Preparation method of lawn brick capable of solidifying and stabilizing lead-contaminated soil

Abstract

A preparation method of lawn bricks capable of solidifying and stabilizing lead-contaminated soil includes: preparing carbonized bagasse, grinding and mixing the carbonized bagasse and potassium carbonate in a mortar, heating the resulting mixture to 600-650° C., and maintaining for 2-3 hours; fully mixing the carbonized and treated bagasse, heavily-lead-contaminated soil, construction waste and fly ash; then adding a treated sodium silicate solution and stirring, and reacting under ultrasonic conditions; and performing grouting and compacting to obtain a homogeneous green brick, and curing same to obtain a lawn brick. The bagasse is taken as a raw material, and is carbonized and then mixed with the pre-treated heavily-Pb-contaminated soil, construction waste and fly ash, and under an action of alkali excitation and ultrasonic assistance, the resulting mixture is cured to form the lawn brick, such that Pb (II) in the Pb-contaminated soil is not migrated and converted any more.

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