Aluminum electrolysis waste slot lining hazard-free treatment method for carrying out wet strengthening for defluorination after heat treatment
A technology of waste tank lining and aluminum electrolysis, which is applied in the removal of solid waste and other directions, can solve the problems of difficult one-time solidification and conversion, high fluoride content, and achieve the effects of low cost, convenient operation and simple process.
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[0034] Firstly, 580 g of waste tank lining and 520 g of blast furnace slag were weighed, crushed to a particle size of about 3 mm or less, and mixed into a heat treatment reactor. The reactor was heated by a heating device to reach a temperature of 750° C. and kept at a high temperature for 3 hours. Then, put the reacted residue and exhaust fume in the calcification reaction tank, and let it cool down naturally. Rinse milk of lime with a concentration close to saturation in the calcification reaction tank, soak for 3.5 hours, and then filter to obtain the final residue.
[0035] According to the hazardous waste identification standard and leaching toxicity standard (GB5085.3-2007), the final residue was tested for hazards. The results showed that the inorganic fluoride (excluding calcium fluoride, calculated as F-) in the leachate was 13mg / L; The chemical compound is 0.027mg / L, indicating that the final residue is no longer a hazardous waste, thus realizing the harmlessness o...
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[0037] Firstly, 1000 g of waste tank lining and 800 g of blast furnace slag were weighed, crushed to a particle size of about 5 mm or less, and mixed into a heat treatment reactor. The reactor was heated by a heating device to reach a temperature of 850° C. and kept at a high temperature for 5 hours. Then, put the reacted residue and exhaust fume in the calcification reaction tank, and let it cool down naturally. Rinse milk of lime with a concentration close to saturation in the calcification reaction tank, soak for 4.5 hours, and then filter to obtain the final residue.
[0038] According to the hazardous waste identification standard and leaching toxicity standard (GB5085.3-2007), the final residue was tested for hazards, and the results showed that the inorganic fluoride (excluding calcium fluoride, calculated as F-) in the leachate was 7 mg / L; The chemical compound is 0.011mg / L, indicating that the final residue is no longer a hazardous waste, thus realizing the harmlessn...
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