Method for stabilizing fly ash of municipal solid waste incinerator by using artificial sea water
A technology of domestic waste incineration and artificial seawater, which is applied to the removal of solid waste, can solve the problem of high cost, and achieve the effect of simple operation and low treatment cost
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[0027] Take 100g of the above fly ash as a sample, take 100ml of the above stabilizer (artificial seawater), add the stabilizer to the fly ash, stir for 10 minutes, make the stabilizer solution and the fly ash mix fully, forming a thick mortar material, heavy metals in the fly ash The ions react with the stabilizer solution completely, and then the above mixture is dried under natural ventilation, and then it can be landfilled in a hazardous waste landfill. According to the hazardous waste identification standard (GB5086.2-1997), the treated fly ash was subjected to toxicity leaching test. The results are as follows figure 2 Shown: show that the leaching concentration of lead (lead=14.23mg / L) exceeding the standard is 0.21mg / L, the rest, the concentration of zinc is 0.10mg / L, the concentration of chromium is 0.03mg / L, cadmium, nickel, copper None of them have been detected, reaching the pollution control standard for hazardous waste landfills (GB18598-2001).
Embodiment 2
[0029] Take 100g of fly ash sample, 50ml of stabilizer, fly ash and stabilizer are the same as in Example 1. Add the stabilizer to the fly ash and stir for 20 minutes to mix the stabilizer and the fly ash fully to form a thick substance. The heavy metal ions in the fly ash react with the stabilizer solution completely, and then the above mixture is dried under natural ventilation. Then it can enter the hazardous waste landfill. According to the hazardous waste identification standard (GB5086.2-1997), the treated fly ash was subjected to a toxicity leaching test. The results showed that the leaching concentration of lead element exceeding the standard was 0.15mg / L, and the concentration of zinc was 0.06mg / L. The concentration of chromium is 0.035mg / L, cadmium, nickel, and copper are not detected, which meets the pollution control standard for hazardous waste landfills (GB18598-2001). Such as image 3 Shown.
Embodiment 3
[0031] Take 100g of fly ash sample and 25ml of stabilizer. Add stabilizer to fly ash and stir for 30 minutes to make the stabilizer and fly ash mix fully to form a thick substance. The heavy metal ions in the fly ash react with the stabilizer solution completely, and then The above-mentioned mixture is dried under natural ventilation, and then it can be landfilled in a hazardous waste landfill. According to the hazardous waste identification standard (GB5086.2-1997), a toxicity leaching test was carried out on the treated fly ash. The results showed that the leaching concentration of lead element exceeding the standard was 0.29mg / L, and the concentration of zinc was 0.045mg / L. The concentration of chromium is 0.08mg / L, cadmium, nickel, and copper are not detected, which meets the pollution control standard for hazardous waste landfills (GB18598-2001). Such as Figure 4 Shown.
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