Beneficial reuse of coal combustion byproducts, e.g., in highway construction, requires an evaluation of metal leaching potential. Metal leaching from high-carbon fly ash in soil mixes typical of highway embankment construction was evaluated using different soil-fly ash mixtures and three common leaching tests: the water leach test (WLT), the Toxicity Characteristic Leaching Procedure (TCLP), a...

Waste molding sands from the foundry industry have been successfully used as a component in manufactured soils, but concern over metal contamination must be addressed before many states will consider this beneficial use. Since there is little data available on this topic, the purpose of this study was to characterize total and leachable metals from waste molding sands. A total elemental analysi...

Title of Document: EVALUATION OF LEACHING PROTOCOLS FOR THE TESTING OF COAL COMBUSTION BYPRODUCTS Jason Louis Becker, Master of Science, 2010 Directed By: Associate Professor Ahmet Aydilek, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering Beneficial reuse of coal combustion byproducts requires an evaluation of metal leaching potential. Reuse of high carbon fly ash in highway embankment constru...

The leaching concentration of copper ions from the industrial sludge that has been extracted using sulfuric acid may still exceed 15 mg/L, which is the leaching standard of the toxicity characteristic leaching procedure (TCLP) for hazardous waste in Taiwan. Therefore, the acid-extracted industrial sludge is still an important source of hazardous waste. Usually, hazardous waste in Taiwan must be...

Evaluation of metal leaching using a single leach test such as the Toxicity Characteristic Leaching Procedure (TCLP) is often questionable. The pH, redox potential (E(h)), particle size and contact time are critical variables in controlling metal stability, not accounted for in the TCLP. This paper compares the leaching behavior of metals in mineral processing waste via short-term extraction te...

Article history: Received: 21.01.2015. Received in revised form: 21.07.2015. Accepted:23.07.2015. In order to examine the impact of admixture amount on the heavy metal solidification/stabilization effect of Magnesium Potassium Phosphate cement (MKPC), industrial dusts, iron ore tailings and slag were added into Magnesium Potassium Phosphate containing 5g/kg of heavy metals at the ratios of 0, 5...

A preliminary survey of an arsenic contaminated site from an abandoned copper smelting facility and feasibility study of using solidification/stabilization (S/S) process to treat the contaminant waste were undertaken. It was found that the waste, located in the three-flue gas discharge tunnels, contained 2-40% arsenic. The pH of the contaminated waste is extremely low (ranging from 1.8 to 3.6)....

This paper discusses the results of Cd, Pb and Ni immobilization using cement. Soil contamination levels were in the range 500 mg/kg to 5,000 rug/kg. and cement ratios were in the range 3% to 18%. The process was highly effective in minimizing the leaching of tested heavy metals. The measured leaching reduction results were as follows: 76% to more than 96% for Pb; 30% to more than 99% for Cd; a...

solidified samples of fuel oil combustion bottom ash with two sets of ordinary portland cement (opc) and pozzolan added opc were investigated with three sets of chemical leaching tests. toxicity characteristic leaching test (tclp) results classified waste material and its solidification products as hazardous. although ni and cr have over-leached, but their close examination with sequential chem...

A large volume of waste mercury chloride catalyst (HgCl2) is generated by calcium carbide-based polyvinyl chloride production in China, which accounts for 30% of global mercury consumption. However, there are few studies on the leaching behavior and risk control of waste catalyst where mercury is in the form of HgCl2, which is more soluble than metal mercury and poses great threat to human heal...