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WASTE MANAGEMENT
卷 78, 期 -, 页码 497-508出版社
PERGAMON-ELSEVIER SCIENCE LTD
DOI: 10.1016/j.wasman.2018.06.019
关键词
Alkali-activated material (AAM); Pulverized coal fly ash; Ground granulate blast furnace slag; Oxyanionic metalloids; Leaching
资金
- Mineralz (part of Renewi) from the Netherlands
- Cementbouw Mineralen from the Netherlands
This study explores the leaching of oxyanionic metalloid species (As, Mo, Se, V and Cr) from alkali activated slag-fly ash materials (MM), dependent on various mixture parameters i.e., activator molarity, slag-fly ash precursor/binder compositions, liquid to binder ratio, curing time and strength. The analyses focusses on the leaching of potentially hazardous elements in a monolithic and granular material state. For monolithic state AAMs (concrete) overall leaching is within comparable range with traditional Portland cement and in both systems their leaching is far below the regulatory leaching limit values even though MM strongly differs in mixture composition. For granular state AAMs (aggregate) the parameters, activator alkalinity and the slag-fly ash precursor/binder composition, significantly influence the leaching. The release of As and V strongly increases with a higher activator molarity as an effect of changes in the system alkalinity and related material pH. The release of As, Mo, Se and V strongly increase with a higher fly ash content within the precursor/binder composition. Overall, the leaching of aggregate state AAMs meets the Dutch leaching limits for open application of granular building materials, when the fly ash content within the binder composition <= approximate to 30 wt%. Typically, the pH dependent leaching data show oxyanionic metalloid species have a relatively high leaching potential, being less effectively bound as a result of the amorphous AAM microstructure. However, the leachable concentrations of a AAM system are within the bandwidth with that of blended (slag and or fly ash) Portland cement system. (C) 2018 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
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