Article Detail

Home > Article Detail
  • P-ISSN 1225-0163
  • E-ISSN 2288-8985

Article Contents

    Prev

    Next

    Vol.27, No.5
    PubReader Citation Share

    Total content characteristics of inorganic and organic substances from wastes from thermal processes

    Analytical Science and Technology / Analytical Science and Technology, (P)1225-0163; (E)2288-8985
    2014, v.27 no.5, pp.254-260
    https://doi.org/10.5806/AST.2014.27.5.254









    & (2014). Total content characteristics of inorganic and organic substances from wastes from thermal processes. Analytical Science and Technology, 27(5), 254-260, https://doi.org/10.5806/AST.2014.27.5.254
    • Downloaded
    • Viewed

    Abstract

    In this study, heavy metals, PCDD/PCDFs, PAHs in wastes generated from thermal processes wereanalyzed. Waste from lead thermal metalurgy (EWC 10 04) inorganic metal substances in the regulation weredetected in the highest concentrations of Pb. EWC 10 04 seems to be a result of the dust. Waste from zincthermal metalurgy (EWC 10 05) inorganic metal substances in the regulation were detected in high concentrationof Zn. EWC 10 05 seems to be a result of the dust. Waste from copper thermal metalurgy (EWC 10 06)Cu in the 651,77 mg/kg to 651 times higher than regulation standard appeared in the copper thermal metallurgyprocess seems to be a result of dust. The concentrations of PCDD/PCDFs ranged from 0.0005~11.748 ng-TEQ/g in dust, 0.0027 ng-TEQ/g in fly ash. PCDD/PCDFs content was not detected in excessive value in regulationstandard. PAHs concentration was in the range of ND~118.9 mg/kg in Naphthalene, ND~9.6 mg/kg inPhenanthrene, ND~48.4 mg/kg in Benzo[b]fluoranthene, ND~62.6 mg/kg in Benzo[a]pyrene, ND~10.7 mg/kgin Fluoranthene, ND~11.5 mg/kg in Benzo[a]anthracene.

    keywords
    thermal processes, content, unregulated/regulated hazardous waste, PCDD/DFs, PAHs


    Reference

    1

    1. Ministry of Environment, ‘National waste statistics and research (2011~2012)’, 2013.

    2

    2. T.-W. Jeon, D.-J. Lee, J.-I. Yoon, G.-J. Oh and D.-G. Hwang, J. Kor. Coc. Environ. Eng., 31(6), 449-453(2009).

    3

    3. National Institute of Environmental Research, ‘Extension on Regulation Items of Unregulated Hazardous Substances in Specified Wastes(I)’, 2006.

    4

    4. National Institute of Environmental Research, ‘Extension on Regulation Items of Unregulated Hazardous Substances in Specified Wastes(II)’, 2007.

    5

    5. National Institute of Environmental Research, ‘Standardization of Test Methods for Unregulated Hazardous Substances in Waste (Inorganics)(I)’, 2008.

    6

    6. National Institute of Environmental Research, ‘Establishment of new hazardous substances and development of analytical method in specified wastes(I)’, 2004.

    7

    7. National Institute of Environmental Research, ‘Establishment of new hazardous substances and development of analytical method in specified wastes(II)’, 2005.

    8

    8. Ministry of Environment, ‘Korean Standard Methods’, 2011.

    9

    9. S.-J. Kim and G.-J. Oh, J. of Korea Society of Waste Management, 27(2), 95-103 (2010).

    10

    10. Wayne Brubaker, W. and Ronald, A. Hites, Environ, Sci. Technol., 31, 1805-1810 (1997).

    11

    11. National Institute of Environmental Research, ‘A study on Hazardous Waste Catalogue and Discharging Characteristics (IV)’, 2011.

    12

    12. National Institute of Environmental Research, ‘A study on Hazardous Waste Catalogue and Discharging Characteristics (V)’, 2012.

    • Downloaded
    • Viewed
    • 0KCI Citations
    • 0WOS Citations

    Other articles from this issue

    Recommanded Articles

    상단으로 이동

    Browse Articles

    Info

    Editorial Policy

    Bulletin Board

    COPYRIGHT ⓒ Analytical Science & Technology - The Korean Society of Analytical Science
    127, Mapo-daero, Mapo-gu, Seoul, Korea;1603 Poonglim VIPTel
    proton@jbnu.ac.kr

      This website recommended the use   the Chrome browser for journal website.

    Analytical Science and Technology

    e-Submission OA Policy