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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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Analysis of the Degradation and Performance of a Non-Chromate Organic Coating System on AA2024-T3 Using Electrochemical and High-Resolution Microscopy Techniques

Holguin, Kerrie Nikaido January 2014 (has links)
No description available.
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Characterization of Inhibition and Leachability of Corrosion Inhibitors in Commercial Primer Systems

Klomjit, Pitichon 27 May 2015 (has links)
No description available.
23

Effect of cu content on corrosion behavior and chromate conversion coating protection of 7xxx series al alloys

Meng, Qingjiang 15 October 2003 (has links)
No description available.
24

Formation and breakdown on chromate conversion coatings on Al-Zn-Mg-Cu 7x75 alloys

Yoon, Yuhchae January 2004 (has links)
No description available.
25

Corrosion and protection of heterogeneous cast Al-Si (356) and Al-Si-Cu-Fe (380) alloys by chromate and cerium inhibitors

Jain, Syadwad 14 July 2006 (has links)
No description available.
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A Nacreous Self-Assembled Nanolaminate for Corrosion Resistance on 2024-Al Alloy

Gordon, Matthew 22 June 2001 (has links)
Nanometer thick layers of clay and polymer were formed on mica, silicon, and aluminum 2024-T3 alloy using alternating solutions of positively and negatively charged polymer and clay, respectively. Atomic force microscopy was used to observe the morphology of the composite films on mica and silicon. It was found that solution concentrations of clay above 0.02 weight percent lead to the uncontrolled deposition of clay platelets on the substrate's surface. By using solution concentrations of clay above 0.02 weight percent and ultrasonic agitation together it is possible to deposit a uniform monolayer of clay platelets on a mica substrate in £ 20 seconds. Ultrasonic agitation also produced crude patterns of montmorillonite platelets. Thin films of poly(diallydimethylammonium chloride) (PDDA) were made using concentrations ³ 2 weight percent of PDDA. It was found that the PDDA formed several unusual morphologies. Spherulites of PDDA were observed with AFM and the glass transition temperature of high molecular weight PDDA was measured using differential scanning calorimetry (DSC). Circular regions of positive charge were discovered on silicon wafers provided by three different sources. These areas of charge have never been reported in literature, but can easily be detected by placing wafers into solutions containing negatively or positively charged solutions of clay or polymer, respectively. The exact nature of these charged regions is unknown, but it is hypothesized that impurities on silicon wafers create the circular regions of positive charge. ISAM films made of a polyamide salt and a synthetic clay, Laponite RD®, demonstrated significant corrosion resistance on 2024-T3 Al alloys after 168 hours of salt spray testing. The ISAM films offered corrosion protection only if there was a significant layer of underlying surface oxide present, however. It was found that ISAM deposited films of polyarylic acid (PAA) and polyallylamine hydrochloride (PAH) may offer some corrosion resistance on 2024-T3 Al alloys, but these films' corrosion resistance is severely hampered by the presence of Cl- in the PAH solution. Funding from this project was gratefully received from the Materials Science and Engineering Department at Virginia Tech; Luna Innovations Inc; the American Chemical Society / Petroleum Research Fund #34412-G5 and the Environmental Protection Agency Contract #68-D-00-244. / Master of Science
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Influence of the electrolyte on the electrode reactions in the chlorate process

