How to remove organic matter from soil
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This post was last edited by juncaide on 2011-5-9 17:05. Most of the oil in the oily sludge was extracted using extraction methods; the remaining residue still contains some long straight-chain alkanes (e.g., decanes and eicosanes) as well as some aromatic organic compounds. What is the best way to treat this residue? ? ? I’m currently using the class Fenton oxidation method, but it doesn’t seem to work very well (I’m using the standard method specified for detecting organic matter in soil). Do any of you have any suggestions? I would appreciate your advice!
Soil remediation is carried out using incineration.
The best method is thermal interception to decompose the organic matter
Reply to 2# cookty: I also think it can be burned, but the boss said there would be pollution and such. First oxidize it and then burn the bricks. Ugh~~ I don’t get it either; oxidation doesn’t work at all!
Reply to 3# moonriver123: Pyrolysis works too; it seems that everyone thinks heat treatment is necessary.
Reply to 4# saintdc: The incineration method is also an oxidation method, belonging to thermal oxidation technology.
Reply to 6# cookty: Oh, I see. Thanks~~
I would like to ask about the source of your oily sludge. Is it sludge from the bottom of tanks?