Mining or in situ disintegration of hard material – In situ conversion of solid to fluid – Dissolving or chemical reaction
Patent
1985-04-16
1987-03-24
Kaplan, G. L.
Mining or in situ disintegration of hard material
In situ conversion of solid to fluid
Dissolving or chemical reaction
2041825, 423206T, 423421, E21C 4108, E21B 4328
Patent
active
046520546
ABSTRACT:
A cyclic solution mining method that uses aqueous sodium hydroxide for recovering valuable alkali values, preferably as soda ash, from subterranean deposits of trona or nahcolite, even when such deposits are NaCl-contaminated. The aqueous sodium hydroxide mining solvent is generated via electrodialysis of a recirculating sodium chloride brine stream. Hydrogen chloride that is also generated in the cell's operation is neutralized with aqueous sodium carbonate, to regenerate sodium chloride brine that is recirculated to the electrodialysis cell as brine feed.
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Copenhafer William C.
Pfeffer, III Henry A.
Egolf Christopher
Intermountain Research & Development Corporation
Kaplan G. L.
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