Nylén, Linda January 2008 (has links)
The chlorate process is very energy intensive and a major part of the production costs are for electrical energy. Since the electricity prices are constantly increasing and may also vary periodically, the chlorate plants may be forced to adjust their production rate to the price at each moment in order to minimise their costs. Variation of current load requires increased knowledge regarding the electrode behaviour in a wide current range. In this thesis, the aim was to study the impact of the electrolyte on the electrode reactions in order to reduce the energy consumption. The work has mainly been experimental and additionally mathematical modelling has been carried out. A wide current range has been investigated in order to increase the understanding of the phenomena and to obtain results useful for low-load operation during the periods of high electricity cost. To operate the anode as energy efficiently as possible, the anode potential should not exceed the critical potential (Ecr), where the slope of the anodic polarisation curve increases, most likely due to ruthenium(VIII)-formation, and where the side reaction of oxygen evolution increases. In this work, the influence of different electrolyte parameters on Ecr has been studied. It was shown that a higher chloride concentration and an increased temperature lowered Ecr, which was expected to increase the risk of exceeding Ecr. However, this was not observed due to a simultaneous favouring of the chloride oxidation. Hence it was concluded that the electrolyte parameters should be optimised so that the lowest possible anode potential is obtained, which would enable higher current densities without exceeding Ecr. A further conclusion is that the increased slope of the polarisation curve at Ecr was possibly related to the lower activity for chloride oxidation on ruthenium oxidised to ruthenium(VIII). At full-load operation, the cathode potential was shown to be rather independent of the electrolyte composition despite a large variation of electrolyte parameters. The cathode composition appears to be more critical than the electrolyte composition when aiming at reducing the energy consumption. A strategy to increase the cathode activity could be to in situ apply a catalytic film onto the electrode surface. Therefore, Y(III) was added to a chloride electrolyte in order to form a yttrium hydroxide film on the alkaline cathode surface during hydrogen evolution. The yttrium-hydroxide film activated reduction of water (hydrogen evolution) and hindered hypochlorite reduction, proton reduction and nitrate reduction. The inhibiting properties are important for the prevention of side reactions, which currently are avoided by reducing Cr(VI) of the electrolyte on the cathode, producing an inhibiting chromium-hydroxide film. The studies on Y(III) increase the expectations for finding alternatives to the toxic Cr(VI). The addition of chromate to the chlorate electrolyte gives a high cathodic current efficiency and chromate has buffering properties in the electrolyte. The role of the buffer has been investigated for the oxygen evolution from water (one possible anodic side reaction), as well as cathodic hydrogen evolution. Models have been developed for these systems to increase the understanding of the interaction between buffer, electrode reactions and mass transport; the results have been verified experimentally. The chromate buffer increased the limiting current significantly for the cathodic H+ reduction and the cathodic overpotential was reduced drastically at currents lower than the limited current. A too low overpotential could result in the cathodic protection being lost. The presence of chromate buffer increased the limiting current for the oxygen evolution from OH-. The modelling of these systems revealed that the homogeneous reactions connected to the electrode reactions were not in equilibrium at the electrode surface. Further, a good resolution of the interface at the electrode surface was crucial since the, for the electrode reactions, important buffering takes place in an nm-thick reaction