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The effect of the origin of MSWI bottom ash on the H 2 S elimination from landfill biogas

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Municipal Solid Waste Incineration (MSWI) Bottom Ash (BA) is a potential alternative adsorbent for biogas treatment due to its reactivity with hydrogen sulfide (H2S). The quality of BA depends however on the nature of the waste and the process technology of the waste incineration facility. To determine whether the origin of the BA could have an influence on its H2S elimination efficiency, comparative experimental tests were conducted in a landfill site with six bottom ashes from different MSW incinerators. Results showed that one of the BAs (A) had a much higher adsorption capacity than the rest (B–F), with 37 g H2S/kg dry BA, compared to 11–16 g H2S/kg dry BA for the other bottom ashes. Detailed physico-chemical analyses of the six BA were performed and complemented by principal component analysis to understand the different behaviors. BA iron content and specific surface area provided by the quench product stood out as key factors that promote the elimination of H2S.
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hal-01743290 , version 1 (26-03-2018)

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Marta Fontseré Obis, Patrick Germain, Hassan Bouzahzah, Alain Richioud, Hassen Benbelkacem. The effect of the origin of MSWI bottom ash on the H 2 S elimination from landfill biogas. Waste Management, 2017, 70, pp.158 - 169. ⟨10.1016/j.wasman.2017.09.014⟩. ⟨hal-01743290⟩
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