— The purification process consists to sieve PG under 200 μm and to treat it by sulfuric acid to dissolve the insoluble impurities. The obtained results show that the …

 — Phospho-gypsum is an industrial solid waste discharged from the phosphate production process. The waste includes complex impurities such as phosphoric acid and its salts, fluoride, and organics. Usually, retarders are mixed in gypsum-based building materials to extend setting time. Although the effects of the impurities on hydration …

 — 1. Introduction. During the production of phosphoric acid with the wet manufacturing process considerable amounts of phosphogypsum (PG) are generated as a residual byproduct (Becker el al., 1989).This procedure entails the reaction of sulfuric acid with rock phosphate as indicated in (1): (1) Ca 10 (PO 4) 6 F 2 + 10 H 2 SO 4 + 20 H 2 …

 — Phosphogypsum (PG) is a by-product produced during the wet process of phosphoric acid (H3PO4) production from natural phosphate rocks. Approximately 4–6 …

 — Abstract The phosphoric acid production in Morocco generates a large amount of phosphogypsum (PG) which is a significant source of environmental contamination. In this work, PG has been characterized by different analysis techniques that allow to study the effect of the impurities on its physical and chemical properties. Thus, a …

 — A pilot plant for the phosphogypsum processing with the capacity of about 15 thousand tons of phosphogypsum per year (produces up to 40 tons of collective concentrate of rare-earth metals per year) was designed, built and put into operation on the basis of the Voskresensk plant for the production of mineral fertilizers (Fig. 2).The pilot …

 — 2.2. Preparation of plaster of paris or calcined gypsum. Selenite gypsum of about 97.0% purity was ground to pass a 150-μm Indian Standard (IS) sieve and calcined at 150 °C for 5.0 h in the gypsum calcinator devised by Central Building Research Institute, Roorkee, India [15].The calcined material was desiccated over anhydrous calcium …

 — Abstract. In the investigation reported in this paper, treatment of phosphogypsum with aqueous citric acid solution was attempted to purify …

 — The application of α-hemihydrate gypsum (α-HH) is limited by several factors, such as a rapid hydration rate, short setting time, poor water resistance, and high cost.

The phosphogypsum (PG) is a byproduct of the phosphate fertilizers manufacture. The world production estimated to 200 million tons per year induces environmental threats and storage problems, which requires strict policies to …

 — Semantic Scholar extracted view of "Treating waste phosphogypsum for cement and plaster manufacture" by Manjit Singh. ... 2019 The main objective of this study is to control the hydration reaction rate of cement during its production process as phosphogypsum could be used as … Expand. 1. 1 Excerpt;

The phosphogypsum (PG) is a solid byproduct generated by the manufacture of phosphate fertilizers during the production of phosphoric acid [1]. The PG is composed of hydrated

Pedreno-Rojas et al. [10] conducted an environmental analysis of the use of recycled gypsum plaster and believed that the production of recycled gypsum plaster has a significant environmental ...

The phosphogypsum (PG) is a byproduct of the phosphate fertilizers manufacture. The world production estimated to 200 million tons per year induces environmental threats and storage problems, which requires strict policies to limit pollution and encourage its valorization. This paper presents a purification process of the crude PG including …

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Figures 267 and 268 show the typical appearance of British natural source gypsum plaster as supplied by the manufacturer (i.e. unhydrated). It is a fine powder consisting chiefly of hemihydrate (bassanite) particles that appear fibrous and porous, colourless to light brown and exhibit first-order grey to yellow interference colours in cross-polarized light.

Table 11.16-1 (cont.). c Typical pollution control devices generally have a negligible effect on CO 2 emissions. d Factors for these operations are in Sections 11.19 and 13.2. e References 3-4,8,11-12. Equation is for the emission rate upstream of any process cyclones and applies only to concurrent rotary ore dryers with flow rates of 7.5 cubic meters per …

 — Gypsum is an important building materials not only used in cement manufacture, agriculture or as filler in various commodities but is a starting material for making plaster. Plaster is produced from the calcination of gypsum (CaSO 4 ·2H 2 O) which partially dehydrates to produce a hemi hydrate (CaSO 4 ·1/2H 2 O) (CaSO 4 ·2H 2 O → …

 — Phosphogypsum (PG) which is a waste byproduct of fertilizer production is the promising source of the gypsum industry. In order to explore the application of hemihydrate PG (HPG) as a substitute of hemihydrate gypsum, the setting and hardening characters of HPG plaster at different pH after neutralization were examined and …

Phosphogypsum generated from phosphoric acid plants is presently stacked and some quantity is sold to the other industries for beneficial use especially as in cement manufacturing as raw material substitute for mineral gypsum, plaster board manufacturing as well as for alkali soil amendments or re-conditioning. Handling of phosphogypsum by

 — Phosphogypsum (PG) waste is a by-product generated from wet-process phosphoric acid (H3PO4) manufacturing during phosphate rock decomposition. …

 — The technological process of recovering gypsum from phosphogypsum was obtained using a single flotation process test, a scavenging test, and a cleaning test. To obtain the product index of the entire process, the process shown in Figure 8 was adopted to perform the entire flowsheet test.

 — Phosphogypsum (PG) is a synthetic by-product created during the commercial manufacture of phosphoric acid by the wet process. ... is a synthetic by-product created during the commercial manufacture of phosphoric acid by the wet process. ... to purify the PG from phosphates and fluorides was proposed in order to improve its quality …

 — Only 15% of all phosphogypsum produced in the world is recycled; the remaining volume is stored or dumped into water reservoirs, which causes significant damage to the environment [].In this …

 — In plaster manufacturing the substitution of natural gypsum with synthetic gypsum is worth exploring. Phosphogypsum (PG) represents a significant fraction of synthetic gypsum production, arising as a by-product of phosphoric acid manufacturing. ... It created colloidal-mechanical microenvironments during the purification process of ...

 — Compared with cement, only a quarter of the energy was used for the production of gypsum plaster, which underscored "the low level of its manufacturing cost". In addition, gypsum plaster sets and hardens in a few minutes with 1‰ of volume expansion, which is in favour of reducing the construction period and the risk of cracking [11], [12 ...

 — The work by Zemni et al. [44] provides a study on the generation of calcium silicate and sodium sulphate, through the chemical reactions between phosphogypsum and sodium silicate.The results showed that the solid produced during the reaction can sequester CO 2.Rashad [17] assessed the effect of PG on properties such as …

 — The phosphogypsum (PG) is a byproduct of the phosphate fertilizers manufacture. The world production estimated to 200 million tons per year induces environmental threats and storage problems, which requires strict policies to limit pollution and encourage its valorization.

DOI: 10.1016/j.jobe.2021.103511 Corpus ID: 239896906; Recycling of phosphogypsum to prepare gypsum plaster: Effect of calcination temperature @article{Cao2021RecyclingOP, title={Recycling of phosphogypsum to prepare gypsum plaster: Effect of calcination temperature}, author={Wenxiang Cao and Weili Yi and Jia-Jia Peng and Jing Li and …

The beneficiation of phosphogypsum procured from two sources was conducted in the pilot plant of 2 t/shift capacity installed at Central Building Research Institute (CBRI) to reduce impurities of phosphates, fluorides, organic matter, alkalies, etc. The techno-economic feasibility of beneficiating phosphogypsum has been highlighted. The beneficiated …