A column experiment was conducted to investigate the effect of phosphogypsum(PG)on the salinealkalinity,and aggregate stability of bauxite residue.Results showed that:with increasing leaching time,the concentrations o...A column experiment was conducted to investigate the effect of phosphogypsum(PG)on the salinealkalinity,and aggregate stability of bauxite residue.Results showed that:with increasing leaching time,the concentrations of saline−alkali ions decreased while the SO_(4)^(2-)concentration increased in bauxite residue leachate;compared with CK(control group)treatment,pH,electric conductivity(EC),exchangeable sodium percentage(ESP),sodium absorption ratio(SAR),and exchangeable Na+content of bauxite residue were reduced following PG treatment;average particle sizes in aggregates following CK and PG treatments were determined to be 155 and 193 nm,respectively.SR-μCT test results also confirmed that bauxite residue following PG treatment acquired larger aggregates and larger pore diameter.These results indicate that the PG treatment could significantly modulate the saline-alkalinity,and simultaneously enhance aggregate stability of bauxite residue,which provides a facile approach to reclaim bauxite residue disposal areas.展开更多
We prepared cold-setting cement with metakaolin from kaolin dehydrated at 800 ℃ and phosphate, and studied the phase composition, microstructure and setting reaction mechanism of the cementing material by means of in...We prepared cold-setting cement with metakaolin from kaolin dehydrated at 800 ℃ and phosphate, and studied the phase composition, microstructure and setting reaction mechanism of the cementing material by means of infrared spectroscopy, thermogravimetry, X-ray diffraction, and scanning electron microscopy. The metakaolin-phosphate cement is predominantly amorphous, where the phases responsible for chemical setting are mainly amorphous aluminophosphate hydrates. The reactivity of metakaolin depends on the particle size. Metakaolin particles of 1.75 μm in D50 have an acid dissolution index up to 18.45%, and the reaction with phosphate at room temperature to form metakaolin-phosphate cement takes only 6 h. The so obtained cement shows a compressive strength of 92.5 MPa after 7 d and keeps its amorphous phase at 1 000 ℃, demonstrating better bonding and mechanical properties and higher stability at a medium or high temperature.展开更多
Phosphate-accumulating aerobic granules cultivated in a sequencing batch reactor were composed of inner rod-shaped bacteria aggregates and outer twining filamentous bacteria. The influence of two-month storage under d...Phosphate-accumulating aerobic granules cultivated in a sequencing batch reactor were composed of inner rod-shaped bacteria aggregates and outer twining filamentous bacteria. The influence of two-month storage under dif- ferent conditions on the storage and subsequent reactivation performance of aerobic granules was investigated. After two-month storage the granules sealed at 4 ~C in distilled water or normal saline （named granules A and granules B, respectively） could maintain their characteristics as before, while the granules idled in the reactor at room temperature （named granules C） exhibited decreased properties. During reactivation, granules A and granules B presented almost identical recovery performance, faster than granules C, in terms of phosphorus removal efficiency, mixed liquor sus- pended solids （MLSS）, phosphate release and accumulating ability. The results suggest that hermetical storage at low temperature promoted the maintenance of the granular properties and the reviving behaviors of phosphateaccumulating aerobic granules, and storage medium had little influence on the storage and recovery perfomlance.展开更多
基金the financial supports from the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.42030711,41877511).
文摘A column experiment was conducted to investigate the effect of phosphogypsum(PG)on the salinealkalinity,and aggregate stability of bauxite residue.Results showed that:with increasing leaching time,the concentrations of saline−alkali ions decreased while the SO_(4)^(2-)concentration increased in bauxite residue leachate;compared with CK(control group)treatment,pH,electric conductivity(EC),exchangeable sodium percentage(ESP),sodium absorption ratio(SAR),and exchangeable Na+content of bauxite residue were reduced following PG treatment;average particle sizes in aggregates following CK and PG treatments were determined to be 155 and 193 nm,respectively.SR-μCT test results also confirmed that bauxite residue following PG treatment acquired larger aggregates and larger pore diameter.These results indicate that the PG treatment could significantly modulate the saline-alkalinity,and simultaneously enhance aggregate stability of bauxite residue,which provides a facile approach to reclaim bauxite residue disposal areas.
基金Fankou Cement Company Limited, Dachang Construction Materials under the Contract No. 2004440003050237.
文摘We prepared cold-setting cement with metakaolin from kaolin dehydrated at 800 ℃ and phosphate, and studied the phase composition, microstructure and setting reaction mechanism of the cementing material by means of infrared spectroscopy, thermogravimetry, X-ray diffraction, and scanning electron microscopy. The metakaolin-phosphate cement is predominantly amorphous, where the phases responsible for chemical setting are mainly amorphous aluminophosphate hydrates. The reactivity of metakaolin depends on the particle size. Metakaolin particles of 1.75 μm in D50 have an acid dissolution index up to 18.45%, and the reaction with phosphate at room temperature to form metakaolin-phosphate cement takes only 6 h. The so obtained cement shows a compressive strength of 92.5 MPa after 7 d and keeps its amorphous phase at 1 000 ℃, demonstrating better bonding and mechanical properties and higher stability at a medium or high temperature.
文摘Phosphate-accumulating aerobic granules cultivated in a sequencing batch reactor were composed of inner rod-shaped bacteria aggregates and outer twining filamentous bacteria. The influence of two-month storage under dif- ferent conditions on the storage and subsequent reactivation performance of aerobic granules was investigated. After two-month storage the granules sealed at 4 ~C in distilled water or normal saline （named granules A and granules B, respectively） could maintain their characteristics as before, while the granules idled in the reactor at room temperature （named granules C） exhibited decreased properties. During reactivation, granules A and granules B presented almost identical recovery performance, faster than granules C, in terms of phosphorus removal efficiency, mixed liquor sus- pended solids （MLSS）, phosphate release and accumulating ability. The results suggest that hermetical storage at low temperature promoted the maintenance of the granular properties and the reviving behaviors of phosphateaccumulating aerobic granules, and storage medium had little influence on the storage and recovery perfomlance.
