Publications by authors named "Jasmin Haberl"

An optimized 7-step sequential extraction was applied to fly ash samples from two waste incineration plants and a bottom ash sample. The solubility of 37 elements in water under alkaline and neutral conditions, ion exchange, acid solubility as well as the influence of reducing and oxidizing agents, were investigated using reagents which are typically applied in sequential extractions. Potential error sources and the suitability and selectivity of individual steps and extracting agents were also evaluated.

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The elemental composition of fly ash from six waste-to-energy (WTE) plants in Germany and two WTE plants in Switzerland were analyzed. Samples were taken daily over a period of one month and mixed to a composite sample for each German plant. From two Swiss plants, two and three of these composite samples, respectively, were collected for different months in order to assess temporal differences between these months.

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Synopsis of recent research by authors named "Jasmin Haberl"

  • - Jasmin Haberl's research focuses on the environmental impacts and chemical compositions of waste incineration byproducts, particularly fly ash and bottom ash from waste-to-energy plants.
  • - A significant study introduced a 7-step sequential extraction method to analyze the solubility of 37 elements in ash samples under various leaching conditions, highlighting the effects of different reagents and potential error sources.
  • - Another study provided a comprehensive analysis of the elemental composition of fly ash across multiple waste-to-energy facilities in Germany and Switzerland, examining concentration fluctuations and emphasizing the availability of valuable metals.