Degradation of PCDD/Fs from incineration of waste at low temperatures for resource utilization of fly ash
Scientific Reports,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
15(1)
Published: Feb. 4, 2025
Municipal
solid
waste
incineration
fly
ash
(MSWIFA)
is
of
great
value
in
resource
utilization.
Harmless
pretreatment
a
crucial
prerequisite
for
the
utilization
MSWIFA.
The
detoxification
process
step
harmless
This
includes
polychlorinated
dibenzo-p-dioxins
and
dibenzofurans
(PCDD/Fs),
which
are
among
most
toxic
substances
to
humans
other
living
organisms.
Low-temperature
degradation
technology
has
broad
prospects
engineering
applications
due
advantages
low
technical
difficulty
operating
costs.
work
conducts
pilot
test
on
17
PCDD/Fs
MSWIFA
at
temperatures.
investigates
effects
reaction
temperature
oxygen
content
Furthermore,
based
perspective
utilization,
an
analysis
proposal
made
judge
effect
low-temperature
thermal
treatment
Further,
taking
soil
sludge
field
as
application
scenario,
feasibility
after
analyzed.
flotation
markedly
reduces
both
carbon
levels
hydrothermal
method
facilitates
dioxins
while
introducing
significantly
lowers
required
treatment.
can
enhance
rate
reduce
demands
equipment.
results
indicate
that
effectively
degrade
MSWIFA,
satisfying
requirements
some
scenarios.
Notably,
evaluating
should
satisfy
residue
different
industries
achieve
certain
detoxication
efficiency.
Language: Английский
Study on the Destruction of PCDD/Fs and Synergistic Solidification of Heavy Metals in Fly Ash by Low-Temperature Pyrolysis with the Assistant of N-Doped Hierarchical Porous Carbon
Mengbin Yue,
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Qiulin Wang,
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Haonan Wang
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et al.
Processes,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
13(4), P. 1202 - 1202
Published: April 16, 2025
There
is
an
urgent
need
for
energy-efficient
disposal
and
resource
utilization
of
the
fly
ashes
from
municipal
solid
waste
incineration
(MSWI).
The
low-energy
pyrolysis-based
detoxification
a
prerequisite
harmless
treatment
sustainable
ashes.
In
this
study,
nitrogen-doped
hierarchical
porous
carbon
(NHPC)
was
prepared
biomass-derived
corn
cobs
used
to
enhance
low-temperature
destruction
PCDD/Fs
in
MSWI
ash.
On
thermal
pure
nitrogen
(referring
pyrolysis
in)
at
350
°C
30
min,
removal
efficiencies
ash
based
on
mass
(ηmass)
TEQ
(ηTEQ)
are
87.4%
76.2%,
respectively.
After
5
wt.%
NHPC
added
ash,
ηmass
ηTEQ
values
can
be
increased
94.9%
90.2%.
decomposition
inhibit
regeneration
regulate
structural
properties
optimize
chemical
environment
It
eliminate
washing
process.
addition,
leaching
concentrations
heavy
metals
such
as
Cu,
Zn,
Pb
Cr
experience
significant
reductions
83.3%,
73.7%,
35.6%
22.9%
when
pyrolyzed
with
NHPC.
This
finding
suggests
that
cannot
only
facilitate
but
also
immobilizes
typical
during
pyrolysis.
anticipated
application
great
energy-saving
effect
tackle
issues
within
single
step.
Language: Английский