Understanding Fluid–Rock Interactions and Lixiviant/Oxidant Behaviour for the In-situ Recovery of Metals from Deep Ore Bodies

This research aimed to understand the fluid–rock interactions that may occur during the in-situ recovery of metals from deep ore bodies. Lixiviant/oxidant solution efficiencies were compared based on copper dissolution from copper sulfides under set conditions. Leach performance was evaluated based...

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Main Author: Hidalgo Rosero, Tania Marcela
Format: Thesis
Published: Curtin University 2020
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/81528
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description This research aimed to understand the fluid–rock interactions that may occur during the in-situ recovery of metals from deep ore bodies. Lixiviant/oxidant solution efficiencies were compared based on copper dissolution from copper sulfides under set conditions. Leach performance was evaluated based on fluid chemical analysis and solids morphological and compositional changes after interaction with the fluids and included studies on acid- and oxidant-depleted environments, composite sample kinetics and multi-stage contact between rock and fluid.
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spelling curtin-20.500.11937-815282020-10-27T01:04:45Z Understanding Fluid–Rock Interactions and Lixiviant/Oxidant Behaviour for the In-situ Recovery of Metals from Deep Ore Bodies Hidalgo Rosero, Tania Marcela This research aimed to understand the fluid–rock interactions that may occur during the in-situ recovery of metals from deep ore bodies. Lixiviant/oxidant solution efficiencies were compared based on copper dissolution from copper sulfides under set conditions. Leach performance was evaluated based on fluid chemical analysis and solids morphological and compositional changes after interaction with the fluids and included studies on acid- and oxidant-depleted environments, composite sample kinetics and multi-stage contact between rock and fluid. 2020 Thesis http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/81528 Curtin University fulltext
spellingShingle Hidalgo Rosero, Tania Marcela
Understanding Fluid–Rock Interactions and Lixiviant/Oxidant Behaviour for the In-situ Recovery of Metals from Deep Ore Bodies
title Understanding Fluid–Rock Interactions and Lixiviant/Oxidant Behaviour for the In-situ Recovery of Metals from Deep Ore Bodies
title_full Understanding Fluid–Rock Interactions and Lixiviant/Oxidant Behaviour for the In-situ Recovery of Metals from Deep Ore Bodies
title_fullStr Understanding Fluid–Rock Interactions and Lixiviant/Oxidant Behaviour for the In-situ Recovery of Metals from Deep Ore Bodies
title_full_unstemmed Understanding Fluid–Rock Interactions and Lixiviant/Oxidant Behaviour for the In-situ Recovery of Metals from Deep Ore Bodies
title_short Understanding Fluid–Rock Interactions and Lixiviant/Oxidant Behaviour for the In-situ Recovery of Metals from Deep Ore Bodies
title_sort understanding fluid–rock interactions and lixiviant/oxidant behaviour for the in-situ recovery of metals from deep ore bodies
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/81528