Dechlorination of fly ash through co-leaching with organic waste: effect of inoculum

X Wang; Dezhi Zou; Chuanfu Wu; Yueming Gao; Jianguo Liu; Qunhui Wang

doi:10.1039/d5ra09937d

January 1, 2026RSC AdvancesOpen Access

Dechlorination of fly ash through co-leaching with organic waste: effect of inoculum

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This research aims to explore a co-leaching method using organic waste to improve the dechlorination process of incineration fly ash.
Utilized organic waste to enhance dechlorination of fly ash through co-leaching.
Focused on varying the inoculum to assess its impact on the process.
Evaluated the mixture amount suitable for cement kiln co-disposal.
Significant enhancement in dechlorination rates observed with optimized inoculum levels.
Increased mixture amounts improve viability for cement kiln co-disposal, reducing environmental impact.

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Investigates co-leaching for fly ash dechlorination in industrial waste, indicating sustainable disposal benefits.

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This study presents a co-leaching method using organic waste to enhance dechlorination of incineration fly ash and increase its mixture amount for cement kiln co-disposal.

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