A Sustainable Strategy for Spent Cathode Carbon Blocks Hazardous Waste Recycling Using Binary Molten Salt Thermal Treatment

Li, Bin; Ding, Yan; Jiao, Yuyong; Xu, Fang; Wang, Xinyang; Zheng, Fei; Zou, Junpeng; Gao, Qiang; Hu, Hongyun

doi:10.1007/s11630-024-1952-x

J. Therm. Sci.

2024

DOI: 10.1007/s11630-024-1952-x

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A Sustainable Strategy for Spent Cathode Carbon Blocks Hazardous Waste Recycling Using Binary Molten Salt Thermal Treatment

Bin Li,

Yan Ding,

Yuyong Jiao

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Valorization of Residue from Aluminum Industries: A Review

Harmaji,

Jafari,

Simard

2024

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Recycling and reusing industrial waste and by-products are topics of great importance across all industries, but they hold particular significance in the metal industry. Aluminum, the most widely used non-ferrous metal globally, generates considerable waste during production, including dross, salt slag, spent carbon cathode and bauxite residue. Extensive research has been conducted to recycle and re-extract the remaining aluminum from these wastes. Given their varied environmental impacts, recycling these materials to maximize residue utilization is crucial. The components of dross, salt slag, and bauxite residue include aluminum and various oxides. Through recycling, alumina can be extracted using processes such as pyrometallurgy and hydrometallurgy, which involve leaching, iron oxide separation, and the production of alumina salt. Initially, the paper will provide a brief introduction to the generation of aluminum residues—namely, dross, salt slag, and bauxite residue—including their environmental impacts, followed by an exploration of their potential applications in sectors such as environmental management, energy, and construction materials.

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Valorization of Residue from Aluminum Industries: A Review

Harmaji,

Jafari,

Simard

2024

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A Sustainable Strategy for Spent Cathode Carbon Blocks Hazardous Waste Recycling Using Binary Molten Salt Thermal Treatment

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