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Speciation of Chromium in Bottom Ash Obtained by the Incineration of the Leather Waste Shavings

K. louhab & H. Akssas

American Journal of Environmental Sciences, Volume 2, Issue 3, pp. 79–83 · doi.org/10.3844/ajessp.2006.79.83

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Abstract

The evolution of bottom ash morphology and chromium metals behavior during incineration of a leather waste shavings at different incineration temperature have been studied. The Cr, Ca, Mg, Cl rates in bottom ashes, flay ashes and emitted gases in different incineration temperature of the tannery wastes are also determined. The morphology of the bottom ashes obtained by incineration at different temperature from the leather waste shavings was examined by MEB. The result show that the temperature and the length of incineration influence on the structure of the bottom ash and on the chromium in the bottom ash.

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louhab, K. & Akssas, H. (2006). Speciation of Chromium in Bottom Ash Obtained by the Incineration of the Leather Waste Shavings. American Journal of Environmental Sciences, 2(3), 79–83. https://doi.org/10.3844/ajessp.2006.79.83

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