TIN TAILINGS AN INDUSTRIAL 👨‍🏭️ WASTE. AS REFRACTORY MATERIALS

✅ The Tin Ore obtained from the mine site is beneficiated into Tin concentrate, middling and ➕ Tin tailings. Tin tailings are collected as a waste from the process; this waste consists of about 2️⃣5️⃣% of the total 🏋️ of Ore. The Tin tailings are disposed off in a secluded area ➕ become wasted along river 🏦 ➕ farm lands or in mined out 🕳️ or they are poured on the 🔝 of slopes. Based on economics as well as environmental related issues, enormous efforts have been directed worldwide towards tin tailings 👨‍💼 issues. Different avenues of tin tailings utilization are more or less 💡 but none of ➡️👥 have so far proved to be economically viable or commercially feasible. Until now, there fr is nom ⚙️ on the pr economic valuess; of this waste for 👨‍🏭️ application. The author looks at possis bilits y of using these 👨‍🏭️ wabou stes 25% ofrom the tot mineral w processing 👨‍🏭️ for the production of Orefractory materials. The Tin tailings are disposed off in a secluded area and become wasted along river banks and farm lands or in mined out holes or they are poured on the top of slopes. Based on economics as well as environmental related issues, enormous efforts have been directed worldwide towards tin tailings management issues. Different avenues of tin tailings utilization are more or less known but none of them have so far proved to be economically viable or commercially feasible. Until now, there is no work on the economic value of this waste for industrials application. The author looks at possibility of using these industrial wastes from the mineral processing industry for the production of refractory materials. The author concluded that this industrial 👨‍🏭️ waste has refractory properties that can 🥫 be compared favouraly with Indian fire 🔥 clay 🧱 refractory. Hence, this waste can 🥫 be employed in refractory bricks 🧱 production for furnace lining.

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