layer. / Framställning av klorat är mycket energiintensiv och kräver stora mängder elenergi. Stigande elpriser, som dessutom ofta varierar under dygnet eller säsongsvis, gör att man vill reducera onödiga förluster samt ibland försöka anpassa produktionen så att man när elpriset är högt minskar den, för att sedan öka produktionen igen då elpriset sjunker. Denna flexibla drift kräver ny kunskap om hur elektroderna beter sig i ett större strömintervall än vad som tidigare varit av intresse. Målet med detta arbete var att, med fokus på elektrolytens betydelse, identifiera möjliga förbättringar för kloratprocessen och därmed minska energiförbrukningen. Studierna har i huvudsak varit experimentella men även matematisk modellering har använts. Ett brett strömintervall har undersökts för att bättre förstå fenomenen och för att även kunna använda resultaten då höga elpriser gör att man vill köra processen vid lägre laster än normalt. För att driften av anoden ska vara så energieffektiv som möjligt bör anodpotentialen inte överskrida den kritiska potentialen (Ecr), där den anodiska polarisationskurvan får en högre lutning (troligtvis pga Ru(VIII)-bildning) och bireaktionen syrgasutveckling ökar. I detta arbete har påverkan av olika elektrolytparametrar på Ecr undersökts. Det visade sig att en ökad kloridkoncentration och ökad temperatur sänkte Ecr. Trots att detta borde göra att Ecr lättare överskrids, blev inte detta fallet eftersom kloridoxidationen samtidigt gynnades. Slutsatsen blir därför att elektrolytparametrarna bör optimeras så att lägsta möjliga anodpotential uppnås, vilket då även gör att strömtätheten kan ökas utan att Ecr överskrids. Slutsatsen är vidare att polarisationskurvans högre lutning vid Ecr kan ha att göra med att rutenium oxiderat till rutenium(VIII) har lägre aktivitet för kloridoxidation. Vid full last visade sig katodens potential vara relativt oberoende av elektrolytsammansättningen trots att denna varierades kraftigt. Katodens sammansättning verkar vara viktigare att ta hänsyn till än elektrolytens för kunna åstadkomma en större energibesparing. Ett alternativ till att öka katodens aktivitet skulle vara att in-situ belägga elektrodytan med en katalytisk film. Försök gjordes att sätta till Y(III) till kloridelektrolyt för att under vätgasutveckling fälla ut en yttriumhydroxidfilm på den alkaliska katodytan. Yttriumhydroxidfilmen aktiverade vattenreduktion (vätgasutveckling) och inhiberade hypokloritreduktion, protonreduktion och nitratreduktion. De inhiberande egenskaperna är viktiga för att förhindra bireaktioner, vilka idag hindras av att Cr(VI) i elektrolyten reduceras på katoden och bildar en hindrande kromhydroxidfilm. Försöken med Y(III) visar att det finns goda möjligheter att hitta alternativ till det miljöfarliga Cr(VI). Kromattillsatsen i kloratelektrolyt ger förutom ett högt katodiskt strömutbyte även en buffrande effekt till elektrolyten. Effekten av buffert har undersökts för en av de anodiska bireaktionerna, syrgasutveckling ur vatten, samt för vätgasutvecklingen på katoden. Dessa system har modellerats för att bättre förstå samspelet mellan buffert, elektrodreaktioner och materietransport och resultaten har verifierats experimentellt. Kromatbufferten ökade gränsströmmen för katodisk H+-reduktion betydligt och katodöverpotentialen sjönk kraftigt vid lägre strömmar än gränsströmmen. Detta kan vara ett problem om överpotentialen sjunker så lågt att elektroden inte är katodiskt skyddad. För syrgasutvecklingen ökade närvaron av kromatbuffert gränsströmmen för syrgasutveckling ur OH-. Modellering av dessa system visar att de homogena reaktioner som var kopplade till elektrodreaktionerna inte var i jämvikt vid elektrodytan. Vidare visade det sig vara mycket viktigt med en bra upplösning av gränsskiktet vid elektrodytan, då den buffring som är viktig för elektrodreaktionerna sker i ett mycket tunt reaktionsskikt (nanometertjockt). / <p>QC 20100901</p>
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Recuperação do cromo contido nas cinzas provenientes da incineração de resíduos sólidos das indústrias coureira e calçadista visando a obtenção de cromato de sódio (VI)

