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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M1977493
IBM Index Class Name
REVISION
Doc Date
7/11/1980
Doc Name
Submittal
From
Climax
To
MLRB
Type & Sequence
AM1
Media Type
D
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No
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DRMS Re-OCR
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Signifies Re-OCR Process Performed
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Laboratory work on removing impurities from Climax <br /> outfall water was initiated in 1973 with methods for removing <br /> molybdenum from the industrial water . This work led to the <br /> pilot testing during 1975 of the Chem-Seps Continuous Counter <br /> Current Ion Exchange (CCIX) unit for removing molybdenum. <br /> In order to assess the ability to comply with the permit <br /> limitations on the other wastewater parameters , there was an <br /> intensive effort during 1975 and 1976 to develop a system to <br /> remove the remaining heavy metals and other significant <br /> materials from industrial waters . This research was oriented <br /> at several different methods thought capable of reducing <br /> effluent concentrations. These were lime precipitation, cation <br /> exchange , manganese dioxide absorption, ferric hydroxide <br /> absorption, chlorination, ozonation, and the Swift Lectro-Clear <br /> pr.ocess.Research indicated the Swift Lectro-Clear process to be <br /> the process of choice. Other treatment techniques, including <br /> that recommended by EPA were neither as successful nor as <br /> applicable to the Climax situation. The use of this process on <br /> Climax wastewater was a new adaption of this technology. <br /> The Swift Lectro-Clear process unit is designed to <br /> remove suspended , emulsified foreign materials, dissolved heavy <br /> metals, and ammonia-nitrogen from wastewaters. A pilot plant <br /> unit functioned during 1976 to evaluate and semi-optimize the <br /> process . <br /> The Lectr.o-Clear process, used in conjunction with a <br /> sodium hypochlorite subsystem, was shown to be quite successful <br /> in removing heavy metals and other significant materials from <br /> the climax effluent on a pilot plant scale . A commercial size <br /> facility is presently in operation and it is anticipated that <br /> this facility will provide treatment at least equivalent to <br /> that expected to be proposed as the Best Available Technology <br /> Economically Achievable ( BATEA) . ' <br /> 5 . Post-Mining Flood Control <br /> Flood control is an integral part of the Climax <br /> Operational Planning . The complex system includes reservoirs, <br /> 8-9 <br />
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