Study of strength stability of municipal solid waste incinerator fly ash solidified by cement
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Study of strength stability of municipal solid waste incinerator fly ash solidified by cement
Vol. 34, Issue 3, (2013)
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中国科学院武汉岩土力学研究所 岩土力学与工程国家重点实验室,武汉,430071
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CLC:TU411
Online First:20 March 2013,
Published:2013
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LI Jiang-shan, XUE Qiang, HU Zhu-yun, et al. Study of strength stability of municipal solid waste incinerator fly ash solidified by cement[J]. 2013, 34(3).
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LI Jiang-shan, XUE Qiang, HU Zhu-yun, et al. Study of strength stability of municipal solid waste incinerator fly ash solidified by cement[J]. 2013, 34(3).DOI:
Study of strength stability of municipal solid waste incinerator fly ash solidified by cement
According to the technical requirements of safe disposal of municipal solid waste incinerator (MSWI) fly ash
the fly ash is solidified by cement. The unconfined compression strength and destruction characteristics of fly ash solidified blocks with different cement contents
curing times and soaking times are studied. Then the erosion mechanism of leachate is analyzed. The test results show that the fly ash solidified blocks are destructed quickly after soaking in leachate with cement content less than 5% and curing time less than 3 days. The erosion of leachate has a great influence on the strength of fly ash solidified blocks. The fly ash solidified blocks present an obvious strain softening characteristic after soaking. The strength of fly ash solidified blocks without soaking in leachate accords with the mode of y=a[1-exp(-bt)]. With the increase of cement content and curing time
the unconfined compression strength increases and the failure strain decreases. But with the increase of soaking time
the strength increases firstly and then decreases; the turning point is about on 5-7 days; and the failure strain increases linearly. The erosion mechanism is that leachate can inhibit hydration reaction and destroy hydration products of fly ash solidified blocks. The results can provide theoretical basis and data support for the safe disposal of MSWI fly ash.