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Problems of dealing with spent pickle liquor are addressed. Topics include prospects for federal legislation; environmental effects of acid discharge; control strategies such as controlled rate discharge, regeneration of acid from iron salts, separation of iron salts to recover acid, and neutralization of acid with precipitation of iron salts; and costs.
Problems of dealing with spent pickle liquor are addressed. Topics include prospects for federal legislation; environmental effects of acid discharge; control strategies such as controlled rate discharge, regeneration of acid from iron salts, separation of iron salts to recover acid, and neutralization of acid with precipitation of iron salts; and costs.
| Author(s) | Kinney, J.E. |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire & Wire Products35(11): 1541-1543, 1588-1589, Paper presented at WAI 30th Annual Convention, Chicago, IL USA |
| Year | 1960 |
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