Remediation of Dioxins Contaminated Soil and Fly Ash

The book "Remediation of Dioxins Contaminated Soil and Fly Ash" offers a comprehensive analysis of the issue of dioxins, which are classified as highly toxic polychlorinated aromatic compounds. These pollutants enter the environment through uncontrolled waste incineration, metallurgical processes, and various industrial activities. Dioxins can be detected in soils, fly ash, sediments, and even in food. To combat this contamination, a novel thermal remediation technology, known as the Zone Combustion Process, is introduced. This method aims to efficiently treat contaminated particles or powders and offers a promising alternative to conventional remediation of dioxin-contaminated soil. The book examines the mechanisms of the remediation process and provides experimental verifications that enhance the understanding of the effectiveness and behavior of dioxins during remediation. It is aimed at professionals from industry, environmental and process engineering, as well as students and anyone interested in a clean environment.