ACIDS SOILS’ PH AND NUTRIENT IMPROVEMENT WHEN AMENDED WITH INORGANIC SOLID WASTES FROM KRAFT MILL

Kraft mill generates a large amount of dregs (D) and grits (G) as solid wastes due to the causticizing process. The disposal of these wastes is expensive in terms of land requirement and maintenance. On the other hand, solid wastes have alkalinity and buffer properties, which make them appropriate f...

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Autores principales: ZAMBRANO,M, PARODI,V, BAEZA,J, VIDAL,G
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Publicado: Sociedad Chilena de Química 2007
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spelling oai:scielo:S0717-970720070002000112007-09-13ACIDS SOILS’ PH AND NUTRIENT IMPROVEMENT WHEN AMENDED WITH INORGANIC SOLID WASTES FROM KRAFT MILLZAMBRANO,MPARODI,VBAEZA,JVIDAL,G Acid soils Dregs Grits Industrial wastes Kraft mill generates a large amount of dregs (D) and grits (G) as solid wastes due to the causticizing process. The disposal of these wastes is expensive in terms of land requirement and maintenance. On the other hand, solid wastes have alkalinity and buffer properties, which make them appropriate for use as amendments to acidic soils. The goal of this work was to determine the physical, chemical, toxicity and hazardousness characteristics of D & G. Additionally, the effect on acidic soils’ physical properties after mixing with these wastes as well as potential leach properties were evaluated. Hazardousness (inflammability, reactivity, corrosivity) and toxicity (due to inorganic compounds) assays on D & G indicated that their values are below the EPA Standard. Additionally, physicochemical characterization (pH (12.76), Ca (26.5%), Mg (1.5%), P (0.28%) and K (0.20%)) confirms their potential use in degraded solids. To study the amended soils’ leaches, the behavior of a series of columns with acid soils and D&G (1:1) at rates of 2 and 6 g kg-1 was evaluated during 86 d. The physicochemical characteristics of the amended soils were improved by D&G incorporationinfo:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessSociedad Chilena de QuímicaJournal of the Chilean Chemical Society v.52 n.2 20072007-06-01text/htmlhttp://www.scielo.cl/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0717-97072007000200011en10.4067/S0717-97072007000200011
institution Scielo Chile
collection Scielo Chile
language English
topic Acid soils
Dregs
Grits
Industrial wastes
spellingShingle Acid soils
Dregs
Grits
Industrial wastes
ZAMBRANO,M
PARODI,V
BAEZA,J
VIDAL,G
ACIDS SOILS’ PH AND NUTRIENT IMPROVEMENT WHEN AMENDED WITH INORGANIC SOLID WASTES FROM KRAFT MILL
description Kraft mill generates a large amount of dregs (D) and grits (G) as solid wastes due to the causticizing process. The disposal of these wastes is expensive in terms of land requirement and maintenance. On the other hand, solid wastes have alkalinity and buffer properties, which make them appropriate for use as amendments to acidic soils. The goal of this work was to determine the physical, chemical, toxicity and hazardousness characteristics of D & G. Additionally, the effect on acidic soils’ physical properties after mixing with these wastes as well as potential leach properties were evaluated. Hazardousness (inflammability, reactivity, corrosivity) and toxicity (due to inorganic compounds) assays on D & G indicated that their values are below the EPA Standard. Additionally, physicochemical characterization (pH (12.76), Ca (26.5%), Mg (1.5%), P (0.28%) and K (0.20%)) confirms their potential use in degraded solids. To study the amended soils’ leaches, the behavior of a series of columns with acid soils and D&G (1:1) at rates of 2 and 6 g kg-1 was evaluated during 86 d. The physicochemical characteristics of the amended soils were improved by D&G incorporation
author ZAMBRANO,M
PARODI,V
BAEZA,J
VIDAL,G
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PARODI,V
BAEZA,J
VIDAL,G
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title ACIDS SOILS’ PH AND NUTRIENT IMPROVEMENT WHEN AMENDED WITH INORGANIC SOLID WASTES FROM KRAFT MILL
title_short ACIDS SOILS’ PH AND NUTRIENT IMPROVEMENT WHEN AMENDED WITH INORGANIC SOLID WASTES FROM KRAFT MILL
title_full ACIDS SOILS’ PH AND NUTRIENT IMPROVEMENT WHEN AMENDED WITH INORGANIC SOLID WASTES FROM KRAFT MILL
title_fullStr ACIDS SOILS’ PH AND NUTRIENT IMPROVEMENT WHEN AMENDED WITH INORGANIC SOLID WASTES FROM KRAFT MILL
title_full_unstemmed ACIDS SOILS’ PH AND NUTRIENT IMPROVEMENT WHEN AMENDED WITH INORGANIC SOLID WASTES FROM KRAFT MILL
title_sort acids soils’ ph and nutrient improvement when amended with inorganic solid wastes from kraft mill
publisher Sociedad Chilena de Química
publishDate 2007
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