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Data set information
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Name
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Fly ash solidification body
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Synonyms
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Flue ash; Coal ash; Pulverised fuel ash
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Fly ash solidification is a method of harmless treatment of garbage incineration fly ash. It involves the use of a solidifying agent to mix with the fly ash to form a solidified body, thereby reducing the leaching of heavy metals. Cement is the most common hazardous waste solidifier. Fly ash stabilization is the use of chemical agents to dull heavy metals into insoluble inorganic minerals or high polymer complexes. The purpose of solidification and stabilization technology is to make the heavy metal pollutants in the fly ash chemically inert or coated, thereby reducing their migration.
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