摘要:The objective of the research presented in the paper was
to analyze the ash formed in the process of incineration in the thermal
sewage sludge treatment facility being a part of Sitkówka-Nowiny
wastewater treatment plant, located in the vicinity of Kielce. The research
involved the investigation of heavy metal and total phosphorus content ,
leachability of certain ions and X-ray phase analysis. The comparison
of the obtained results with those available in literature revealed
similarities in the crystallographic structure of ashes from different
treatment plants. Then, the differences observed in the content of heavy
metals in particular ashes are related to the composition of sewage flowing
into treatment plants. Attention was also paid to a significant sulphate
content revealed in the leachability analysis, found both in the ash
from Sitkówka-Nowiny treatment plant and in the ash analyses results
available in the literature sources. High sulphate concentration can limit
the use of ash for construction purposes.
其他摘要:The objective of the research presented in the paper was to analyze the ash formed in the process of incineration in the thermal sewage sludge treatment facility being a part of Sitkówka-Nowiny wastewater treatment plant, located in the vicinity of Kielce. The research involved the investigation of heavy metal and total phosphorus content, leachability of certain ions and X-ray phase analysis. The comparison of the obtained results with those available in literature revealed similarities in the crystallographic structure of ashes from different treatment plants. Then, the differences observed in the content of heavy metals in particular ashes are related to the composition of sewage flowing into treatment plants. Attention was also paid to a significant sulphate content revealed in the leachability analysis, found both in the ash from Sitkówka-Nowiny treatment plant and in the ash analyses results available in the literature sources. High sulphate concentration can limit the use of ash for construction purposes.