Investigating the Mineralogical Composition of Flying Ash Pulps from the Aspect of Waste Quality

Authors

  • Béla Kleb
  • Katalin Kocsányi-Kopecskó
  • Kamilla Gál-Solymos

Abstract

Nowadays coal-based power plants have still a 25% share in energy production in Hungary. Consequently, professional treatment of the yearly accumulating large volumes of ash/flying ash is an important task from environmental, as well as national economic aspects. Since power plants have gradually switched during the recent years to hybrid-fluid technology, substantial part of sulphur accumulates in fine ash/flying ash. It is important to know in which form the sulphur component becomes absorbed in the flying ash-water pulp of approximately 1:1 mixing ratio. This study presents the thematic as well as temporal evolution of the detailed determination of mineralogical composition.

Keywords:

flying ashes, chemical, mineralogical, strength tests

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How to Cite

Kleb, B., Kocsányi-Kopecskó, K., Gál-Solymos, K. “Investigating the Mineralogical Composition of Flying Ash Pulps from the Aspect of Waste Quality”, Periodica Polytechnica Civil Engineering, 43(2), pp. 219–232, 1999.

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Research Article