2021year6month1day open access Abstract Barite is a non-metallic mineral which is simply barium sulfate (BaSO4) and is largely used by the oil and gas industry as a weighting agent in
Read More2015year5month1day Barite Mines Risk assessment Water quality Nigeria 1. Introduction In recent years, considerable attention has been shifted towards barite mining in Nigeria due to
Read More2021year5month24day The main aim of this study is to contribute to efforts toward fostering the productivity and sustainability of artisanal and small-scale
Read More2021year9month18day Barite, used in mud formulation, is mined in several places to support the industry. However, there is insufficient literature on the
Read More2021year3month30day This work aimed to characterize barite samples from selected different locations in Nigeria and determine their suitability for various industrial applications. The
Read More2021year11month1day Barite is a non-metallic mineral composed of barium sulfate and is largely used by the oil and gas industry during drilling operations to control reservoir pressure.
Read Morebarite, the most common barium mineral, barium sulfate (BaSO 4).Barite occurs in hydrothermal ore veins (particularly those containing lead and silver), in sedimentary rocks such as limestone, in clay deposits formed
Read More2021year2month4day Numerous domestic barite mining and processing facilities were idled in 2020, and only one company in Nevada mined barite. Production data were withheld to
Read More2020year6month5day This paper presents top barite producing countries in the world, their production and consumption of barite, as well as their reserve. Despite all the barite deposits in Nigeria, which is ...
Read More2018year6month13day The mineral barite (barium sulfate), also known as barytes, is most commonly found in hydrothermal veins and as veins in limestone. It is very dense (it has
Read More2021year6month21day Barite mining in Nigeria is mostly carried out by artisanal miners and this affects the production output, exposure to uncontrolled risk, erosion, pollution and environmental degradation. ... Lasorsa B., Trocine R. 2007. Study of Barite Solubility and the Release of Trace Components to the marine Environment. New Orleans (LA): US
Read More2021year10month8day Depressions and gullies due to erosion and weathering are ubiquitous in the Oban Massif area. Farming and mining activities are common in the area. Barite open mine site is situated at Ibogo in Oban Massif at an elevation of 131 m (Fig. 1). A network of streams and river channels such as Ayuk, Aroi, Essai, Aboyeri, Inyang Ita, Udem,
Read More2021year4month1day For instance, 9.9 mg/kg and 7 mg/kg of Cd have been reported in barite (Crecelius et al., 2007; Trefry et al., 1986). More recently, the Cd concentration in barite ore was found to be as high as 30.9 mg/kg (Shahab et al., 2016). High levels of Cd in barites can result in the significant release of Cd during barium (Ba) mining and manufacturing ...
Read More2007year6month1day For example, Suresh et al. (2007) observed relatively high concentrations of SO 4 2− in groundwater samples collected from the area affected by barite mining operations. There are several ...
Read More2022year7month13day Barite is an industrial mineral that is used in drilling mud and making other engineer-ing products [17–19]. The mineral is found in commercial quantities in Cross River, Benue, Nasarawa, Plateau, Taraba, Adamawa Zamfara, and Gombe states of Nigeria [20–23]. The exploration of Nigerian barite deposits is primarily by ASM using crude ...
Read More2018year9month7day Surface geophysical measurements of resistivity, magnetic and gravity were evaluated in combination along same traverses to detect and quantify ore reserves in order to enable the design of effective and sustainable mining strategy for some remote barite fields in the Abakaliki basin, southeastern Nigeria. In addition to the surface geophysical
Read More2021year4month29day The mining of barite in Torkula barite field is done on a large scale. Soil overburden deposits are removed from the surface of barite veins and explosives are used for the fragmentation of the barite rocks. ... (Azar and Samuel 2007; Christ 2006; Ibe et al. 2016). The dissociation of the barite mineral after 24 h was minimal when compared with ...
Read More2021year9month18day Barite, used in mud formulation, is mined in several places to support the industry. However, there is insufficient literature on the downside of mining and associated hazards, especially in the artisanal barite mining sector. This paper contains three parts. The initial section reviews major causes of mining accidents and health hazards in Nigeria.
Read More2021year5month24day The exploration and mining of Nigerian barite are primarily by artisanal and small-scale miners (ASM) whose operations are characterized by poor productivity. As a result, the quantity and quality of barites produced do not satisfy the nation’s oil sector demands and other industries that require the mineral. This situation leads to massive
Read More2021year9month18day Barite, used in mud formulation, is mined in several places to support the industry. However, there is insufficient literature on the downside of mining and associated hazards, especially in the artisanal barite mining sector. This paper contains three parts. The initial section reviews major causes of mining accidents and health hazards in Nigeria.
Read More2021year11month24day Over 90% of barite mining activities in Nigeria are carried out by artisanal and small-scale miners (ASMs), and up to 75% of these miners operate informally, without mining license and rights. Such mining
Read More2021year6month1day This study considered the occurrence, utilization and challenges facing the mining of barite in Nigeria. It also discussed the global reserve, production and consumption of barite and types of ...
Read More2015year5month1day Six abandoned barite mine sites at Nde, Alese, Okumurutet, Iyametet, Akpet I and Ibogo (Cross River State, Nigeria, Fig. 1) were studied. These sites are located between latitudes 05°30′–06°10′ North and longitudes 08°00′–08°50′ East. ... Barite mining took place at Nde between 2000 and 2007 ...
Read MoreThe barite mining sites are characterized by an equatorial climate with dry and wet seasons and with an average daily temperature that ranges between 25 2 =)) C = = = S) (8) ...
Read MoreBarite, used in mud formulation, is mined in several places to support the industry. However, there is insufficient literature on the downside of mining and associated hazards, especially in the artisanal barite mining sector. This paper contains three parts. The initial section reviews major causes of mining accidents and health hazards in Nigeria. The second
Read More2019year7month31day notes et mÉmoires du service gÉologique n° 564 nouveaux guides gÉologiques et miniers du maroc new geological and mining guidebooks of morocco les principales mines du maroc/ main mines of ...
Read More2021year11month24day Over 90% of barite mining activities in Nigeria are carried out by artisanal and small-scale miners (ASMs), and up to 75% of these miners operate informally, without mining license and rights. Such mining activities endanger human lives through the uncontrolled release of toxic heavy metals and other pollutants which are major causes
Read MoreA single crystal of white barite attached to a black prismatic stibnite crystal. Specimen collected 8/20/99 by Robert E. Walstrom from underground during active mining operations. The workings consisted of a circular decline to the working face. The decline has since been backfilled with cement and debris. Photo: Robert E. Walstrom. Camera: ...
Read More2007year2month16day Stratiform and stratabound barite ± magnetite beds are intimately associated with the polymetallic Broken Hill-type (BHT) massive sulfide deposits of the Aggeneys-Gamsberg Pb–Zn–Cu ± Ag–Ba district in the Northern Cape Province, South Africa. Barite samples were collected and studied from four localities in the district.
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