To make assessment on its environmental security, fly ash samples were collected from the gangue power plant. Total content of heavy metals in sieved fly ash were analytically determined. We also carried out Tessier e...To make assessment on its environmental security, fly ash samples were collected from the gangue power plant. Total content of heavy metals in sieved fly ash were analytically determined. We also carried out Tessier extractive experiments to check the chemical species of heavy metals. Experiment results show that the content of Cu, Zn, Pb and Cd ascend when particle size is smaller. Cu, Zn, Pb and Cd obviously enrich in particulate fly ash. The chemical species of heavy metal distribution ranking sequence generally is residual〉organic combinative〉Fe-Mn oxide combinative〉carbonate combinative〉ion-exchangeable. Lead＇s amiable-move species were high in proportion, amounted to 35%. Total content of Cadmium is at low level, but its ion-exchangeable species is relatively high in proportion. Nickel and zinc is mainly distributed in residue. Cu is mainly distributed in residue and organic combinative form. The content of manganese is relatively high in fly ash, and the carbonate combinative iron-manganese oxide combinative species are main chemical form. Cr is mainly distributed in residue, and its other chemical species are at low level. Compared with the soil background value of study area and Shandong Province, the content of Cu, Ni, Zn, Mn and Cr in fly ash of gangue power plant is lower. While contents of Pb and Cd were higher than background value, and amiable-move species is relatively high in proportion. They are more apt to cause heavy metal pollution.展开更多
Zinc is one of the hazardous metals commonly found in municipal solid waste incineration （MSWI） ash, and this study reveals the stabilization mechanisms when sintering zinc-laden ash and ceramic precursors as a wast...Zinc is one of the hazardous metals commonly found in municipal solid waste incineration （MSWI） ash, and this study reveals the stabilization mechanisms when sintering zinc-laden ash and ceramic precursors as a waste-to-resource strategy. Using ZnO to simulate the zinc-laden ash and sintering with kaolinite and mullite ce- ramic precursors, both zinc aluminate spinel （ZnA1204） and willemite （Zn2SiO4） phases were found in the products under the tested thermal conditions. The results also indicate that kaolinite and mullite precursors exhibit different incorporation behavior, and ZnA1204 and Zn2SiO4 were found to be competitive as the Zn-hosting phases in the system. A prolonged leaching test was used to evaluate the leachability of potential product phases in the system. The concentrations of zinc in ZnO and Zn2SiO4 leachates were about two orders of magnitude higher than that in ZnA1204 leachate, indicating the preference of forming ZnA1204 for zinc stabilization. Furthermore, the alumi- num-rich sludge generated from waterworks could be beneficially used as a material resource to stabilize zinc in this study. The X-ray diffraction （XRD） pattern collected from the 1150 ~C and 3-h sintered sample shows the suc- cess of incorporating zinc into the ZnA1204 spinel structure with waterworks sludge precursor. The formation of ZnA1204 indicates a strong potential for employing aluminum- and silicon-based materials to thermally immobilize zinc and achieve the beneficial use of metal-laden MSWI ash.展开更多
Thailand rice husk ash was used to synthesize zeolite by hydrothermal treatment. Raw rice husk ash material and zeolitic products were characterized in terms of specific surface area （BET method）, morphological anal...Thailand rice husk ash was used to synthesize zeolite by hydrothermal treatment. Raw rice husk ash material and zeolitic products were characterized in terms of specific surface area （BET method）, morphological analysis （SEM）, mineralogical composition （XRD） and CEC （cation exchange capacity）. LOI （Loss of ignition） of rice husk ash was also evaluated. Result indicated that the rice husk ash sample from Roi-Et Green power plant in the Northeastern of Thailand with combustion temperature of 650 ℃ has a high content of SiO2 （above 90 wt.%）. Zeolite-X from rice husk ash with high content of Si was successfully synthesized using hydrothermal treatment. The zeolitic material synthesized with the optimal condition possessed a maximum value of CEC of 503 meq/100g, and it has potentiality to be used as ion exchangers.展开更多
文摘To make assessment on its environmental security, fly ash samples were collected from the gangue power plant. Total content of heavy metals in sieved fly ash were analytically determined. We also carried out Tessier extractive experiments to check the chemical species of heavy metals. Experiment results show that the content of Cu, Zn, Pb and Cd ascend when particle size is smaller. Cu, Zn, Pb and Cd obviously enrich in particulate fly ash. The chemical species of heavy metal distribution ranking sequence generally is residual〉organic combinative〉Fe-Mn oxide combinative〉carbonate combinative〉ion-exchangeable. Lead＇s amiable-move species were high in proportion, amounted to 35%. Total content of Cadmium is at low level, but its ion-exchangeable species is relatively high in proportion. Nickel and zinc is mainly distributed in residue. Cu is mainly distributed in residue and organic combinative form. The content of manganese is relatively high in fly ash, and the carbonate combinative iron-manganese oxide combinative species are main chemical form. Cr is mainly distributed in residue, and its other chemical species are at low level. Compared with the soil background value of study area and Shandong Province, the content of Cu, Ni, Zn, Mn and Cr in fly ash of gangue power plant is lower. While contents of Pb and Cd were higher than background value, and amiable-move species is relatively high in proportion. They are more apt to cause heavy metal pollution.
基金Supported by the General Research Fund Scheme(HKU 716809E,HKU 716310E)Special Equipment Grant(SEG_HKU10) of the Research Grants Council of Hong Kong
文摘Zinc is one of the hazardous metals commonly found in municipal solid waste incineration （MSWI） ash, and this study reveals the stabilization mechanisms when sintering zinc-laden ash and ceramic precursors as a waste-to-resource strategy. Using ZnO to simulate the zinc-laden ash and sintering with kaolinite and mullite ce- ramic precursors, both zinc aluminate spinel （ZnA1204） and willemite （Zn2SiO4） phases were found in the products under the tested thermal conditions. The results also indicate that kaolinite and mullite precursors exhibit different incorporation behavior, and ZnA1204 and Zn2SiO4 were found to be competitive as the Zn-hosting phases in the system. A prolonged leaching test was used to evaluate the leachability of potential product phases in the system. The concentrations of zinc in ZnO and Zn2SiO4 leachates were about two orders of magnitude higher than that in ZnA1204 leachate, indicating the preference of forming ZnA1204 for zinc stabilization. Furthermore, the alumi- num-rich sludge generated from waterworks could be beneficially used as a material resource to stabilize zinc in this study. The X-ray diffraction （XRD） pattern collected from the 1150 ~C and 3-h sintered sample shows the suc- cess of incorporating zinc into the ZnA1204 spinel structure with waterworks sludge precursor. The formation of ZnA1204 indicates a strong potential for employing aluminum- and silicon-based materials to thermally immobilize zinc and achieve the beneficial use of metal-laden MSWI ash.
文摘Thailand rice husk ash was used to synthesize zeolite by hydrothermal treatment. Raw rice husk ash material and zeolitic products were characterized in terms of specific surface area （BET method）, morphological analysis （SEM）, mineralogical composition （XRD） and CEC （cation exchange capacity）. LOI （Loss of ignition） of rice husk ash was also evaluated. Result indicated that the rice husk ash sample from Roi-Et Green power plant in the Northeastern of Thailand with combustion temperature of 650 ℃ has a high content of SiO2 （above 90 wt.%）. Zeolite-X from rice husk ash with high content of Si was successfully synthesized using hydrothermal treatment. The zeolitic material synthesized with the optimal condition possessed a maximum value of CEC of 503 meq/100g, and it has potentiality to be used as ion exchangers.
