Article | REF: G2080 V2

Waste solidification-stabilisation

Authors: Radu BARNA, Denise BLANC

Publication date: January 10, 2011

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2. Liming waste

Adding lime to organic waste is a simple stabilization technique, particularly suited to organic waste. The resulting residue is so dry, biologically stable and workable that it can be used for agricultural purposes. In some cases, the aim of stabilizing waste by liming is to achieve the limits set by regulations for landfill acceptance, i.e. a dryness of over 30%, a pH of over 6 and a limited TOC content.

2.1 Liming principle

Liming waste consists of mixing it with quicklime. During mixing, the lime reacts with the water contained in the waste (or added jointly), according to the following hydration reaction:

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