Treatment method for solidifying sludge of sewage plant in city
A technology for urban sewage and solidification treatment, applied in the field of environmental engineering, can solve the problems that the physical properties of dewatered sludge cannot meet the soil mechanics requirements of the landfill, reduce the utilization of the effective volume of the landfill, and affect the environmental quality of the landfill, etc. Achieve the effect of low leaching toxicity, reducing leaching rate and increasing strength
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[0018] Example 1
[0019] Take the dewatered sludge from the urban sewage plant with a moisture content of 70%, and add water to adjust the sludge to make the moisture content reach 85%. Then, based on the weight of the sludge, 8% Portland cement and 1% lime were added to the sludge and stirred evenly by a mechanical mixer. When the mixture is laid with a thickness of 100cm and cured for 3 days, its compressive strength can reach 128KN / m 2 , When curing for 15 days, the strength reaches 1500KN / m 2 At this time, the compressive strength of the sludge solidified body can still reach 508KN / m after being soaked in 10 ℃ water for 28 days 2 ; When the thickness of the mixture is 5cm, the compressive strength can reach 4000KN / m after curing for 15 days 2 , the compressive strength can still reach 1700KN / m after soaking in 10℃ water for 28 days 2 . The results of the leaching toxicity test showed that heavy metals such as cadmium, nickel, chromium, mercury, lead, and copper, as w...
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[0020] Example 2
[0021] Take dewatered sludge with a moisture content of 75%, add 8% Portland cement, 3% lime, and 1% aluminum chloride to the sludge based on the weight of the sludge, stir evenly with a mechanical mixer, and spread it to the filling level. Buried, covered with waterproof membrane for maintenance. When the mixture is laid with a thickness of 20cm and cured for 7 days, its compressive strength can reach 1550KN / m 2 , when curing for 15 days, the compressive strength can reach 4380KN / m 2 , at this time, the compressive strength of the cured body can still reach 2890KN / m after being soaked in 10 ℃ water for 28 days 2 ; When the thickness of the mixture is 100cm, the compressive strength can reach 1000KN / m after curing for 15 days 2 , the compressive strength can still reach 650KN / m after soaking in 10℃ water for 28 days 2 . The results of the leaching toxicity test showed that heavy metals such as cadmium, nickel, chromium, mercury, lead and copper, as well...
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[0022] Example 3
[0023] Take dewatered sludge with a moisture content of 70%, and add water to adjust the sludge so that the moisture content reaches 75%. Based on the weight of the sludge, 3% Portland cement and 8% cinder are added to the sludge, which is uniformly stirred by mechanical stirring, and then is spread into the landfill, and a waterproof membrane is added for maintenance. When the mixture is laid with a thickness of 5cm and cured for 3 days, its compressive strength can reach 250KN / m 2 , the compressive strength can still reach 100KN / m after soaking in 10℃ water for 28 days 2 ; When the thickness of the mixture is 100cm, the compressive strength can reach 2500KN / m after curing for 15 days 2 , the compressive strength can still reach 1350KN / m after soaking in 10℃ water for 28 days 2 . The results of the leaching toxicity test showed that the contents of heavy metals such as cadmium, nickel, chromium, mercury, lead, and copper were all less than or equal to 0...
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