Stabilization and solidification method of highly toxic waste residues
A solidification method and waste residue technology, which are applied in the removal of solid waste and other directions, can solve the problems of incomplete recovery of heavy metals, complicated treatment processes, and erosion of solidified bodies, and achieve the effects of saving coating materials, convenient addition and easy transportation.
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[0044] The highly toxic waste residue processed in this embodiment comes from a large amount of mercury chloride catalyst catalyst in the process of producing polyethylene from acetylene. The carrier is activated carbon and the particle size is below 3 mm. After analysis, the mercury chloride content is 1%.
[0045] The processing method of mercury-containing waste residue of this embodiment includes the following steps:
[0046] First, add slaked lime powder to a beaker containing 100g of mercury-containing catalyst to adjust the pH to 11.89; then add 10g of industrial thiourea solution (content 30%) and mix well; then add 30g of calcined gypsum powder and 8g of water, and continue stirring for 10 minutes. After stirring, the materials in the mixing container form uniform spherical particles; then add 7ml of liquid paraffin to coat spherical particles; continue to add 10g of plaster of paris powder and 3ml of water to granulate, the particle size increases; after ...
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[0048] The highly toxic waste slag processed in this example comes from the arsenic slag of the food phosphoric acid dearsenic production workshop. The leaching liquid of the waste slag is measured according to GB / T 15555.3-1995 "Determination of Arsenic in Solid Wastes by Silver Diethyldithiocarbamate Spectrophotometry" The arsenic content is 300ppm; the soluble content is 72%.
[0049] The processing method of arsenic slag in this embodiment includes the following steps:
[0050] First, add slaked lime powder to a beaker containing 100g of arsenic slag broken to a particle size of 3mm to adjust the pH to 9.4; then add 7g of 30% sodium sulfide solution and 1g of 10% heavy metal chelating agent solution; then add 20g of plaster powder Mix 5ml with water and continue to stir. After stirring, the material will form spherical particles; then add 6ml of liquid paraffin to coat spherical particles; continue to add 15g of plaster powder and 5ml of water for granulation,...
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[0051] Example 3
[0052] The highly toxic waste residue processed in this embodiment comes from the cyanide-containing waste residue of the cyanate ester resin production workshop. According to HJ 484-2009 "Water Quality Cyanide Determination Volume Method and Spectrophotometry", the cyanide content in the waste residue leachate is 59 ppm; The soluble content is 80%, and the pH of the extract is 10.34.
[0053] The method for processing cyanide-containing waste residue in this embodiment includes the following steps:
[0054] First, add 30g of plaster of paris powder and 8ml of water into a beaker containing 100g of crushed cyanide-containing waste residue, continue to stir, stir the materials in the reactor to form uniform spherical particles after stirring; then add 3ml of liquid paraffin to coat spherical particles ; Continue to add 15g of plaster of Paris powder and 5ml of water for granulation, and the particle size will increase; after natural drying and curing for 1 day, use...
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