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17REE has developed a technology for the integrated processing of red mud with the production of target valuable products – iron-containing pigments and coagulants, aluminosilicate materials, amorphous silicon dioxide, precipitated calcium carbonate, titanium, zirconium, scandium, and other rare-earth elements.

REECON has developed a Net-Zero-waste technology for the integrated processing of red mud with the production of valuable target products – iron-containing pigments and coagulants, aluminosilicate materials, amorphous silicon dioxide, precipitated calcium carbonate, titanium, zirconium, scandium and other Rare Earth Elements (REE’s).

In terms of material composition, red mud can be considered as an independent complex deposit of non-metallic and ore metals. One main advantage over conventional mineral deposits is that it is on the surface and does not require the cost of mining and milling of rock. Reserves of red mud are significant, and they are constantly increasing and red mud dumps are dusted, washed out by precipitation, polluting air, water and soil.

Recycling and processing red mud are more cost-effective than storage at red mud dumps. Given the prospective increase in environmental payments and fines for the use of red mud dumps and the deficit of free land in the city near existing facilities that processing aluminum bauxites, the processing of red mud is becoming increasingly more feasible and profitable.

In terms of material composition, red mud can be considered as an independent complex deposit of non-metallic and ore metals. One main advantage over conventional mineral deposits is that it is on the surface and does not require the cost of mining and milling of rock. Reserves of red mud are significant, and they are constantly increasing