- comminution,
tailings consist of a
slurry of fine particles,
ranging from the size of a
grain of sand to a few micrometres. Mine
tailings are
usually produced...
- gangue.
Tailings can be liquid, solid, or a
slurry of fine particles, and are
usually highly toxic and
potentially radioactive.
Solid tailings are often...
-
Uranium tailings or
uranium tails are a
radioactive waste byproduct (
tailings) of
conventional uranium mining and
uranium enrichment. They
contain the...
- The
tail is the
elongated section at the rear end of a
bilaterian animal's body; in general, the term
refers to a distinct,
flexible appendage extending...
- McMurray.
There are many
tailings dams on
those leases. The
lease that has the
greatest number of
tailings dams, and the
largest tailings dams, is the Mildred...
- a pile of mine
tailings that was over 90 ft (27 m) tall at its
highest point. It is
believed that
pollutants from the
waste tailings are
leaching into...
- Look up
tailing in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Tailing may
refer to:
Tailings, the
material left over
after the
extraction of ore from its host material...
-
generally defined as a
barrier that
impounds water or
underground flows, so
tailings dams are
relegated to a
separate list. Data on
volume of
structure is not...
- Oil
sands tailings ponds are
engineered dam and ****
systems used to
capture oil sand
tailings. Oil sand
tailings contain a
mixture of salts, suspended...
- of
kimberlite tailings in road works, the
Central Road
Research Institute engaged in a
detailed laboratory study.
Kimberlite tailings were characterized...
