Method for dewatering the sludge layer of an industrial process

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210731, 210803, 210901, 208 11LE, C02F 154, C08L 302

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ABSTRACT:
In order to compress the sludge layer of an industrial process tailings pond, in a naturally occurring fines-containing body of water, beyond the density which it will naturally reach after treatment by the addition of a specific hydrolyzed starch additive, sand is distibuted over the sludge layer as a water permeable surcharge which, by weight, further compacts the sludge to obtain additional dewatering. The hydrolyzed starch additive is selected from a specific family and provides improved shear strength and permeability characteristics to the sludge layer such that it can support the sand surcharge.

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