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Title:
MATERIAL FOR DISPOSING OF HEAVY METAL
Document Type and Number:
Japanese Patent JP2005349349
Kind Code:
A
Abstract:

To solve the problems aeration for a long time and a large amount of calcium carbonate are required for oxidizing trivalent arsenic to pentavalent arsenic and a material capable of adsorbing or ion-exchanging trivalent arsenic and hexavalent chromium is not abundant and the amount of the material to be added is in an increasing tendency, in a hydroxide-iron coprecipitation method which is inexpensive and mostly used for disposing of trivalent arsenic typically contained in mining wastewater.

A material for disposing of heavy metal is made by using a product made by carbonizing paper sludge generated in recycling waste paper, in which a coating material of the waste paper contained in the sludge such as kaolin clay, calcium carbonate and talc are activated in a carbonizing process. Iron oxide, titanium oxide and a functional group of a non-carbonized compound that are trapped in a pore adsorb the heavy metal including trivalent arsenic. A material for disposing of heavy metal is made by further adding/mixing fine apatite to/with the above material for disposing of heavy metal, and because the apatite also has an adsorption effect for the trivalent arsenic, 99% of the trivalent arsenic can be added by an addition of 3% (by weight) by the stepwise addition of the material.


Inventors:
TAKAHASHI MEIJI
SENZAKI TETSUO
KAWABE MASAO
NAKADE NOBUHITO
Application Number:
JP2004174868A
Publication Date:
December 22, 2005
Filing Date:
June 14, 2004
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Assignee:
KANKYO SOKEN KK
International Classes:
C02F1/28; B01J20/20; C02F1/42; C02F11/00; (IPC1-7): B01J20/20; C02F1/28; C02F1/42; C02F11/00
Domestic Patent References:
JP2002522216A2002-07-23
JP2002370084A2002-12-24
JPH1161141A1999-03-05
JP2003320370A2003-11-11
JP2003126687A2003-05-07
JP2002059001A2002-02-26
Foreign References:
WO2003022748A12003-03-20