The invention discloses a method for jointly stabilizing
fly ash and an
arsenic-containing waste and relates to a treatment process for jointly stabilizing two hazardous wastes. The method comprises the following steps of: sequentially adding the
fly ash and the
arsenic-containing waste into a kettle type reactor according to a
dry basis mass ratio of 1:(20-40); then adding a
regulator solution being 10-40 percent of the weight of
solid; and mechanically stirring and reacting for 5-30 minutes at normal temperature. After reacting, the volume of the mixed wastes is reduced by 10-30 percent, and the stabilization features of the product are greatly improved.
Arsenic in the
arsenic-containing waste is stabilized by the utilizing the physical and chemical characteristics of small grain
diameter, large specific surface area, high Ca content, strong
alkalinity, gel activity, and the like of the
fly ash, and meanwhile, the migratory capacities of
heavy metals such as Pb, Se, Cd, Ni, and the like in the fly ash are also obviously reduced and conform to an arrival standard of a
hazardous waste landfill site. The method treats wastes by using wastes, greatly reduces the treatment cost, has simple equipment and considerable economic, social and environmental benefits and can be widely popularized and applied to the treatment of the fly ash and the arsenic-containing waste so as to achieve the purpose of stabilization.