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Stabilisation/solidification of synthetic petroleum drill cuttings
Presented are the results of an experimental investigation into the use of S/S (stabilisation/solidification) to treat synthetic drill cuttings as a pre-treatment to landfilling or for potential re-use as construction products. Two synthetic mixes were used based on average concentrations of specific contaminates present in typical drill cuttings from the North Sea and the Red Sea areas. The two synthetic drill cuttings contained similar chloride content of 2.03% and 2.13% by weight but different hydrocarbon content of 4.20% and 10.95% by weight, respectively; hence the mixes were denoted as low and high oil content mixes, respectively. A number of conventional S/S binders were tested including PC (Portland cement), lime and BFS (blast-furnace slag), in addition to novel binders such as microsilica and magnesium oxide cement. Physical, chemical and microstructural analyses were used to compare the relative performance of the different binder mixes. The UCS (unconfined compressive strength) values were observed to cover a wide range depending on the binder used. Despite the significant difference in the hydrocarbon content in the two synthetic cuttings, the measured UCS values of the mixes with the same binder type and content were similar. The leachability results showed the reduction of the synthetic drill cuttings to a stable non-reactive hazardous waste, compliant with the UK acceptance criteria for non-hazardous landfills: (a) by most of the binders for chloride concentrations, and (b) by the 20% BFS-PC and 30% PC binders for the low oil content mix. The 30% BFS-PC binder successfully reduced the leached oil concentration of the low oil content mix to inert levels. The microstructural analysis offered valuable information on the morphology and general behaviour of the mixes that were not depicted by the other tests.
Stabilisation/solidification of synthetic petroleum drill cuttings
Presented are the results of an experimental investigation into the use of S/S (stabilisation/solidification) to treat synthetic drill cuttings as a pre-treatment to landfilling or for potential re-use as construction products. Two synthetic mixes were used based on average concentrations of specific contaminates present in typical drill cuttings from the North Sea and the Red Sea areas. The two synthetic drill cuttings contained similar chloride content of 2.03% and 2.13% by weight but different hydrocarbon content of 4.20% and 10.95% by weight, respectively; hence the mixes were denoted as low and high oil content mixes, respectively. A number of conventional S/S binders were tested including PC (Portland cement), lime and BFS (blast-furnace slag), in addition to novel binders such as microsilica and magnesium oxide cement. Physical, chemical and microstructural analyses were used to compare the relative performance of the different binder mixes. The UCS (unconfined compressive strength) values were observed to cover a wide range depending on the binder used. Despite the significant difference in the hydrocarbon content in the two synthetic cuttings, the measured UCS values of the mixes with the same binder type and content were similar. The leachability results showed the reduction of the synthetic drill cuttings to a stable non-reactive hazardous waste, compliant with the UK acceptance criteria for non-hazardous landfills: (a) by most of the binders for chloride concentrations, and (b) by the 20% BFS-PC and 30% PC binders for the low oil content mix. The 30% BFS-PC binder successfully reduced the leached oil concentration of the low oil content mix to inert levels. The microstructural analysis offered valuable information on the morphology and general behaviour of the mixes that were not depicted by the other tests.
Stabilisation/solidification of synthetic petroleum drill cuttings
Stabilisierung/Verfestigung von synthetischem Ölbohrmehl
Al-Ansary, Marwa S. (Autor:in) / Al-Tabbaa, Abir (Autor:in)
Journal of Hazardous Materials ; 141 ; 410-421
2007
12 Seiten, 6 Bilder, 9 Tabellen, 39 Quellen
Aufsatz (Zeitschrift)
Englisch
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