Vieira, Máiquel Santos January 2004 (has links)
O processo de transformação da pele em couro envolve uma seqüência complexa de reações químicas e processos mecânicos, no qual o curtimento representa fundamental estágio, por propiciar à pele características como qualidade, estabilidade hidrotérmica e excelentes propriedades para uso. O sulfato básico de cromo trivalente é o agente curtente predominantemente empregado no curtimento de peles em todo o mundo. É produzido a partir do cromato de sódio, industrialmente obtido do minério de cromo. Consideráveis quantidades de resíduos sólidos contendo cromo são geradas pelas indústrias coureira e calçadista. Estes resíduos tem sido motivo de preocupação constante, uma vez que são considerados perigosos devido a presença do cromo. O processo de incineração destes resíduos é uma importante alternativa a ser considerada, em decorrência de suas características de redução de massa, volume e possibilidade de aproveitamento da energia térmica dos gases de combustão. O processo de incineração dos resíduos das indústrias coureira e calçadista dá origem a cinzas contendo cerca de 40% de cromo que pode ser submetida a um processo de recuperação. Este trabalho apresenta os resultados da pesquisa sobre a utilização das cinzas, provenientes da incineração dos resíduos sólidos da indústria coureira e da indústria calçadista, para a produção de cromato de sódio(VI). No processo de planejamento e de condução dos experimentos foram utilizadas as técnicas de Planejamento Fatorial 2k, Metodologia de Superfície de Resposta e Análise de Variância na avaliação da produção de cromato de sódio(VI). Os fatores investigados foram: temperatura, taxa de aquecimento, tempo de reação, vazão de ar e quantidade de dolomita. A partir das variáveis selecionadas identificaram-se como parâmetros importantes a temperatura e a taxa de aquecimento. As superfícies de resposta tridimensionais obtidas a partir dos modelos de segunda ordem ajustados aos dados experimentais, apresentaram o comportamento do efeito conjugado dos fatores temperatura e taxa de aquecimento sobre a variável resposta grau de oxidação, desde a temperatura de inicio da reação química até a temperatura limite utilizada industrialmente. As condições de operação do processo de produção de cromato de sódio(VI) foram otimizadas. Os níveis ótimos dos fatores de controle aplicados as cinzas dos resíduos da indústria calçadista, geradas em uma planta piloto com incinerador de leito fixo, com tecnologia de gaseificação e combustão combinadas, apresentaram um grau de oxidação superior a 96% para as cinzas coletadas no ciclone e de 99,5% para as cinzas coletas no reator de gaseificação. Os resíduos sólidos, as cinzas e o produto de reação foram caracterizados por análises químicas, fluorescência de raio-X, microscopia eletrônica de varredura e difração de raio-X. / The transformation process of hides and skins in leather involves a sequence of complex chemical reactions and mechanical processes. Amongst these, tanning is the fundamental stage, which gives these leather characteristics: top handling quality, high hydrothermal stability and excellent properties of use. Trivalent chromium salts, typically hydrated basic chromium sulfate, are the most widely used tanning agent in the world. It is derived from Sodium Chromate that is industrially derived from ore chromate. Most quantity of solid wastes with chromium comes from leather and leather shoes industries. These leather wastes have been being the reason of constant worry because chromium makes it dangerous. The leather waste incineration process is an important alternative to be considered, because it results in reduction of mass, volume and allow make use of thermal energy. The incineration process waste residues, of leather and leather shoes industries, origins ashes with 40% of chromium that can pass through a process of recuperation. This paper presents the research results about ashes utilization, deriving from waste residues incineration of leather and shoes industry to produce Sodium Chromate (VI). The process of experimental and the process of planning were established according to statistical design of experiments. It was utilized techniques of 2k factorial designs, Response Surface Methodology and Analysis of Variance in the production evaluation of sodium chromate (VI). The factors studied were: temperature, heating rate, time reaction, flow rate of air and quantity of dolomite. Based on selected variables were identified as important parameters: temperature and heating rate. A second order polynomial regression equation was derived to plot 3-D response surface that clearly illustrate the relationship between the temperature and the rate heating of oven on chromium oxidation degree, since the beginning temperature of the chemical reaction until the limit temperature used at industries. The operating condition of the production process of sodium chromate (VI) was optimized. Using the great levels of the controlling factors on waste ashes residues of shoes industries, created at a pilot plant with fixed bed reactor with integrated gasification combined cycle, presented an oxidation degree of over 96% of ashes collected from cyclone, and of 99,5% of ashes collected from gasification chamber. The leather waste, ashes and reaction product were characterized by chemical analysis, fluorescence X-ray, scanning electron microscopy (SEM) and X-ray diffraction (XRD).
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Recuperação do cromo contido nas cinzas provenientes da incineração de resíduos sólidos das indústrias coureira e calçadista visando a obtenção de cromato de sódio (VI)

