New Evaluation Methodology for Solidification Product Durability Assessment

This paper deals with a proposal of a new
methodology for durability assessment of solidification product for
its safe further use. The new methodology is based on a review of the
current state of assessment of treated waste in Czech Republic and
abroad. The aim of the paper is to propose an optimal evaluation
methodology for verifying properties of solidification product to
ensure its safe further use in building industry.

• Bozena Dohnalkova
• Jakub Hodul
• Rostislav Drochytka
• Jana Kosikova

• Solidification/stabilization
• durability
• waste.

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