Abstract SYMPHOS 2011
Abstract SYMPHOS 2011
Abstract SYMPHOS 2011
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UTILISATION OF PHOSPHOGYPSUM FOR THE PRODUCTION<br />
OF BUILDING MATERIALS<br />
EN-O-05<br />
Yongbo Zhou<br />
Chief Engineer of Wengfu Phosphate Industry Development Co.,<br />
Wengfu (Group) Co., Ltd., Guiyang City, CHINA<br />
After several years of research and operation, Wengfu (Group) Co., Ltd. has come up with a technology for controlling<br />
and processing the impurities contained in phosphogypsum and has gone into cooperation with building material<br />
companies in China to produce safe phosphogypsum based building materials. The developed products which have<br />
been put into production includes gypsum blocks, gypsum board with paper surface, gypsum binder, gypsum paint,<br />
cement retardant, land plaster, and etc.<br />
78<br />
Dr Houcyne El Idrysy,<br />
SRK Consulting (UK) Ltd, UK<br />
WATER - THE OTHER RESOURCE A MINE NEEDS TO ESTIMATE<br />
EN-O-06<br />
The presentation focuses on the water management aspects of mining projects, from the mine exploration phase,<br />
through mine development, to closure and rehabilitation. Based on SRK’s water management experience in many<br />
mine projects across the globe, we believe that water resources and their management are often not considered<br />
early enough in the development of such projects. This often results in risks that could be mitigated easily at the start<br />
of the project becoming issues, particularly during the mine’s operational phase. The presentation summarises the<br />
critical water aspects that can present significant risk to the development of a mine and highlights the advantages<br />
of considering these water management aspects early in the project. It also presents SRK’s approach to assessing<br />
mine water resources more accurately and how to prepare an effective water management plan to mitigate the<br />
risks that can otherwise adversely affect the mine’s operational development, safety and productivity.