Vieira, Máiquel Santos January 2004 (has links)
O processo de transformação da pele em couro envolve uma seqüência complexa de reações químicas e processos mecânicos, no qual o curtimento representa fundamental estágio, por propiciar à pele características como qualidade, estabilidade hidrotérmica e excelentes propriedades para uso. O sulfato básico de cromo trivalente é o agente curtente predominantemente empregado no curtimento de peles em todo o mundo. É produzido a partir do cromato de sódio, industrialmente obtido do minério de cromo. Consideráveis quantidades de resíduos sólidos contendo cromo são geradas pelas indústrias coureira e calçadista. Estes resíduos tem sido motivo de preocupação constante, uma vez que são considerados perigosos devido a presença do cromo. O processo de incineração destes resíduos é uma importante alternativa a ser considerada, em decorrência de suas características de redução de massa, volume e possibilidade de aproveitamento da energia térmica dos gases de combustão. O processo de incineração dos resíduos das indústrias coureira e calçadista dá origem a cinzas contendo cerca de 40% de cromo que pode ser submetida a um processo de recuperação. Este trabalho apresenta os resultados da pesquisa sobre a utilização das cinzas, provenientes da incineração dos resíduos sólidos da indústria coureira e da indústria calçadista, para a produção de cromato de sódio(VI). No processo de planejamento e de condução dos experimentos foram utilizadas as técnicas de Planejamento Fatorial 2k, Metodologia de Superfície de Resposta e Análise de Variância na avaliação da produção de cromato de sódio(VI). Os fatores investigados foram: temperatura, taxa de aquecimento, tempo de reação, vazão de ar e quantidade de dolomita. A partir das variáveis selecionadas identificaram-se como parâmetros importantes a temperatura e a taxa de aquecimento. As superfícies de resposta tridimensionais obtidas a partir dos modelos de segunda ordem ajustados aos dados experimentais, apresentaram o comportamento do efeito conjugado dos fatores temperatura e taxa de aquecimento sobre a variável resposta grau de oxidação, desde a temperatura de inicio da reação química até a temperatura limite utilizada industrialmente. As condições de operação do processo de produção de cromato de sódio(VI) foram otimizadas. Os níveis ótimos dos fatores de controle aplicados as cinzas dos resíduos da indústria calçadista, geradas em uma planta piloto com incinerador de leito fixo, com tecnologia de gaseificação e combustão combinadas, apresentaram um grau de oxidação superior a 96% para as cinzas coletadas no ciclone e de 99,5% para as cinzas coletas no reator de gaseificação. Os resíduos sólidos, as cinzas e o produto de reação foram caracterizados por análises químicas, fluorescência de raio-X, microscopia eletrônica de varredura e difração de raio-X. / The transformation process of hides and skins in leather involves a sequence of complex chemical reactions and mechanical processes. Amongst these, tanning is the fundamental stage, which gives these leather characteristics: top handling quality, high hydrothermal stability and excellent properties of use. Trivalent chromium salts, typically hydrated basic chromium sulfate, are the most widely used tanning agent in the world. It is derived from Sodium Chromate that is industrially derived from ore chromate. Most quantity of solid wastes with chromium comes from leather and leather shoes industries. These leather wastes have been being the reason of constant worry because chromium makes it dangerous. The leather waste incineration process is an important alternative to be considered, because it results in reduction of mass, volume and allow make use of thermal energy. The incineration process waste residues, of leather and leather shoes industries, origins ashes with 40% of chromium that can pass through a process of recuperation. This paper presents the research results about ashes utilization, deriving from waste residues incineration of leather and shoes industry to produce Sodium Chromate (VI). The process of experimental and the process of planning were established according to statistical design of experiments. It was utilized techniques of 2k factorial designs, Response Surface Methodology and Analysis of Variance in the production evaluation of sodium chromate (VI). The factors studied were: temperature, heating rate, time reaction, flow rate of air and quantity of dolomite. Based on selected variables were identified as important parameters: temperature and heating rate. A second order polynomial regression equation was derived to plot 3-D response surface that clearly illustrate the relationship between the temperature and the rate heating of oven on chromium oxidation degree, since the beginning temperature of the chemical reaction until the limit temperature used at industries. The operating condition of the production process of sodium chromate (VI) was optimized. Using the great levels of the controlling factors on waste ashes residues of shoes industries, created at a pilot plant with fixed bed reactor with integrated gasification combined cycle, presented an oxidation degree of over 96% of ashes collected from cyclone, and of 99,5% of ashes collected from gasification chamber. The leather waste, ashes and reaction product were characterized by chemical analysis, fluorescence X-ray, scanning electron microscopy (SEM) and X-ray diffraction (XRD).
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Recuperação do cromo contido nas cinzas provenientes da incineração de resíduos sólidos das indústrias coureira e calçadista visando a obtenção de cromato de sódio (VI)

