Removal. And Recovery Of PB From Battery Breaking Sites

The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society
Keith E. Forrester
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The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society
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Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1995

Abstract

This paper presents results of bench scale laboratory evaluation of a processes developed by FESI and Brookhaven National Laboratories for the extraction and recovery of Pb and other heavy metals from incinerator ash which was subsequently modified by FESI for the extraction and recovery of Pb from soils excavated from a FESI client scrap yard and battery breaking operation facility. The specific waste matrix presented within the paper is a battery acid contaminated surficial soil at 0" to 12" depth. The extraction method was found to be highly successful on the bench scale in generating a final post-extracted soil matrix which passed TCLP Pb regulatory limits and retained minimal Pb after aggressive extraction application. The paper findings at this time are brief, as a majority of the research results are currently being compiled and additional efforts are underway based upon initial screening findings.
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APA: Keith E. Forrester  (1995)  Removal. And Recovery Of PB From Battery Breaking Sites

MLA: Keith E. Forrester Removal. And Recovery Of PB From Battery Breaking Sites. The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society, 1995.

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