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TitleDissolved organic compounds removal from oil sands process affected water by coagulation/flocculation
Publication TypeConference Paper
Year of Publication2011
AuthorsPourrezaei, P., Drzewicz P., Wang Y., El-Din M. G., Perez-Estrada L. A., Martin J. W., Anderson J., Wiseman S., Liber K., & Giesy J. P.
EditorsGamal El-Din, M. G., & Powter C.
Date Published07/2011
Place PublishedCalgary, AB
Publication Languageeng
Keywordslaboratory, tailings treatment, tailings water, UofA, UofS
Abstract

Coagulation-flocculation was used as a pretreatment for oil sands process affected waters. The main objectives were to remove the suspended and colloidal particles and organic compounds. Aluminum sulfate, ferric sulfate, and ferric chloride were applied as the coagulant. Synthetic organic polymers were also used as flocculants. The results indicated the successfully reduction of the turbidity and decrease it the concentration of the organic compounds

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IN: Proceedings of the IASTED International Conference on Unconventional Oils and the Environment (ENV 2011). Gamal El-Din M. and C. Powter (Eds.). July 4-6, 2011. Calgary, Alberta. Paper No. 731-023. pp. 220-221.

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