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Atkinson, A.
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Publications (14/14 displayed)
- 2020Understanding the coarsening and degradation in a nanoscale nickel gadolinia-doped-ceria electrode for high-temperature applications.citations
- 2019Hierarchical dual-porosity nanoscale nickel cermet electrode with high performance and stabilitycitations
- 2019Fabrication and characterisation of nanoscale Ni-CGO electrode from nanocomposite powders
- 2016Measurement of mechanical properties using slender cantilever beamscitations
- 2016Validation of a physically-based solid oxide fuel cell anode model combining 3D tomography and impedance spectroscopycitations
- 2016Validation of a physically-based solid oxide fuel cell anode model combining 3D tomography and impedance spectroscopycitations
- 2014Time and temperature dependence of the adhesion of oxide scales formed on phosphorus-containing steels during short term oxidationcitations
- 2011Using synchrotron X-ray nano-CT to characterize SOFC electrode microstructures in three-dimensions at operating temperaturecitations
- 2007Strength of soldered joints formed under microgravity conditionscitations
- 2006Factors affecting measurement of hydraulic conductivity in low strength cementitious materialscitations
- 2004Preliminary investigations into the use of secondary waste minerals as a novel cementitious landfill linercitations
- 2004Waste to contain waste – containment systems for pollution prevention
- 2004Selection of cementitious mixes as a barrier for landfill leachate containmentcitations
- 2001Novel composite landfill linerscitations
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Preliminary investigations into the use of secondary waste minerals as a novel cementitious landfill liner
Abstract
When cementitious materials are used for the containment of waste they act in two different, and sometimes conflicting, ways. The first is physical and the second is chemical containment in which the water passing through the barrier is buffered to high pH thereby substantially reducing the solubility of many harmful species and promoting sorption onto the matrix. Chemical barriers have been extensively researched for nuclear waste containment and this paper reports on the development of chemical barriers for the non-nuclear waste management. It focuses on the ability of a cementitious barrier to chemically condition liquid leachates, neutralising organic acids and reducing the solubility of priority pollutants. This is similar to the way in which cement suppresses actinide leaching in the disposal of nuclear wastes. In this paper, the results of an extensive preliminary investigation into potential mixes using various mineral wastes are presented and some of the measured properties are compared with those, which are required for a multi-layer barrier. The results indicate that many of these mixes are well suited to this application.