城市垃圾焚烧飞灰处理方法水泥固化（Municipal solid waste incineration fly ash treatment method cement solidification）.docVIP

城市垃圾焚烧飞灰处理方法水泥固化（Municipal solid waste incineration fly ash treatment method cement solidification） This article is contributed by likp1985 DOC documents may experience poor browsing on the WAP side. It is recommended that you first select TXT, or download the source file to the local view. Treatment method of municipal solid waste incineration fly ash -- cement treatment method of municipal solid waste incineration fly ash -- cement solidification waste incineration fly ash treatment method Abstract: the widespread application of waste incineration has made fly ash pollution become the focus, and cement solidification is an effective stabilizing method. In recent years, domestic and foreign cement curing of MSWI fly ash is introduced research progress, and summarizes the heavy metals and stability etc. problems needing attention during the curing process, and finally points out the development direction of cement solidification technology. Keywords: waste incineration; fly ash; cement; incineration is a kind of high temperature heat treatment technology, can realize the city garbage incineration because of heat recovery, volume reduction, weight loss and other purposes, which has been rapid development. Generated after incineration ash into fly ash and slag, which has been widely used in road construction, brick, concrete and glass manufacturing production etc.. However, fly ash, which contains highly toxic organic pollutants such as Zn, Pb, Cu, Cr and other heavy metals and dioxins, is extremely harmful to human health and the ecological environment. Therefore, the incineration of MSWI fly ash requires a safe landfill after solidification / stabilization. The Masashi[5] study will fly ash and cement, the hydration of cement to form hard; fly ash melting incineration process of curing garbage by Katsuno-ri; Song Lijie also uses sodium sulfide and sulfur veins of fly ash were chemical stabilization treatment of waste incineration. Compared with other curing cement s