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B. Mazumder and B.K. Mishra
About the book:
Managing Wastes from Aluminum Smelter Plants discusses major environmental polluting waste material from aluminium industries and particularly, stresses upon decontaminating spent pot liner. The book incorporates author’s direct experience in handling this toxic waste and discuses his world patents and semi- commercial plant operation in decontaminating spent pot liner and recovering its carbon value. Demand for aluminium metal in domestic as well as in industrial sector has gone up leaps and bounds in last four decades, so is the generation of wastes by these aluminium plants. This book depicts all the work done in last few decades to develop a process for safe disposal of these toxic wastes, and after analyzing these results suggests a method for value addition to these toxic wastes in order to make the decontamination process economically viable. About the author:
Dr B. Mazumder is an emeritus scientist, Council of Scientist & Industrial Research, at IMMT research laboratory Bhubaneswar, Orissa. He has more than 15 patents filed in India, USA and European countries. He has more authored 7 books and got published 35 papers in India as well as International journals. His research interest lies in the area of high temperature science which includes carbon technology, molten salt chemistry, ferrous and nonferrous metallurgy, as well as energy technology. Dr B.K. Mishra is, presently, the director at Institute of Mineral and Materials Technology, Bhubneswar, Orissa. He was awarded National Mineral and IIME Mineral Beneficiation awarded in India. He was more than 100 papers published in India as well as international journals and more than 6 patents to his credit. His areas of research are ultra fine particle processing, colloidal system, solid flow modelling and simulation of mineral processing operations.
135 pages HB 2011
ISBN-978-93-803-0813-5
About the book:
Managing Wastes from Aluminum Smelter Plants discusses major environmental polluting waste material from aluminium industries and particularly, stresses upon decontaminating spent pot liner. The book incorporates author’s direct experience in handling this toxic waste and discuses his world patents and semi- commercial plant operation in decontaminating spent pot liner and recovering its carbon value. Demand for aluminium metal in domestic as well as in industrial sector has gone up leaps and bounds in last four decades, so is the generation of wastes by these aluminium plants. This book depicts all the work done in last few decades to develop a process for safe disposal of these toxic wastes, and after analyzing these results suggests a method for value addition to these toxic wastes in order to make the decontamination process economically viable. About the author:
Dr B. Mazumder is an emeritus scientist, Council of Scientist & Industrial Research, at IMMT research laboratory Bhubaneswar, Orissa. He has more than 15 patents filed in India, USA and European countries. He has more authored 7 books and got published 35 papers in India as well as International journals. His research interest lies in the area of high temperature science which includes carbon technology, molten salt chemistry, ferrous and nonferrous metallurgy, as well as energy technology. Dr B.K. Mishra is, presently, the director at Institute of Mineral and Materials Technology, Bhubneswar, Orissa. He was awarded National Mineral and IIME Mineral Beneficiation awarded in India. He was more than 100 papers published in India as well as international journals and more than 6 patents to his credit. His areas of research are ultra fine particle processing, colloidal system, solid flow modelling and simulation of mineral processing operations.
135 pages HB 2011
ISBN-978-93-803-0813-5
