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Title
of Technology to be offered
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Magnesium
Chemicals: Mag-Sulph, Mag-Carb using
waste Magnesite dust
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Type
of Technology
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Indigenous
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Area
of Technology
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1.
Chemistry and Chemical Engineering 2. Waste Management
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Approach
adopted in new technology to evade technological gap in the existing
one
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Utilisation of Waste
Management
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Brief
description/abstract (150 words)
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Magnesite dust containing
40-50% MgO (60-80 mesh) is treated with sulphuric acid under
controlled conditions and is followed by crystallisation. After
solid-liquid separation, mag-sulph crystals are produces which can be
utilised for producing magnesium carbonate with sodium sulphate as a
byproduct.
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Major
raw material
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Magnesite
dust, Sulphuric acid, water, steam etc.
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Major
Plant Equipment/Machinery
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Constant
stirred tank reactor, crystallizer, centrifuge, filter press, a small
boiler
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Area
of application
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Details
of specification application
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Magsulph
can be used for manufacturing high quality magnesite bricks, fire
proofing, micronutrients for tea gardens, pharmaceuticals etc. and as
a starting material for other Mag-chemicals.
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Status
of Specific Development
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Lab
Scale
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Ecological/Environmental
Impact (if any, specify
briefly)
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Environment
Friendly
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Patenting
details
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Not
Filed
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Extent
of Commercialisation
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Under
the process of commercialisation
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Technology
Transferring Agent
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NML/CSIR
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Technology
Transfer Assistance Offered (Optional)
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(a)
Process Know-How, (b) Details of the Equipment & (c) Broad
specification for equipment Consultancy for operation and installation
of the plant on separate terms
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Key
words
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Magnesium,
Magnesium Chemicals, Magsulph, Magcarb
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Additional
Information (if any)
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A
plant with a capacity of 1500 tpa magsulph and 900 tpa mag-carbonate
at 100% capacity utilisation will have 60% return on investment.
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Country
of origin
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India
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