Corrigendum to “Precious metals and rare earth elements in municipal solid waste – Sources and fate in a Swiss incineration plant” [Waste Manage. 33 (3) (2013) 634–644]

Gloor, Rolf; Haag, Olaf; Haupt, Melanie; Skutan, Stefan; Lorenzo, Fabian Di; Böni, Daniel

doi:10.1016/j.wasman.2013.03.001

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“…Eine Rückgewinnung von chemisch gebundenem Kupfer aus HMVA erscheint derzeit nur dann realistisch, wenn bei der Aufbereitung parallel weitere Metalle, z. B. Edelmetalle gewonnen werden können 44.…”

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Exergetische Bewertung von Rohstoffen am Beispiel von Kupfer

Simon

Holm

2017

Chemie Ingenieur Technik

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Für die Herstellung von Kupfer aus Primär‐ und Sekundärressourcen wurde eine Exergieanalyse der Aufbereitungs‐ und Gewinnungsverfahren durchgeführt. Für die Stoffgemische Kupfererz, Kupferkonzentrat und Hausmüllverbrennungsasche wurden die Exergien tabellarisch berechnet. Die Exergieaufwände der technischen Prozesse zur Kupferherstellung wurden mit den thermodynamisch minimal notwendigen Aufwänden verglichen. Die Nutzung von Sekundärrohstoffen aus Abfällen ist über weite Bereiche vorteilhaft, insb. wenn das Kupfer bereits in der metallischen Form vorliegt.

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“…In HMVA wurden Gehalte von 0,4 (Au) bzw. 5,3 mg kg −1 (Ag) gefunden 44. Das ist immerhin rund 300‐mal mehr als die Erdkrustenkonzentrationen dieser beiden Elemente 48.…”

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Exergetische Bewertung von Rohstoffen am Beispiel von Kupfer

Simon

Holm

2017

Chemie Ingenieur Technik

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“…The extraction of REEs from mining not only precipitates serious ecological and environmental conundrums but also propels the continual scarcity of rare earth resources [13,14]. Consequently, the recycling of REEs has emerged as a pivotal avenue for establishing a sustainable development strategy, with potential to confer immense social, economic, and environmental benefits [15,16]. Recent research endeavors have centred on the extraction of REEs https://doi.org/10.56578/atg020304 from various waste sources, such as production wastewater, waste residue, waste material, and end-of-life electronic products.…”

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“…Noteworthy differences exist between the enrichment characteristics and morphological distributions of REEs in coal and waste. The primary influence on REEs in coal is geological formation, while in waste, REEs, having been artificially added and significantly purified, present different challenges and opportunities [15].…”

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Morphological Distribution and Phase Composition of Rare Earth Elements in Waste Incineration Fly Ash

Cui,

Qin

2023

ATG

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Utilising scanning electron microscopy (SEM) and X-ray powder diffraction (XRD), the morphological and phase composition characteristics of waste incineration fly ash were meticulously analysed. Morphological evaluations revealed a predominant presence of irregularly shaped particles, encountering a spectrum of structures inclusive of polycrystalline polymers and amorphous forms. Additional particle shapes encompassed polygons, strips, blocks, and flakes, while a notable high porosity between particles and a markedly rough surface were observed. Despite the scarcity of complete crystals within the ash, the majority manifested as polycrystalline polymers and amorphous forms, indicating the structural complexity intrinsic to waste incineration fly ash. Through the deployment of chemical continuous extraction technology, forms, migrations, and transformation laws pertaining to rare earth elements (REEs) in fly ash were elucidated. In three fly ash samples analysed for REEs, the most abundant state was identified as the residual, succeeded by the Fe-Mn oxide-bound state and minimally, the carbonate-bound state. Amongst all REEs, Ce exhibited the highest prevalence, followed by La, Y, Nd, Gd, and other elements. Furthermore, the source of waste and the respective incineration process markedly influenced REEs content.

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Pulsed stirring for energy efficiency improvements during electrodialytic extraction of As, Cd, Cr, Cu, Pb, and Zn from municipal solid waste incineration fly ash and air pollution control residue

Kirkelund

2022

Separation and Purification Technology

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Corrigendum to “Precious metals and rare earth elements in municipal solid waste – Sources and fate in a Swiss incineration plant” [Waste Manage. 33 (3) (2013) 634–644]

Cited by 4 publications

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Exergetische Bewertung von Rohstoffen am Beispiel von Kupfer

Exergetische Bewertung von Rohstoffen am Beispiel von Kupfer

Morphological Distribution and Phase Composition of Rare Earth Elements in Waste Incineration Fly Ash

Pulsed stirring for energy efficiency improvements during electrodialytic extraction of As, Cd, Cr, Cu, Pb, and Zn from municipal solid waste incineration fly ash and air pollution control residue

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