期刊
JOURNAL OF HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
卷 402, 期 -, 页码 -出版社
ELSEVIER
DOI: 10.1016/j.jhazmat.2020.123760
关键词
Rare earth element; Coal ash; Sequential extraction; Resource recovery; Zeolite
资金
- Faculty Research Fund of Konkuk University
This study examined the binding characteristics of REEs within coal ash and found that the majority of REEs are strongly bound in the residual fraction, requiring the use of strong acids for extraction. Additionally, it was discovered that a significant portion of REEs can be recovered from wastewaters produced during coal ash-derived zeolite synthesis.
Although it has recently been reported that notable amounts of rare earth elements (REEs) are present in the residual coal ash, little is currently known regarding the association of these elements with the coal ash matrix, thereby limiting the potential for extraction of REEs from coal ash. In this study, we analyzed the binding characteristics of REEs within coal ash via sequential extraction and examined REE recovery during a coal ash recycling process. Major components of coal ash were found to be mineral oxides, mainly composed of Si, Fe, Al, and Ca, and residual carbons. Bottom and fly ashes were found to contain 185.8 mg/kg and 179.2 mg/kg of REEs, respectively. Tessier sequential extraction confirmed that 85 % of REEs are included in the residual fraction of both bottom and fly ashes. Furthermore, BCR sequential extraction revealed that 60-70 % of REEs are contained within the residual fraction, thereby indicating that REEs are strongly bound in both bottom and fly ashes and the use of very strong acids is required for the thorough extraction of REEs from coal ash. Additionally, it was found that 46.3 % of REEs can be recovered from the wastewaters produced during the process of coal ash-derived zeolite synthesis.
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