered an activity highly degrading, due to the large volume of material that he moves in the form of ore and residues. The vast majority of mining companies do not show any technology or economically viable application that will allow the recycling of mineral residue, these being launched in areas receiving located the "open skies" degrade the environment. In Rio Grande do Norte to the production of ceramic red restricts their activities to the production of products such as: solid bricks, ceramic blocks, tiles, among others. Seeking to unite experiences and technical information that favor sustainable development, with important benefits to the construction sector and civil society in general, the present work studies the incorporation of the residue of scheelite in ceramic matrix kaolinitic, coming from the municipality of Boa Saúde - RN, in percentage of 5 %, 10 %, 20 %, 30% 40% and 50 %, by evaluating its microstructure, physical properties and formulation. The raw materials were characterized through the trials of X ray fluorescence, Diffraction of X rays, Differential Thermal Analysis and Termogravimetric Analysis. The samples were formed and fired at temperatures of 850o, 900o, 1000o, 1050o, 1100o, 1150o and 1200 oC, with isotherm of 1 hour and heating rate of 10 oC/min. Assays were performed technological of loss to fire, Water Absorption, Apparent Porosity, Apparent Density, Mass Loss in Fire and Bending Resistance; in addition to the Scanning Electron Microscopy, analyzing their physical and mechanical properties. The use of residue of scheelite in ceramic mass kaolinitic provided a final product with technological properties that meet the technical standards for the production of bricks and roofing tiles, with the percentage of 20% of waste that showed the best results
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Companies involved in emerald mining and treatment represent an important area of industrial development in Brazil, with significative contribution to the worldwide production of such mineral. As a result, large volumes of emerald waste are constantly generated and abandoned in the environment, negatively contributing to its preservation. By the other side the interest of the use of mining waste as additive in ceramic products has been growing from researchers in recent years. The ceramic industry is constantly seeking to the marked amplification for the sector and perfecting the quality of the products and to increase the variety of applications. The technology of obtaining of ceramic tiles that uses mining residues assists market niches little explored. In this scenario, the objective of the present study was to characterize the residue generated from emerald mining as well as to assess its potential use as raw material for the production of ceramic tiles. Ceramic mixtures were prepared from raw materials characterized by X-ray fluorescence, X-ray diffraction, particle size analysis and thermal analysis. Five compositions were prepared using emerald residue contents of 0%, 10%, 20%, 30% and 40%. Samples were uniaxially pressed, fired at 1000, 1100 and 1200ºC and characterized aiming at establishing their mineralogical composition, water absorption, apparent porosity, specific mass, linear retraction and modulus of rupture. The results shows that the emerald residue, basically consisted of 73% of (SiO2 + Al2O3) and 17,77% of (MgO + Na2O+ K2O) (that facilitates sintering), can be added to the ceramic tile materials with no detrimental effect on the properties of the sintered products
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One of the waste generated during the drilling of oil wells are gravel which are impregnated of drilling fluid. This residue consists of highly toxic chemicals, including toxic metals. This study suggests an alternative process to the treatment of this waste, by incorporating it the form of raw material in the ceramic matrix , and by solidification and stabilize the metals present, Aluminum (Al), Iron (Fe), Manganese (Mn) and Zinc (Zn). The raw materials were characterized by the techniques of X ray fluorescence (FRX), X ray diffraction (DRX), laser granulometry (GL), thermogravimetry (TG) and differential thermal analysis (ADT). To evaluate the percentage of gravel effect the environmental and technological properties were obtained from formulations containing 0, 10 and 20 % by weight of gravel in the ceramic matrix. After sintering at temperatures 1080, 1120 and 1160 °C, the samples were tested for water absorption, the linear shrinkage firing, voltage of rupture and solubility. The results obtained showed that the stabilization by solidification, is a viable alternative to safe disposal of waste drilling. Ceramics products can be used in the manufacture of solid bricks
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Biodiesel production has increased over the last decade because of the benefits associated with this fuel, including renewability, domestic feedstock, lower toxicity, and biodegradability. From 2008, the use of beef tallow as a feedstock for biodiesel production in Brazil has increased in significance, representing the second largest source of biodiesel, after soybeans. However, the performance of biodiesel in cold weather conditions is worse than diesel because of deposition of insoluble at low temperatures, accelerating the plugging of fuel filters and injectors of the vehicle engine. Studies have been conducted on beef tallow biodiesel, mostly related to the properties of thermal and oxidative stability. However, few studies have described the nature of the precipitate formed and its influence on product quality. Research suggests that the cause of deposition is related to the nature of saturated esters and monoacylglycerols as inducing agents. This study monitored the levels of mono-, diand triacylglycerols, the oxidation stability and the cold filter plugging point (CFPP) in beef tallow biodiesel samples from two commercial producers in Brazil for a period of twelve months. Filtered precipitates were analyzed by comparative techniques of GCFID, HPLC-UV/VIS, HPLC-MS-IT-TOF and TG to verify the nature, using monopalmitin and monostearin as reference standards. The formation of precipitate reduced the levels of monoacylglycerols in the beef tallow biodiesel. GC-FID and LCMS- IT-TOF results confirmed the nature of the deposit as saturated monoacylglycerols, predominantly monostearin and monopalmitin as the second major component. Moreover the TG analysis of the residue indicated similar thermal decomposition of the reference standards. The precipitate did not affect the oxidation stability of beef tallow biodiesel and the CFPP characteristic of blends up B60. However, the presence of iron reduced significantly the oxidation stability of biodiesel
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Biodiesel production has increased over the last decade because of the benefits associated with this fuel, including renewability, domestic feedstock, lower toxicity, and biodegradability. From 2008, the use of beef tallow as a feedstock for biodiesel production in Brazil has increased in significance, representing the second largest source of biodiesel, after soybeans. However, the performance of biodiesel in cold weather conditions is worse than diesel because of deposition of insoluble at low temperatures, accelerating the plugging of fuel filters and injectors of the vehicle engine. Studies have been conducted on beef tallow biodiesel, mostly related to the properties of thermal and oxidative stability. However, few studies have described the nature of the precipitate formed and its influence on product quality. Research suggests that the cause of deposition is related to the nature of saturated esters and monoacylglycerols as inducing agents. This study monitored the levels of mono-, diand triacylglycerols, the oxidation stability and the cold filter plugging point (CFPP) in beef tallow biodiesel samples from two commercial producers in Brazil for a period of twelve months. Filtered precipitates were analyzed by comparative techniques of GCFID, HPLC-UV/VIS, HPLC-MS-IT-TOF and TG to verify the nature, using monopalmitin and monostearin as reference standards. The formation of precipitate reduced the levels of monoacylglycerols in the beef tallow biodiesel. GC-FID and LCMS- IT-TOF results confirmed the nature of the deposit as saturated monoacylglycerols, predominantly monostearin and monopalmitin as the second major component. Moreover the TG analysis of the residue indicated similar thermal decomposition of the reference standards. The precipitate did not affect the oxidation stability of beef tallow biodiesel and the CFPP characteristic of blends up B60. However, the presence of iron reduced significantly the oxidation stability of biodiesel
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Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior (CAPES)
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Pós-graduação em Agronomia (Energia na Agricultura) - FCA