Process and apparatus for fixing, encapsulating, stabilizing and

Furnaces – With fuel treatment means – Means for liberating gas from solid fuel

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110210, 110224, 110238, 110259, 427228, F23G 512

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048216534

ABSTRACT:
Heavy metals and compounds thereof and other toxic materials in industrial wastes, sludges, soils, incinerated ashes and the like are fixed and stabilized in a char residue, obtained by critical region pyrolyzing techniques and appropriate proportions of carbonaceous materials intimately mixed with the sludge, to encapsulate the heavy metals with carbon bonded thereto which effectively detoxifies the residue and renders it immune to any substantial leaching out or later exposure to the toxic metals, such that the same is environmentally safe for such uses as landfill and the like.

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