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Fate and Behaviour of Vanadium During the Aerobic Neutralisation of Alkaline Steel Slag Leachate Andrew. J. Hobson1, Douglas. I. Stewart2, Andrew W. Bray1, William M. Mayes3, Alex L. Riley3 and Ian T. Burke1 1School of Earth and Environment and 2School of Civil Engineering, University of Leeds. 3Centre for Environmental and Marine Sciences, University of Hull

Leachate generation Rainwater Steel Slags

Ca(OH)2 / β-Ca2SiO4 dissolution Alkalinity generation & V-release CaO + H2O → Ca2+ + 2OH- β-Ca2Si(V)O4 (s) + 2H2O → 2Ca2+ + H2SiO42- + 2OH- + VO43- Secondary V-containing phases 3Ca2+ + 2H2SiO42- + OH- (+ xVO43-) → 3CaO·2SiO2(xVO4)·3H2O (s) 3Ca2+ + 2VO43- ⇌ Ca3(VO4)2 (s) Rainwater Steel Slags

Ca3(VO4)2 Solubility [V] concentrations limited by [Ca] controlling secondary phase Log Ksp = -17.97 8 pH 12.5 Hobson et al., in prep

Leachate springs CO2 in gassing Steel Slags River flow→ Groundwater outflow

Ca2+ + CO2 + 2OH- → CaCO3 (s) + H2O CaCO3 precipitation CO2 In gassing CO2 (g) ⇌ CO2 (aq) CO2 + H2O ⇌ H2CO3 H2CO3 ⇌ HCO3- + H+ ⇌ CO32- + H+ H+ + OH- ⇌ H2O Ca2+ + CO32- ⇌ CaCO3 (s) Overall reaction Ca2+ + CO2 + 2OH- → CaCO3 (s) + H2O CO2 in gassing Steel Slags Groundwater outflow

Consett Steel Works, Co. Durham, UK

Site Data – Howden Burn, Consett Co = 104 ±31 ppm Co = 127 ±57 ppm Co = 58 ±8 ppb Si Co = 1300 ±340 ppb Al Co = 129 ±39 ppb No change in conservative elements (i.e. no dilution) pH reduction & Ca removal Concurrent Trace Metal Removal

All initially pH ~12 & CO2 free Experimental Site Leachate – Ca(OH)2 type ~35 ppb V (+Fe) Slag Leachate – Ca2SiO4 type ~ 500 ppb V (+Si) Sim. Leachate – 10 % Ca(OH)2 + 2500 ppb VO43- (for XAS) All initially pH ~12 & CO2 free Slag Leachate

Results – pH

Results – Calcium Site [Ca] = 194 ppm Slag [Ca] = 89 ppm Graph of C/Co [Ca] vs pH– three leachates CaCO3 only systems Slag [Ca] = 89 ppm Sim. [Ca] = 75 ppm Total [Ca] removal very similar in all systems; ~60-80 ppm

Results – Vanadium Slag [V] = 510 ppb Sim. [V] = 2510 ppb Graph of C/Co [V] vs pH– three leachates CaCO3 only systems Site [V] = 35 ppb [V] removed: Site = ~13 ppb; Slag = ~30 ppb; Sim. = 400 ppb

Results – Fe Results – Si Slag [Si] = 21 ppm Site [Fe] = 166 ppb Site [Si] = 1.6 ppm Slag & Sim. [Fe] = n.d. Sim. [Si] = n.d. 60-70 ppb Fe removed in Site leachate system

TEM – site leachate ppt Low res Bright field TEM Hi res TEM Calcite 0.145 nm 0.250 nm Calcite SAED EDS spectra O Fe Fe C Fe-O rich particles Cu Fe Na Si Ca Al P S Cl Ca

Goethite amended systems unamended data Slag Graph of C/Co [V] vs pH– three leachates FeOOH systems Sim. Site

Vanadium K-edge XANES All Vanadium present as V5+ 0.5 V5+ aqueous V5+-Kaolinite V5+-Al(OH)3 V5+-FeOOH Sim. +FeOOH Slag +FeOOH Site +FeOOH Sim. +Kaolinite Slag +Kaolinite Site +Kaolinite Sim. unamend Slag unamend Site unamend All Vanadium present as V5+ Diamond Light Source, UK, Beamline i18 Data collected from CaCO3 precipitates (pH ~8)

V – XANES interpretation (Td) V5+ Distortion in VO4 tetrahedral leads to reduced peak intensity adsorption / incorporation Experimental Samples (Py) V5+ V5+-Kaol. V5+-FeOOH (Py) V4+ NaVO3 V5+-Al(OH)3 (Oh) V5+ (Oh) V4+ Measurement uncertainty (Oh) V3+

V-FeOOH EXAFS A) B) VO4 V-Fe A) Sim. +FeOOH (0.2% w/w) B) V-FeOOH std. (2% w/w) Peacock and Sherman, 2004

Conclusions CO2 in gassing = modest V removal via sorption to neoformed phases Interaction with stream sediments = complete V removal via adsorption to iron(oxy)hydroxides Steel Slags Groundwater outflow Vanadium will accumulate in near field sediments; no far field impacts

Oversaturated Undersaturated Calcite / atm. CO2 ~4000 ppb V Ca(OH)2 Aerobic expt. 1000-3000 ppb V Ca2SiO4 / Ca-Si-H Anaerobic expt. 200-500 ppb V Site Leachates 20-100 ppb V Acute Tox. Chronic Tox. 280 ppb 19 ppb