Method for stabilization heavy metal in fly-ash, bottom slag and soil
A heavy metal and fly ash technology, applied in the field of stabilizing fly ash, bottom slag and heavy metals in soil, can solve problems such as soil acidification and affecting the health of operators
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[0015] Incinerate fly ash from a waste incineration plant in the northern district of Taiwan, mix reaction ash and boiler ash, add dry powdered sodium silicate and calcium silicate to the fly ash in this example, use dry powdered sodium silicate and Calcium silicate is directly added to the fly ash, and then mixed with a stirrer or a stirring drum, and the amount of Pb dissolution is analyzed by TCLP test. According to the experimental results (as shown in Table 1), the addition of sodium silicate and calcium silicate can effectively reduce the dissolution of heavy metal Pb in fly ash.
[0016] Table 1 Example 1 Test results
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[0018] Therefore, adjusting the content of different silicates can effectively reduce the dissolution of Pb; in addition, if it is to comply with the Environmental Protection Agency’s hazardous industrial waste identification standards and the dissolution standard of the reuse regulations, the dissolution of Pb must be less ...
Embodiment 2
[0020] The bottom slag of a garbage incineration plant in North District of Taiwan was incinerated. After the ferrous metals, non-ferrous metals and unburned materials were screened by the sorting plant, dry powdered sodium silicate and calcium silicate were added in this example to dry Powdered sodium silicate and calcium silicate are directly added to the incineration bottom slag, and then mixed with a stirrer or a stirring drum, and the dissolved amount of Pb is analyzed by TCLP test. According to the experimental results (as shown in Table 2), the addition of sodium silicate and calcium silicate can effectively reduce the dissolution of heavy metal Pb in the bottom slag.
[0021] Table 2 Example 2 Test results
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[0023] Therefore, adjusting the content of different silicates can effectively reduce the dissolution of Pb; in addition, if it is to comply with the Environmental Protection Agency’s hazardous industrial waste identification standards...
Embodiment 3
[0025] In a soil area with high leaching of heavy metals in the northern district of Taiwan, in this example, dry powdered sodium silicate and calcium silicate were added respectively, and the dry powdered sodium silicate and calcium silicate were sprayed on the soil surface first, and then used The tiller was used for stirring and mixing, and the leaching of Pb was analyzed by TCLP test. According to the experimental results (as shown in Table 3), the addition of sodium silicate and calcium silicate can effectively reduce the dissolution of heavy metal Pb in the soil.
[0026] Table 3 Example 3 Test results
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[0028] Therefore, adjusting the content of different silicates can effectively reduce the leaching of Pb; in addition, the Environmental Protection Agency has not regulated the amount of heavy metals leaching from the soil, but adding silicate to the soil can still reduce the leaching of heavy metals, so as to avoid the absorption of leachin...
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