Abstract
Solidification/stabilization (S/S) of fly ash and air pollution control residues from MSWI was studied, with and without the use of cement. It appeared that metal and oxyanion leaching from these stabilised residues was comparable after 75 days of curing. Leaching of chloride and sulfate did not decrease by the addition of cement during S/S treatment. In an LCA perspective the environmental impact of the S/S treated mixtures with cement in the toxicity related impact categories was higher than the impact of the S/S treated mixtures without cement. Moreover, the production of cement for application in S/S also causes an impact in the impact categories climate change and terrestrial acidification. For environmental considerations in an LCA perspective S/S without cement should be preferred.
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