Molten hydroxide for detoxification of chlorine-containing waste: Unraveling chlorine retention efficiency and chlorine salt enrichment

Molten hydroxide for detoxification of chlorine-containing waste: Unraveling chlorine retention efficiency and chlorine salt enrichment

论文摘要

Hazardous waste dechlorination reduces the potential of creating dioxins during the incineration process. To investigate the salt effect on waste dechlorination, molten hydroxides with a low melting temperature were utilized for the pre-dechlorination and decomposition of chlorine-containing organic wastes(COWs) including trichlorobenzene(TCB),perchloroethylene, hexachlorobenzene and chlordane. The results showed that a eutectic mixture of caustic sodium and potassium hydroxides(41 wt.% NaOH and 59 wt.% KOH) led to a low melting point below 300°C and a relatively high chlorine retention efficiency(CRE) with TCB as a representative COWs. The amounts of hydroxides, reaction time, and temperature all had notable influence on CRE. When the mass ratio of hydroxides to TCB reached 30:1,approximately 98.1% of the TCB was destroyed within 2.5 hr at 300°C with CRE of 71.6%.According to the residue analysis, the shapes of reaction residues were irregular with particles becoming swollen and porous. The benzene ring and C–Cl bonds disappeared, while carboxyl groups formed in the residues. The stripped chlorine was retained and condensed to form chloride salts, and the relative abundance of the chloride ions associated with the mass of TCB in residues increased from 0 to 75.0% within the 2.5 hr reaction time. The observed concentration of dioxins in residues was 5.6 ngTEQ/kg. A reaction pathway and possible additional reactions that occur in this dechlorination system were proposed. Oxidizing agents may attack TCB and facilitate hydrogenation/dechlorination reactions, making this process a promising and environmentally friendly approach for chlorine-containing organic waste treatment.

论文目录

  • Introduction
  • 1. Materials and methods
  •   1.1. Chemicals and materials
  •   1.2. Dechlorination with molten hydroxide
  •   1.3. Sampling and analysis
  •   1.4. Characterization of the residues
  • 2. Results and discussion
  •   2.1. Hydroxide composition for treatment of TCB
  •   2.2. Dechlorination with different amounts of hydroxide mixtures
  •   2.3. Effect of reaction time and temperature
  •   2.6. Other wastes and mechanism interpretation
  • 3. Conclusions
  • 文章来源

    类型: 期刊论文

    作者: Shijin Dai,Yilin Zheng,Youcai Zhao,Yu Chen,Dongjie Niu

    来源: Journal of Environmental Sciences 2019年08期

    年度: 2019

    分类: 工程科技Ⅰ辑

    专业: 环境科学与资源利用

    单位: College of Environmental Science and Engineering, Tongji University,Shanghai Institute of Pollution Control and Ecological Security

    基金: supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.21677112),the Science and Technology Program of Ministry of Housing and Urban–Rural Development(No.2015-K7-021)

    分类号: X592

    页码: 192-202

    总页数: 11

    文件大小: 1060K

    下载量: 15

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