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Use of Incineration MSW Ash: A Review

Sustainability · 2010 · Vol. 2(7) · pp. 1943–1968
Charles Hoi King LamA.W.M. IpJ. P. BarfordGordon McKay

Abstract

This study reviews the characteristics of municipal solid waste incineration (MSWI) ashes, with a main focus on the chemical properties of the ashes. Furthermore, the possible treatment methods for the utilization of ash, namely, separation processes, solidification/stabilization and thermal processes, are also discussed. Seven types of MSWI ash utilization are reviewed, namely, cement and concrete production, road pavement, glasses and ceramics, agriculture, stabilizing agent, adsorbents and zeolite production. The practical use of MSWI ash shows a great contribution to waste minimization as well as resources conservation.

Recycling and utilization of industrial and municipal waste in materials productionConcrete and Cement Materials ResearchCoal and Its By-productsIncinerationIncinerator bottom ashBottom ashWaste managementEnvironmental scienceMunicipal solid wasteZeoliteCementFly ashMaterials science
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