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How do you deal with ash and slag?

2016-09-15View Original

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The boiler generates a considerable amount of ash and slag per hour; how do you usually deal with it? Sell, for free, or at a loss?
Reply #22016-09-15
There are companies that buy it. Concrete mixing plants need fly ash, and slag can be used for road foundations
Reply #32016-09-15
The key issue is winter: the concrete mixing plants stop operating, and construction work also comes to a halt. Hundreds of tons of waste are generated each day, and storing such amounts causes a lot of disturbance to the local residents.
Reply #42016-09-16
Temporary storage! It’s the same principle with coal piles in winter! Good building materials, really great
Reply #52016-09-16
Unlike coal piles, which are covered by heavy snow in winter, ash and slag are continuously piled up there; when the northwestern wind blows, dust is generated in large quantities, affecting the surrounding environment. The environmental protection authorities will also come looking for problems.
Reply #62016-09-17
We are biomass boilers; transporting the ash and slag incurs costs, so no one develops them.
Reply #72016-09-17
How much is it at a loss per ton? Can biomass ash be used to make compound nitrogen fertilizers? There are fertilizer factories that buy them.
Reply #82016-09-17
In metallurgy, after slag treatment, the waste heat boilers must be returned to the material processing stage, as their composition contains valuable elements.
Reply #92016-09-18
Currently, there is a loss of about 10 yuan per ton. No organizations are engaged in research and development in this field; after all, biomass ash contains a high amount of potassium, making it perfectly suitable for use in compound fertilizers.

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