Evaluation of Trace Elements from Used Industrial Waste in Soil improvement

Zorluer, İsmail

doi:10.1590/0001-3765202020200974

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“…The type, concentration and distribution of them in the soil depends on many natural factors such as granulometric composition, hydrogen ion content, organic matter content, soil type as well as geological and soil processes (Kończak-Konarkowska & Kuziak 2000). Environment is also affected by anthropogenic factors such as industrial contaminants and agrotechnical activities (Baran 2000, Kanakaraju et al 2019, Skwaryło-Bednarz et al 2014, Zorluer 2020.…”

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Heavy Metals and Metalloids Leachability from Composite Ground Materials Peat – Fly Ash – Lime

Brzeziński

Iskra-Świercz

2021

Rocz Ochr Srod

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This publication presents the test results of heavy metals and metalloids leachability from ground composite materials. The components of the obtained composites are peat and stabilizing binders in the form of fly ash and hydrated lime. The composites were designed to be used to stabilize low-bearing organic soil in the Lake Druzno basin in the area of Żuławy Elbląskie. The results of the leachability studies show that as the lime hydrated in the composition of the composite increases, the leachability of heavy metals and metalloids decreases. The decrease in the leachability of these elements is also influenced by the increase in the pH value. The results of heavy metals and metalloids leachability from composites as well as the obtained pH values make it possible to conclude that they are neutral to the ground environment and can be used in engineering practice under specific conditions in the area of Żuławy Elbląskie.

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confidence: 99%