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Aluminium- and Iron-Containing Production Wastes as Potential Resources for Coagulant Production: Market Research in Russia (Russian Version)
INFOMINE Research Group, May 2010, Pages: 52
The report is devoted to investigation of aluminium- and iron-containing wastes in Russia and potential of their utilization in production of coagulants. The report consists of 4 Sections, contains 52 pages, including 10 Figures, 9 Tables and Appendix.
KEY TOPICS COVERED
The introduction provides brief characteristics of aluminium- and iron-containing coagulants: list of products, methods of obtaining and application.
The first Section of the report presents description of aluminium-containing wastes. The Section describes kinds and characteristics of the wastes, processes of their processing (including to obtain coagulants), potential suppliers.
The second Section of the report focuses on to iron-containing wastes, their generation, processing and potential suppliers.
The third Section of the report presents data on consumers of the wastes, first of all, producers of coagulants.
The fourth Section of the report forecasts the development of Russian market of aluminium- and iron-containing wastes up to 2015.
The Appendix contains addresses and contact information on company-potential suppliers of the wastes.
METHODOLOGY
Methodologically the research was implemented by 2 stages: desk studY and field activity.
At the first stage, many information sources were analysed, including data from:
- Federal Service of State Statistics of Russia (FSSS)
- Federal Customs Service of Russia (FCS of Russia)
- Russian domestic railage statistics
- sectoral and regional print press
- annual and quarterly reports of companies
- scientific-technical literature
- web-sites of producers
Te summarized and analyzed data were then verified and corrected by conducting telephone interviews with specialists of the involved enterprises. Possible suppliers of the wastes and several potential interested partners were found.
NOTE: This report is currently available in the Russian language only.
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