Particular pollutants, physical properties, and environmental performance of porous ceramsite materials containing oil-based drilling cuttings residues

The mineral compositions of oil-based drilling cutting residues (ODCRs) were similar to that of clay, which could be used as raw materials for ceramsite. In this study, the maximum addition of ODCRs and the optimum calcination conditions were studied by single factor experiment. The microstructure,...

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Vydáno v:	Environmental science and pollution research international Ročník 29; číslo 5; s. 7202 - 7213
Hlavní autoři:	Xiong, Deming, Wang, Chaoqiang, Huang, Xin
Médium:	Journal Article
Jazyk:	angličtina
Vydáno:	Berlin/Heidelberg Springer Berlin Heidelberg 01.01.2022 Springer Nature B.V
Témata:	Absorption Aquatic Pollution Atmospheric Protection/Air Quality Control/Air Pollution Building materials Bulk density clay Clay minerals Complex Mixtures compression strength Compressive strength Construction Materials Drilling Earth and Environmental Science Ecotoxicology Environment Environmental Chemistry Environmental Health Environmental performance Environmental Pollutants Environmental science Heavy metals Leaching microstructure Phase composition Physical properties Pollutants pollution Porosity Porous materials Raw materials Research Article Residues Roasting Sewage Toxic substances toxicity Waste Water Technology Water absorption Water Management Water Pollution Control water uptake Porous ceramsite Oil-based drilling cutting residues Physical properties Environmental performance
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Abstract	The mineral compositions of oil-based drilling cutting residues (ODCRs) were similar to that of clay, which could be used as raw materials for ceramsite. In this study, the maximum addition of ODCRs and the optimum calcination conditions were studied by single factor experiment. The microstructure, phase composition, and element distribution of ceramsite were studied by means of SEM, XRD and EDS. The ceramsite, with a 40% ODCRs content, was calcined at 1000 °C for 2 h. After cooling down, the ceramsite had good physical properties, including low density, low water absorption, and high compressive strength. The bulk density was 850–970 kg/m 3 , the water absorption was 2.1–10%, and the cylinder compressive strength was 6–11.8 MPa. And most of the heavy metals in ODCRs were effectively solidified. The organic toxic substances were completely burned. The leaching amount of harmful elements met the requirements of Chinese standards. The ceramsite would avoid secondary pollution to the environment. So the ceramsite made from ODCRs can not only improve the processing speed of ODCRs, but also be used as building materials, greening materials, industrial filter materials, etc., and increase its environmental and social benefits.
AbstractList	The mineral compositions of oil-based drilling cutting residues (ODCRs) were similar to that of clay, which could be used as raw materials for ceramsite. In this study, the maximum addition of ODCRs and the optimum calcination conditions were studied by single factor experiment. The microstructure, phase composition, and element distribution of ceramsite were studied by means of SEM, XRD and EDS. The ceramsite, with a 40% ODCRs content, was calcined at 1000 °C for 2 h. After cooling down, the ceramsite had good physical properties, including low density, low water absorption, and high compressive strength. The bulk density was 850–970 kg/m 3 , the water absorption was 2.1–10%, and the cylinder compressive strength was 6–11.8 MPa. And most of the heavy metals in ODCRs were effectively solidified. The organic toxic substances were completely burned. The leaching amount of harmful elements met the requirements of Chinese standards. The ceramsite would avoid secondary pollution to the environment. So the ceramsite made from ODCRs can not only improve the processing speed of ODCRs, but also be used as building materials, greening materials, industrial filter materials, etc., and increase its environmental and social benefits. The mineral compositions of oil-based drilling cutting residues (ODCRs) were similar to that of clay, which could be used as raw materials for ceramsite. In this study, the maximum addition of ODCRs and the optimum calcination conditions were studied by single factor experiment. The microstructure, phase composition, and element distribution of ceramsite were studied by means of SEM, XRD and EDS. The ceramsite, with a 40% ODCRs content, was calcined at 1000 °C for 2 h. After cooling down, the ceramsite had good physical properties, including low density, low water absorption, and high compressive strength. The bulk density was 850-970 kg/m , the water absorption was 2.1-10%, and the cylinder compressive strength was 6-11.8 MPa. And most of the heavy metals in ODCRs were effectively solidified. The organic toxic substances were completely burned. The leaching amount of harmful elements met the requirements of Chinese standards. The ceramsite would avoid secondary pollution to the environment. So the ceramsite made from ODCRs