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Applied Geochemistry | 1995

The amelioration of acid mine drainage by anin situ electrochemical method—I. Employing scrap iron as the sacrificial anode

Gene Sidney Shelp; Ward Chesworth; Graeme A. Spiers

Abstract The project began in an attempt to develop technology to ameliorate acid mine drainage (AMD) problems occurring at the Sherman Iron Ore Mine of Temagami, Ontario, Canada. A series of laboratory experiments were conducted to evaluate the effectiveness of an electrochemical approach to ameliorate AMD. An electrochemical cell was constructed using a block of massive sulphide-graphite rock from the mine site as the cathode, scrap iron as the sacrificial anode, and acidic leachate collected from the mine site as the electrolyte. The cell was effective at raising the pH of ≈ 41.0 L of leachate from 3.0 to a maintenance value of ≈ 5.6. This result was accompanied by a significant decrease in redox potential from > 650 to


Proceedings of the Water Environment Federation | 2006

The Desel System – Capacitive Deionization for the Removal of Ions From Water

Leonard Paul Seed; Daren D. Yetman; Yuri Pargaru; Gene Sidney Shelp

Capacitive deionization (CDI) represents a new approach to the treatment of a variety of water/wastewater streams contaminated with inorganic compounds. ENPAR Technologies Inc. of Canada has developed its DesEL System, which combines high water recoveries with high ion removal efficiencies. The system operates on the principle of capacitive deionization to remove ionic compounds referred to as total dissolved solids (TDS). The results of several bench and pilot tests of capacitive deionization systems are presented. In addition to the removal of general TDS, the system can be configured to preferentially remove monovalent ions. This alternative approach has been used to selectively remove nitrate from groundwater with only minor reductions in overall TDS. Pilot testing of the DesEL system has been conducted on groundwater containing high arsenic levels (0.210 to 0.820 mg/L). The DesEL system was effective at removing the As from the groundwater stream to less than the detection limit of 0.005 mg/L. The DesEL system has proven to be an effective technology for a variety of water and wastewater treatment applications.


Archive | 1997

Electrochemical treatment of water contaminated with nitrogenous compounds

Mei Lin; Gene Sidney Shelp; Ward Chesworth


Archive | 2003

Electrochemical treatment of ammonia in waste-water

Gene Sidney Shelp; Leonard Paul Seed


Archive | 2009

Capacitive deionization cell with radial flow

Leonard Paul Seed; Daren D. Yetman; Iurie Pargaru; Gene Sidney Shelp


Archive | 1995

In-situ treatment system for inhibiting the formation of, and for alleviating, acidity in water

Ward Chesworth; Gene Sidney Shelp; Barry J. Shelp


Archive | 1998

Removal of oxygen from water

Gene Sidney Shelp; Ward Chesworth


Applied Geochemistry | 1996

The amelioration of acid mine drainage by an in situ electrochemical method; part 2: employing aluminium and zinc as sacrificial anodes

Gene Sidney Shelp; Ward Chesworth; Graeme A. Spiers


Archive | 2008

Wastewater ammonium extraction and electrolytic conversion to nitrogen gas

Leonard Paul Seed; Gene Sidney Shelp


Archive | 2011

Washing appliance with dedicated water-softener

Leonard Paul Seed; Iurie Pargaru; Gene Sidney Shelp

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Mei Lin

University of Guelph

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