Vieira, Máiquel Santos January 2004 (has links)
O processo de transformação da pele em couro envolve uma seqüência complexa de reações químicas e processos mecânicos, no qual o curtimento representa fundamental estágio, por propiciar à pele características como qualidade, estabilidade hidrotérmica e excelentes propriedades para uso. O sulfato básico de cromo trivalente é o agente curtente predominantemente empregado no curtimento de peles em todo o mundo. É produzido a partir do cromato de sódio, industrialmente obtido do minério de cromo. Consideráveis quantidades de resíduos sólidos contendo cromo são geradas pelas indústrias coureira e calçadista. Estes resíduos tem sido motivo de preocupação constante, uma vez que são considerados perigosos devido a presença do cromo. O processo de incineração destes resíduos é uma importante alternativa a ser considerada, em decorrência de suas características de redução de massa, volume e possibilidade de aproveitamento da energia térmica dos gases de combustão. O processo de incineração dos resíduos das indústrias coureira e calçadista dá origem a cinzas contendo cerca de 40% de cromo que pode ser submetida a um processo de recuperação. Este trabalho apresenta os resultados da pesquisa sobre a utilização das cinzas, provenientes da incineração dos resíduos sólidos da indústria coureira e da indústria calçadista, para a produção de cromato de sódio(VI). No processo de planejamento e de condução dos experimentos foram utilizadas as técnicas de Planejamento Fatorial 2k, Metodologia de Superfície de Resposta e Análise de Variância na avaliação da produção de cromato de sódio(VI). Os fatores investigados foram: temperatura, taxa de aquecimento, tempo de reação, vazão de ar e quantidade de dolomita. A partir das variáveis selecionadas identificaram-se como parâmetros importantes a temperatura e a taxa de aquecimento. As superfícies de resposta tridimensionais obtidas a partir dos modelos de segunda ordem ajustados aos dados experimentais, apresentaram o comportamento do efeito conjugado dos fatores temperatura e taxa de aquecimento sobre a variável resposta grau de oxidação, desde a temperatura de inicio da reação química até a temperatura limite utilizada industrialmente. As condições de operação do processo de produção de cromato de sódio(VI) foram otimizadas. Os níveis ótimos dos fatores de controle aplicados as cinzas dos resíduos da indústria calçadista, geradas em uma planta piloto com incinerador de leito fixo, com tecnologia de gaseificação e combustão combinadas, apresentaram um grau de oxidação superior a 96% para as cinzas coletadas no ciclone e de 99,5% para as cinzas coletas no reator de gaseificação. Os resíduos sólidos, as cinzas e o produto de reação foram caracterizados por análises químicas, fluorescência de raio-X, microscopia eletrônica de varredura e difração de raio-X. / The transformation process of hides and skins in leather involves a sequence of complex chemical reactions and mechanical processes. Amongst these, tanning is the fundamental stage, which gives these leather characteristics: top handling quality, high hydrothermal stability and excellent properties of use. Trivalent chromium salts, typically hydrated basic chromium sulfate, are the most widely used tanning agent in the world. It is derived from Sodium Chromate that is industrially derived from ore chromate. Most quantity of solid wastes with chromium comes from leather and leather shoes industries. These leather wastes have been being the reason of constant worry because chromium makes it dangerous. The leather waste incineration process is an important alternative to be considered, because it results in reduction of mass, volume and allow make use of thermal energy. The incineration process waste residues, of leather and leather shoes industries, origins ashes with 40% of chromium that can pass through a process of recuperation. This paper presents the research results about ashes utilization, deriving from waste residues incineration of leather and shoes industry to produce Sodium Chromate (VI). The process of experimental and the process of planning were established according to statistical design of experiments. It was utilized techniques of 2k factorial designs, Response Surface Methodology and Analysis of Variance in the production evaluation of sodium chromate (VI). The factors studied were: temperature, heating rate, time reaction, flow rate of air and quantity of dolomite. Based on selected variables were identified as important parameters: temperature and heating rate. A second order polynomial regression equation was derived to plot 3-D response surface that clearly illustrate the relationship between the temperature and the rate heating of oven on chromium oxidation degree, since the beginning temperature of the chemical reaction until the limit temperature used at industries. The operating condition of the production process of sodium chromate (VI) was optimized. Using the great levels of the controlling factors on waste ashes residues of shoes industries, created at a pilot plant with fixed bed reactor with integrated gasification combined cycle, presented an oxidation degree of over 96% of ashes collected from cyclone, and of 99,5% of ashes collected from gasification chamber. The leather waste, ashes and reaction product were characterized by chemical analysis, fluorescence X-ray, scanning electron microscopy (SEM) and X-ray diffraction (XRD).

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