NL2016484A - Prevention of Sb leaching from bottom ash. - Google Patents

Prevention of Sb leaching from bottom ash. Download PDF

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NL2016484A
NL2016484A NL2016484A NL2016484A NL2016484A NL 2016484 A NL2016484 A NL 2016484A NL 2016484 A NL2016484 A NL 2016484A NL 2016484 A NL2016484 A NL 2016484A NL 2016484 A NL2016484 A NL 2016484A
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Yasadi Kamuran
Jasper Dijkstra Joris
Van Zomeren Andre
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1. Werkwijze voor het verlagen van antimoonuitloging uit bodemas, omvattende: (a) het verschaffen van een waterige suspensie van de bodemas; (b) het mengen van de bodemassuspensie afkomstig uit stap (a) met groene roest en het laten reduceren van Sb(V) tot Sb(III); (c) het introduceren van O2 in het mengsel afkomstig uit stap (b).
2. Werkwijze volgens conclusie 1, waarbij de bodemas afkomstig is uit een afvalverbrandingsinstallatie.
3. Werkwijze volgens conclusie 1 or 2, waarbij de hoeveelheid groene roest zodanig is dat in stap (b) 0.1 - 15 wt% Fe, gebaseerd op drooggewicht van de bodemas, wordt toegevoegd.
4. Werkwijze volgens één der conclusies 1 tot 3, waarbij de groene roest Fe(II) en Fe(III) kationen in een atoomverhouding in het traject 1.5 - 2.5, bij voorkeur 1.9 -2, omvat.
5. Werkwijze volgens één der conclusies 1 tot 4, waarbij het laten reduceren van Sb(V) tot Sb(III) het nemen van stappen om contact van de bodemassuspensie afkomstig uit stap (a) met O2 uit de omgeving te vermijden, bij voorkeur het plaatsen van de suspensie in een luchtdichte omgeving waarbij voorkomen wordt dat gasvorming componenten de omgeving binnentreden, omvat.
6. Werkwijze volgens één der conclusies 1 tot 5, welke verder een Ck-verwijderstap voorafgaand aan stap (b) omvat, waarbij de bodemassuspensie onderworpen wordt aan Ck-verwijdering door middel van (i) het toevoegen van een agens dat O2 vervangt, bij voorkeur een inert gas, (ii) het verschaffen een agens dat met O2 reageert, bij voorkeur A1(0) en/of een Fe(II) zout, of (iii) het toevoegen van een voedingsstof voor aerobe micro-organismen welke suiker omvat, of de bodemassuspensie in zuurstof verarmde vorm verschaft wordt.
7. Werkwijze volgens conclusie 6, waarbij A1(0) uit de bodems zelf verschaft wordt.
8. Werkwijze volgens één der conclusies 1 tot 7, waarbij stap (b) uitgevoerd wordt door het mengen van de bodemassuspensie met een suspensie van groene rust.
9. Werkwijze volgens één der conclusies 1 tot 8, waarbij stap (c) uitgevoerd wordt draineren van een suspensie van bodemas en groene roest en lucht in contact laten komen me de gedraineerde suspensie.
10. Samenstelling omvattende bodemas en groene roest.
11. Samenstelling volgens conclusie 10, waarbij de hoeveelheid groene roest zodanig is dat het 0.1 - 15 wt% Fe, gebaseerd op drooggewicht van de bodemas, verschaft.
12. Samenstelling volgens conclusie 10 of 11, waarbij de bodemas afkomstig is uit een afvalverbrandingsinstallatie.
13. Bodemas verkrijgbaar door de werkwijze volgens één der conclusies 1-9.
14. Bodemas volgens conclusie 13, waarbij de atoomratio Sb(III)/Sb(V) ten minste 9, bij voorkeur ten minste 100 is.
15. Toepassing van een bodemas volgens conclusie 13 of 14 voor open toepassing.
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