This review assesses resource utilization and ceramsite production from coal-based solid waste, highlighting its potential for pollution mitigation.
Coal-based solid waste refers to solid waste generated during coal mining and washing processes, and is one of the major types of industrial solid waste in China. Its resource utilization is a critical part of the clean and efficient use of coal, and preparing ceramsite from coal-based solid waste is an important means to promote its “resourceful, large-scale, and high-value” utilization. This paper systematically summarizes the types and properties of coal-based solid waste, its resource utilization methods, and research progress in ceramsite preparation. The focus is on assessing the feasibility, process features, and application status of ceramsite made from coal-based solid waste in areas such as construction, heavy metal stabilization, and water treatment. Using coal-based solid waste to produce ceramsite offers cost reduction and pollution mitigation benefits while showcasing significant potential for resource recycling and sustainable development. This paper further outlines the development trends and technological innovation directions for coal-based solid waste ceramsite, providing theoretical support and practical guidance for advancing the resource utilization of industrial solid waste.
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