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    This study examines using gold mill tailings to make bricks as a potential waste management strategy. The authors conducted experiments making bricks with varying percentages of tailings added to clay. They found that bricks containing 20-30% tailings were as strong as conventional clay bricks, making the use of tailings a feasible option for brick production that could help reduce waste. The study was conducted by researchers from PSIT College of Engineering and Tribhuvan University in Nepal and published in Waste Management & Research in 2007.

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    This study examines using gold mill tailings to make bricks as a potential waste management strategy. The authors conducted experiments making bricks with varying percentages of tailings added to clay. They found that bricks containing 20-30% tailings were as strong as conventional clay bricks, making the use of tailings a feasible option for brick production that could help reduce waste. The study was conducted by researchers from PSIT College of Engineering and Tribhuvan University in Nepal and published in Waste Management & Research in 2007.

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    This study examines using gold mill tailings to make bricks as a potential waste management strategy. The authors conducted experiments making bricks with varying percentages of tailings added to clay. They found that bricks containing 20-30% tailings were as strong as conventional clay bricks, making the use of tailings a feasible option for brick production that could help reduce waste. The study was conducted by researchers from PSIT College of Engineering and Tribhuvan University in Nepal and published in Waste Management & Research in 2007.

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    Use of gold mill tailings in making bricks: A feasibility study

    Article  in  Waste Management & Research · November 2007


    DOI: 10.1177/0734242X07076944 · Source: PubMed

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