Investigation of Production Wastes Upon Roasting Mechanically Activated Phosphorite and Utilisation of Fluorine Compounds

2024

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DOI 10.5109/7172258
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Abstract

The purpose was to investigate the process of formation and characteristics of fluorine compounds in the production waste upon roasting mechanically activated phosphorite, as well as the development of effective methods and technologies for their utilisation.The present study employed the analytical method, the classification method, the functional method, the statistical method, the synthesis method, structure-functional method, method of deduction.During the study, the composition of waste products from the roasting of mechanically activated phosphorite was analysed.Proper treatment of fluoride compounds is critical to preserving the environment and ensuring general well-being.These substances are toxic and can harm ecosystems and human health.Fluoride compounds generated during firing can have a negative impact on biological systems, and therefore, the effective disposal of these substances is becoming an integral part of the industrial production of phosphate rock and mineral fertilizers.The waste was found to contain significant amounts of fluoride compounds, including gaseous and solid forms.This confirms the need to develop methods and technologies for their utilisation.