Characterization of concrete blocks containing petroleum-contaminated soils

Hago, Abdel Wahid; Hassan, Hossam F.; Rawas, A. Al; Taha, Ramzi; Al-Hadidi, S.

doi:10.1016/j.conbuildmat.2006.04.006

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“…Previous studies indicated that the usage of petroleum waste in block manufacturing could be a viable solution to the disposal issue of petroleum waste, which, however, requires the blocks to be covered with tiles or plaster to prevent the leaching of hazardous substances into the environment [34,35]. Johnson et al examined the feasibility of using petroleum sludge as a raw material in building block production.…”

Section: Utilization Of Petroleum Sludge As Construction Materialsmentioning

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A Review on the Treatment of Petroleum Sludge and Use as Construction Materials

Pauzi

Shah

2022

Civil Sustain. Urban Eng.

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Petrochemical is a vital pillar industry for the national economic growth wherein the past few years, it has produced a huge amount of petroleum sludge. Petroleum sludge (PS) contains toxic and carcinogenic-mutagenic compounds and heavy metals, which are a major source of pollution in the environment. Thus, it needs to be properly treated and disposed of. Correspondingly, this paper presents a review of the techniques to treat petroleum waste to effectively immobilize the heavy metals and highlights their possible application as construction materials. This review concludes that each treatment method (i.e., solidification, stabilization, incineration, bioremediation, centrifugation, etc.) has its own merits and demerits and may be more suitable for certain applications than others. The use of pyrolysis, solidification, and stabilization techniques has been demonstrated to be potentially beneficial in protecting the environment from contaminants in PS and further recycling PS as cementitious materials. However, the selection of suitable treatment methods has to be made based on the chemical composition of the waste, method capacity, costs, and disposal standards. Therefore, an overall evaluation is required prior to treatment method selection to ensure the safe disposal or recycling of petroleum waste. This review could improve basic knowledge of PS treatment and disposal techniques and serve as a future guide for recycling PS as a building material.

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A Review on the Treatment of Petroleum Sludge and Use as Construction Materials

Pauzi

Shah

2022

Civil Sustain. Urban Eng.

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“…Contaminated soil is used for the production of concrete blocks in several studies. For instance Hago et al [12] point out that organic and inorganic wastes can be stabilized by using fly ash, lime, Portland cement or a combination of these materials. This often results in a pozzolanic reaction that prevents or minimizes the release of contaminants into the environment by producing a solid mixture, decreasing surface area for contaminant transport, improving handling characteristics and reducing mobility of the contaminants into a less toxic form.…”

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Production of non-constructive concrete blocks using contaminated soil

Korte

Brouwers

2009

Construction and Building Materials

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“…В настоящее время разрабатываются и внедряются технологии, которые делают возможным утилизацию и переработку твердых нефтяных шламов [7][8][9][10]. Однако в республике существует проблемы утилизации, вторичного использования, раздельного сбора нефтяных отходов с целью их максимальной вовлеченности в комплексную переработку.…”

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Modification of Bitumens With Oil Industry Waste

Imanbayev¹,

Ongarbayev²,

Akkazin³

et al. 2023

Chem. J. of Kaz.

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A literature review on the topic of the study has shown that there is not much work with the use of oily waste in the modification of bitumen. Many methods of bitumen modification include the oxidation of a heavy oil residue to obtain the target product and its further compounding with the finished bitumen. Old oil sludge from oil sludge storage tanks has been used as the oil residue. Oil sludge is prepared by dehydration, the water content should not exceed no more than 5 wt. % and separation of mechanical impurities up to a content of not more than 16.4 wt. %. Purpose of the work. The main objective of the study is to develop a technology for modifying oil bitumen with industrial waste for the disposal of oil sludge, and to show the possibility of improving the physical-chemical, rheological characteristics of modified bitumen. Results. In the process of bitumen modification, the physical-chemical characteristics of the modified bitumen have been studied. It has been established that the composition of oil sludge from the Uzen and Zhetybai oilfield of the Mangistau region contains a significant amount of heavy oil residues and a small amount of mechanical impurities. From the conducted laboratory esearch, it has been found that oil sludge can be used as a filler in the modification of bitumen. Conclusion. Used oil sludge can be used as a bituminous base modifier without removing the mechanical impurities. Polymer-bitumen compositions have been prepared and the optimal parameters for the process of preparing polymer-bitumen binders have been determined.

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Characterization of concrete blocks containing petroleum-contaminated soils

Cited by 16 publications

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A Review on the Treatment of Petroleum Sludge and Use as Construction Materials

A Review on the Treatment of Petroleum Sludge and Use as Construction Materials

Production of non-constructive concrete blocks using contaminated soil

Modification of Bitumens With Oil Industry Waste

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