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LAND TREATMENT FIELD STUDIES. VOLUME 6. INORGANIC PICKLING LIQUOR WASTE
Citation:
Berkowitz, J., S. Bysshe, B. Goodwin, J. Harris, AND D. Land. LAND TREATMENT FIELD STUDIES. VOLUME 6. INORGANIC PICKLING LIQUOR WASTE. U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, D.C., EPA/600/2-83/057F.
Description:
This report presents the results of field measurements and observations of a land treatment site for the management of an inorganic pickling liquor waste. The waste is spread on the site as a 20% solids sludge. Sulfate and iron are known to be major waste constituents. The organic content of the waste is neglible. The site was sampled twice, and observations were made on the type and amount of waste handled, site characteristics, and management procedures for waste application and monitoring. Organic and inorganic analysis was conducted on the waste and soil/waste mixture; inorganic analysis was performed on plant samples.