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titleOfInvention Method for disposing incineration ash by using sulfate reduction bacteria
abstract In order to use the incinerator sulfate reducing bacteria, the present invention provides a method for treating incineration ashes in which the heavy metals of the incineration ashes are insoluble and induces stabilization of organic matters in consideration of the complementary characteristics of the landfills in the existing landfill facility structure. The present invention relates to an organic waste material containing sulfate reducing bacteria in an incineration ash, wherein the sulfate sulfur microorganisms reduce the sulfate salt in the incineration ash and bind the resulting sulfide with the heavy metal in the incineration ash to precipitate as an insoluble metal sulfide. It provides a method for treating incineration ashes and incineration ashes for embedding organic wastes including incineration ashes and sulfate reducing bacteria together to cover the soil and to form landfills so that sulfate reducing bacteria precipitate the heavy metals in the incineration ashes into insoluble metal sulfides. Heavy weight of incineration ash by reducing bacteria And the solidification can be precipitated as a safe metal sulfide, it may significantly reduce the likelihood of surrounding soil and water pollution caused by the leaching of heavy metals in processing the bottom ash as a result.
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