can not only improve the processing speed of ODCRs, but also be used as building materials, greening materials, industrial filter materials, etc., and increase its environmental and social benefits. The mineral compositions of oil-based drilling cutting residues (ODCRs) were similar to that of clay, which could be used as raw materials for ceramsite. In this study, the maximum addition of ODCRs and the optimum calcination conditions were studied by single factor experiment. The microstructure, phase composition, and element distribution of ceramsite were studied by means of SEM, XRD and EDS. The ceramsite, with a 40% ODCRs content, was calcined at 1000 °C for 2 h. After cooling down, the ceramsite had good physical properties, including low density, low water absorption, and high compressive strength. The bulk density was 850–970 kg/m3, the water absorption was 2.1–10%, and the cylinder compressive strength was 6–11.8 MPa. And most of the heavy metals in ODCRs were effectively solidified. The organic toxic substances were completely burned. The leaching amount of harmful elements met the requirements of Chinese standards. The ceramsite would avoid secondary pollution to the environment. So the ceramsite made from ODCRs can not only improve the processing speed of ODCRs, but also be used as building materials, greening materials, industrial filter materials, etc., and increase its environmental and social benefits. The mineral compositions of oil-based drilling cutting residues (ODCRs) were similar to that of clay, which could be used as raw materials for ceramsite. In this study, the maximum addition of ODCRs and the optimum calcination conditions were studied by single factor experiment. The microstructure, phase composition, and element distribution of ceramsite were studied by means of SEM, XRD and EDS. The ceramsite, with a 40% ODCRs content, was calcined at 1000 °C for 2 h. After cooling down, the ceramsite had good physical properties, including low density, low water absorption, and high compressive strength. The bulk density was 850-970 kg/m3, the water absorption was 2.1-10%, and the cylinder compressive strength was 6-11.8 MPa. And most of the heavy metals in ODCRs were effectively solidified. The organic toxic substances were completely burned. The leaching amount of harmful elements met the requirements of Chinese standards. The ceramsite would avoid secondary pollution to the environment. So the ceramsite made from ODCRs can not only improve the processing speed of ODCRs, but also be used as building materials, greening materials, industrial filter materials, etc., and increase its environmental and social benefits.The mineral compositions of oil-based drilling cutting residues (ODCRs) were similar to that of clay, which could be used as raw materials for ceramsite. In this study, the maximum addition of ODCRs and the optimum calcination conditions were studied by single factor experiment. The microstructure, phase composition, and element distribution of ceramsite were studied by means of SEM, XRD and EDS. The ceramsite, with a 40% ODCRs content, was calcined at 1000 °C for 2 h. After cooling down, the ceramsite had good physical properties, including low density, low water absorption, and high compressive strength. The bulk density was 850-970 kg/m3, the water absorption was 2.1-10%, and the cylinder compressive strength was 6-11.8 MPa. And most of the heavy metals in ODCRs were effectively solidified. The organic toxic substances were completely burned. The leaching amount of harmful elements met the requirements of Chinese standards. The ceramsite would avoid secondary pollution to the environment. So the ceramsite made from ODCRs can not only improve the processing speed of ODCRs, but also be used as building materials, greening materials, industrial filter materials, etc., and increase its environmental and social benefits. The mineral compositions of oil-based drilling cutting residues (ODCRs) were similar to that of clay, which could be used as raw materials for ceramsite. In this study, the maximum addition of ODCRs and the optimum calcination conditions were studied by single factor experiment. The microstructure, phase composition, and element distribution of ceramsite were studied by means of SEM, XRD and EDS. The ceramsite, with a 40% ODCRs content, was calcined at 1000 °C for 2 h. After cooling down, the ceramsite had good physical properties, including low density, low water absorption, and high compressive strength. The bulk density was 850–970 kg/m³, the water absorption was 2.1–10%, and the cylinder compressive strength was 6–11.8 MPa. And most of the heavy metals in ODCRs were effectively solidified. The organic toxic substances were completely burned. The leaching amount of harmful elements met the requirements of Chinese standards. The ceramsite would avoid secondary pollution to the environment. So the ceramsite made from ODCRs can not only improve the processing speed of ODCRs, but also be used as building materials, greening materials, industrial filter materials, etc., and increase its environmental and social benefits.
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