Portland cement manufacture using municipal solid waste incineration ash
US-2022332638-A1 · Oct 20, 2022 · US
US9399598B2 · US · B2
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-9399598-B2 |
| Application number | US-201214357519-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | B2 |
| Filing date | Oct 30, 2012 |
| Priority date | Nov 18, 2011 |
| Publication date | Jul 26, 2016 |
| Grant date | Jul 26, 2016 |
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To provide a method and an apparatus for removing radioactive cesium from waste containing radioactive cesium at low cost. A radioactive cesium removal apparatus 1 including: an incinerator 22 for burning an inflammable waste polluted with radioactive cesium; a suspension preheater 23 for, with the combustion exhaust gas G 5 and a sensible heat of the incineration ash of a combustible C discharged from the incinerator, generating calcium oxide or/and magnesium oxide from a source of calcium oxide or/and a source of magnesium oxide, cyclones of the suspension preheater being arranged in multistages; a rotary kiln 21 for burning an inorganic substance S polluted with radioactive cesium together with the calcium oxide or/and the magnesium oxide and the incineration ash D 3 including the radioactive cesium; and collectors 31, 32 for collecting cesium volatilized in the rotary kiln.
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The invention claimed is: 1. A radioactive cesium removal method comprising the steps of: (a) burning an inflammable waste polluted with radioactive cesium to produce a combustion exhaust gas and an incineration ash including the radioactive cesium; (b) generating calcium oxide or/and magnesium oxide from a source of calcium oxide or/and a source or magnesium oxide using a sensible heat associated with both of the combustion exhaust gas and the incineration ash of the inflammable waste; (c) collecting the incineration ash including the radioactive cesium from the combustion exhaust gas; (d) combining said calcium oxide or/and said magnesium oxide, the recovered incineration ash including the radioactive cesium, and an organic substance polluted with radioactive cesium; (e) burning said calcium oxide or/and said magnesium oxide, the recovered incineration ash including the radioactive cesium, and an organic substance polluted with radioactive cesium; and (f) collecting a radioactive cesium volatized during said burning in step (e) by cooling an exhaust gas discharged from the burning in step (e) to obtain a decontaminated product. 2. The radioactive cesium removal method as claimed in claim 1 , wherein a heat generated during cooling in step (f) is used as at least a part of a heat source in the combustion of the inflammable waste polluted with radioactive cesium. 3. The radioactive cesium removal method as claimed in claim 1 , wherein when the inorganic substance polluted with radioactive cesium is burned with the calcium oxide or/and the magnesium oxide and the incineration ash in step (e), an equivalent amount of chlorine source more than or equal to a total amount of cesium included in the calcium oxide or/and magnesium oxide, the incineration ash and the inorganic substance is added. 4. The radioactive cesium removal method as claimed in claim 2 wherein when the inorganic substance polluted with radioactive cesium is burned with the calcium oxide or/and the magnesium oxide and the incineration ash in step (e), an equivalent amount of chlorine source more than or equal to a total amount of cesium included in the calcium oxide or/and magnesium oxide, the incineration ash and the inorganic substance is added.
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