Removal of impurities from the gasifier slag, along with heat recovery and reuse

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I’m new to the field of waste heat recovery from boilers. My supervisor has assigned me a task, and I would appreciate it if experts could provide some guidance: (1) A certain fertilizer factory generates around 2,000 tons of slag and dust per day from its gasification process. Due to environmental regulations, the brick factories in the vicinity can no longer accept this slag. My supervisor hopes that it’s possible to remove the harmful substances from the slag and recover the heat contained within it for reuse within the factory. What kind of manufacturing process should be used to achieve this?

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