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Waste Treatment & Minimization<br />
Wednesday, August 20<br />
Sonoran Ballroom H • 2:00PM<br />
Chairs: V. Ramachandra, ASARCO, Sahaurita, AZ<br />
Jerry Downey, Montana Tech., Butte, MT<br />
Boston Mine: Mercury Cleanup at an Abandoned Hydraulic<br />
Gold Mine: David Lawler, US Dept. of the Interior, Sacramento,<br />
CA and Gregory Reller, Tetra Tech EM, Inc., Rancho Cordova, CA<br />
An Electrochemical Reactor for the Recovery of Palladium<br />
from an Industrial Waste Stream: B.K. Ferreira, Anglo Research,<br />
Johannesburg, South Africa; I. Cukrowski, University of Pretoria,<br />
Pretoria, South Africa and W. Bryson, University of Witwatersand,<br />
Johannesburg, South Africa<br />
Characterization and Leaching of the Fine Fraction of the<br />
Argon Oxygen Decarburization with Lance (AOD-L) Sludge<br />
Generated by the Stainless Steelmaking Process in Order to<br />
Recover Iron, Chromium and Nickel: Daniel Majuste and<br />
Phoenix Zoo<br />
The Phoenix Zoo is made up of four major themed areas, or<br />
"trails", where visitors can experience exhibits representing<br />
different areas of the world and their native wildlife: the<br />
Arizona Trail, the Africa Trail, the Tropics Trail, and the<br />
Discovery/Children's Trail. There are also side trails<br />
including the Desert Lives Trail (featuring native Big Horn<br />
Sheep and Arabian Oryx amongst the natural buttes) and the<br />
Forest of Uco (featuring a mock South American mercado, a<br />
fake scientific expedition and ruins, and highlighting a<br />
number of tropical animals including the Spectacled <strong>Be</strong>ar).<br />
Desert Botanical Garden<br />
The Desert Botanical Garden is home to over 10,000 plants<br />
from deserts around the world, including more than half of<br />
the world's total number of cacti species. During your<br />
walking tour of the garden, group members will have the<br />
opportunity to discover the secrets of the desert. Plants<br />
and People of the Sonoran Desert is a three-acre permanent<br />
exhibit which takes visitors through a saguaro forest, a<br />
mesquite thicket, a desert stream and an upland chaparral<br />
habitat with historic and prehistoric structures along<br />
the trail.<br />
Kartchner Caverns<br />
Deep below the extreme desert surface in southeastern<br />
Arizona, a cave system - a geological void of gigantic<br />
proportions -- hides its riches from the eye of Phoebus.<br />
Existing in its own delicate microclimate for over 200,000<br />
years, the caverns clutch in their dominion a wide variety<br />
of priceless calcite decorations called speleothems.Until<br />
recently, travelers passing among the saguaros and<br />
creosote were unaware of the vast space, cool damp and<br />
quiet, lying secretly beneath them. Inside the caverns,<br />
Technical Program<br />
13<br />
Marcelo Mansur, Universidad Federal de Minas Gerais, <strong>Be</strong>lo<br />
Horizonte, Brazil<br />
Dissolution Kinetics of Zinc from Zinc Plants Residue:<br />
A.R. Eivazi Hollagh, University of South Tehran and Iranian Zinc<br />
Mines Development Company, Zanjan, Iran; E. Keshavarz<br />
Alamdari, Amirkabir University of Technology, Tehran, Iran; and<br />
D. Moradkhani, Zanjan University and Iranian Zinc Mines<br />
Development Company, Zanhjan, Iran<br />
Study of the Effective Parameters to Transport of Hazardous<br />
Waste from Zinc Leaching Plant to Environment: B. Sedaghat,<br />
Tarbiat Modares University, Tehran, Iran; D. Moradkhani, Zanjan<br />
University, Zanjan, Iran; A. Khodadadi, Tarbiat Modares University,<br />
Tehran, Iran; A.R. Eivazi Hollagh, Iranian Zinc Mines Development<br />
Co., Zanjan, Iran; and S.M.J. Koleini,Tarbiat Modres University,<br />
Tehran, Iran<br />
Ion-Exchange of Copper from the Chloride Wash Water of the<br />
Electronic Industry: Nguyen Van Nghiem, Chungnam National<br />
University, Daejeon, Korea; Jae-Chun Lee, Manis Kumar Jha and<br />
Jinki Jeong, Korea Institute of Geo. & Min. Resources, Daejeon,<br />
Korea; Taek Sung Hwang, College of Eng., Daejeon, Korea<br />
Things to see and do in Phoenix<br />
darkness and humidity prevail. The echo of dripping water<br />
resounding off the cave's ancient limestone walls hints at its<br />
immense size, and the still moist air enjoys undisturbed<br />
slumber except for the occasional rapid wing beats of a<br />
myotis bat. Completely closed to the outside except for small<br />
fissures, with an average temperature of 68 degrees and<br />
relative humidity at a stifling 99%, visitors face mixed<br />
emotions upon entering this earthen basement. Initially awed<br />
by the spaciousness, later challenged by the encapsulation,<br />
most spectators become acutely fascinated by the majestic<br />
features that beckon their eye with peculiar shapes and<br />
vivid color.<br />
Shopping<br />
Fashion Square anchored by several major department<br />
stores including Nordstrom, Dillard’s, Neiman Marcus,<br />
Robinson’s-May, and Macy’s. Fashion Square is one of<br />
Scottsdale's largest malls. Numerous Arizona novelty shops<br />
along with mall favorites like Victoria’s Secret, the Gap<br />
and Crate and Barrel, make this a mall with an exceptional<br />
mix of stores, boutiques and restaurants.<br />
Desert Ridge Marketplace<br />
Arizona’s premier shopping, dining and entertainment<br />
destination is located across from the JW Marriott Desert<br />
Ridge. Immerse your shopping senses in a unique blend of<br />
specialty retailers, restaurants and entertainment venues in<br />
a distinctive outdoor setting. Hotel provides complimentary<br />
transportation.<br />
For further information on the above or other things to see<br />
and do while in the Phoenix, please contact the JW Marriott<br />
Hotel Concierge at 480-293-5000.
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