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Meeting 2020 TMS Annual Meeting & Exhibition
Symposium Rare Metal Extraction & Processing
Presentation Title M-82: PRICE - PRocess Industries in the Circular Economy
Author(s) Dag Ø. Eriksen
On-Site Speaker (Planned) Dag Ø. Eriksen
Abstract Scope PRICE is an acronym for PRocess Industries in the Circular Economy. The main objective of the project is to prepare the collaborating industrial partners to the circular economy. This competence building project gathers industrial partners, research institutes, and the two largest universities in Norway.The participants are: Boliden Odda, Glencore Nikkelverk, KA Rasmussen, NOAH, Solberg Industri, Yara International, SINTEF industry, University of Oslo, and the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU). To reach this ambitious goal there are sub-objectives: Increased recirculation and recovery of metals and minerals – in general and between the participants in PRICE; Understanding the behavior (speciation) of and recovery or removal of valuable elements and toxic components present at low concentrations in process solutions; Use of electrochemical means to enhance separation of elements present in trace concentrations; Assessment to evaluate the impacts of circular economy value-chains through environmental modelling (LCA) and techno/economic optimization.
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Extraction of Rare and High-valued Metals from Blast Furnace Dust
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Indian Coal Ash: a Potential Alternative Resource for Rare Earth Metals (REMs)
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M-82: PRICE - PRocess Industries in the Circular Economy
Molecular Recognition Approach to REE Extraction, Separation and Recycling
Optimizing Zr and REE Recovery from Zircon through a Better Understanding of the Mechanisms Governing its Decomposition in Alkali Media
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Reclamation of Precious Metals from Small Electronic Components of Computer Hard Disks
Recovery of Manganese and Cobalt from Discarded Batteries of Toys
Recovery of Platinum Group Metals from Secondary Sources by Selective Chlorination from Molten Salt Media
Recovery of Rare Earths from Waste Permanent Magnets Leach Liquors
Recovery of Strategic Materials from Canadian Bauxite Residue by Smelting Followed by Acid Baking – Water Leaching
Recycling of End-of-life Lithium-ion Battery of Electric Vehicles
Review on Removal of Impurities from REE Processing Solutions
Secondary and Byproduct Sources of Rare Earth Metals
Selective Lithium Recovery from Brines Using Hydrothermally Treated Titania Slag
Selective Recovery of Scandium from Nickel Laterite Ore by Acid Roasting - Water Leaching
Separation of Neodymium and Dysprosium by Molten Salt Electrolysis Using an Alloy Diaphragm
Supercritical Fluid Extraction of Rare Earth Elements from a Canadian Ore
Supercritical Fluid Extraction of Rare Earth Elements from Waste Fluorescent Lamp
The Dynamics of the Circular Economy of Rare Earth Elements
The Iron Precipitate from Primary Zinc Production – A Potential Future Source for Indium and Silver

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