Harmless treatment method of garbage incineration fly ash dioxin

A technology for waste incineration fly ash and harmless treatment, which is applied in the field of comprehensive utilization of solid waste resources, can solve the problems of low efficiency, secondary environmental pollution, and high chlorine concentration, and achieves the effect of reducing costs and avoiding resynthesis.

Active Publication Date: 2019-03-08
UNIV OF SCI & TECH BEIJING
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Chinese patent CN107159678A discloses a dioxin control method in the iron ore sintering process of co-processing garbage fly ash. The method is to mix and granulate garbage fly ash, flammable solid fuel and sludge, and dry to obtain garbage fly ash After the iron ore sintering raw material is granulated, it is mixed with the pellets containing garbage fly ash, and then ignited and sintered after the material is distributed. This method realizes the effective consolidation of garbage fly ash, but the degradation rate of dioxin Low, causing secondary pollution to the environment
Chinese patent CN107338358A discloses a method for removing heavy metals and dioxins from incineration fly ash at the same time. The invention includes: the method is to smelt incineration fly ash in a molten pool mel

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[0028] 30wt% of waste incineration fly ash, 40wt% of waste glass powder, 15wt% of pickling sludge and 15wt% of dolomite powder are uniformly mixed to obtain a mixture, which is subjected to 10MPa compaction to obtain a compact. The compact is heated at 1000°C for 60 minutes, the dolomite is decomposed and the glass melt is foamed, and then the temperature is lowered to 500°C and annealed for 60 minutes to obtain foam glass. Then the temperature was raised to 800°C for nucleation and crystallization heat treatment for 30 minutes, and then cooled to room temperature with the furnace to obtain a foamed glass ceramic product. During the melting and foaming process, chlorine atoms react with calcium oxide and magnesium oxide and solidify in the glass melt. After subsequent annealing, nucleation and crystallization, they are solidified into foam glass ceramics, which reduces the need for dioxins synthesis in the flue gas. The chlorine content. The flue gas is quenc...

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[0030] 33wt% of waste incineration fly ash, 42wt% of waste glass powder, 12wt% of pickling sludge and 13wt% of dolomite powder are uniformly mixed to obtain a mixture, which is pressed by 15MPa to obtain a compact. The compact is heated at 1010°C for 58 minutes, the dolomite is decomposed and the glass melt is foamed, and then the temperature is lowered to 510°C and annealed for 57 minutes to obtain foam glass. After heating to 795°C for nucleation and crystallization heat treatment for 32 minutes, it is cooled to room temperature with the furnace to obtain a foamed glass-ceramic product. During the melting and foaming process, chlorine atoms react with calcium oxide and magnesium oxide and solidify in the glass melt. After subsequent annealing, nucleation and crystallization, they are solidified in the foam glass-ceramics, reducing the need for dioxin synthesis in the flue gas The chlorine content. The flue gas is quenched, and the flue gas is reduced to 185...

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[0032] 36wt% of waste incineration fly ash, 44wt% of waste glass powder, 9wt% of pickling sludge and 11wt% of dolomite powder are uniformly mixed to obtain a mixture, which is compacted by 20MPa to obtain a compact. The compact is heated at 1020°C for 56 minutes, the dolomite is decomposed and the glass melt is foamed, and then the temperature is lowered to 520°C and annealed for 54 minutes to obtain foamed glass. After heating to 790°C for nucleation and crystallization heat treatment for 34 minutes, it is cooled to room temperature with the furnace to obtain a foamed glass-ceramic product. During the melting and foaming process, chlorine atoms react with calcium oxide and magnesium oxide and solidify in the glass melt. After subsequent annealing, nucleation and crystallization, they are solidified in the foam glass-ceramics, reducing the need for dioxin synthesis in the flue gas The chlorine content. The flue gas is quenched, and the flue gas is reduced to ...

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The invention discloses a harmless treatment method of garbage incineration fly ash dioxin, and belongs to the field of solid waste treatment and resource utilization. The method is characterized in that the garbage incineration fly ash is used as major raw materials to be mixed with waste glass powder, acid washing sludge and dolomite powder; shape pressing is performed; foam micro crystal glassis prepared through high-temperature fusion; meanwhile, dioxin in the fly ash is subjected to pyrolysis; chlorine atoms and alkaline earth metal oxides react to cure in the foam micro crystal glass; the generated smoke gas is fast cooled to the temperature of 200 DEG C or below through a sharp cooling device; and the synthesis of the dioxin again by residual chlorides is avoided. The harmless treatment and the high-value utilization in foam thermal insulation fireproof material of the garbage incineration fly ash dioxin can be realized; and the advantages of simple process and green and environmental-friendly effects are achieved.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the field of comprehensive utilization of solid waste resources, and specifically discloses a method for harmlessly treating dioxins in waste incineration fly ash. Background technique [0002] Municipal solid waste incineration has been widely used in Europe, America, Japan and other developed countries. In 1977, Olie and others were the first to detect dioxins in the fly ash after garbage incineration, and people have paid more and more attention to the problem of dioxin pollution caused by garbage incineration. The newly revised "National Hazardous Waste List" in 2016 also clearly listed fly ash as a hazardous waste numbered HW18, and its hazardous characteristic is toxicity. Fly ash is included in the "National Hazardous Waste List" because: before the fly ash is captured, it is easy to enrich pollutants such as dioxins and heavy metals in the flue gas. At the same time, the chlorine content of fly ash is generally more t...

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IPC IPC(8): C03C11/00C03B19/08
CPCC03B19/08C03C11/00
Inventor 张深根赵世珍刘波
Owner UNIV OF SCI & TECH BEIJING
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