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Fall 2022
Due to the large surface-to-volume ratio, micro-sized droplets (i.e. a few microns in radius) provide a unique compartmentalized environment for biphasic processes (i.e. biphasic reaction and liquid-liquid microextraction) that are reported to be cost-effective, streamlined, and...
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Fall 2018
There is a growing need to decrease the viscosity of bitumen using minimal diluent addition to reduce the cost of transportation. However, due to the inherently free radical rich nature of bitumen, even on exposure to low autoxidative conditions adverse effects on the viscosity and hardening of...
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Real-time Process Monitoring for Froth Flotation Processes using Image Processing and Dynamic Fundamental Models
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Froth flotation is a crucial and complex process, which has been used in various industries for the purpose of separation and beneficiation. Various classes of factors including chemistry, operational, or equipment influence the process outputs. Its complex nature makes it difficult to control...
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Spring 2014
Froth flotation is one of the most common methods in the mineral industry for selective extraction of a small fraction of desired mineral from a finely mixed ground ore. This work explores the development of a fundamental dynamic model for froth flotation with parameters of the model being...
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Spring 2023
With advantages of high capacity, water compatibility, suitable redox potential, high safety, and low cost, Zn-based aqueous energy storage devices are promising for grid-level energy storage. However, Zn metal reversibility is challenged with dendritic growth, low Coulombic efficiency (CE),...
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Fall 2022
The extraction of bitumen from oil sands using non-aqueous extraction (NAE) techniques has the potential to replace currently used water-based extraction techniques. High bitumen recovery rates, lower freshwater requirements, and elimination of afterward tailing ponds are all advantages of...
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Fall 2018
The production of a tailings waste stream is ubiquitous to mining and mineral processing operations, especially in Alberta’s oil sands industry. Due to the presence of colloidal clays such as kaolinite, which do not naturally sediment in suspension, water recycling and land reclamation remain...
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Spring 2023
The exponential rise in demand for lithium-ion batteries (LIBs) in applications that include grid-level energy storage systems, portable electronic devices and electric vehicles, has led to logistical, and environmental challenges in the supply of raw materials required for its production and the...