1236 The pile was treated with the following parameters: Reagent: Innocoat 1080. Concentration: 5 wt. %. Consumption: 2,5 L/m2. Figure 5 - Test section of an emergency fayalite landfill. Results Fig. 6 depicts the success rate of “sealing” the treated surface, observed in a compression test. Figure 6 - Elastic crust formed on the surface of a fayalite pile; thickness over 1 cm. • Testing the treated area – by pressure, not by blowing with air – the bowl was very wet due to heavy rainfall; soaked with water in its volume; had shrunk significantly compared to its initial state when filling and treating with the aqueous solution of the reagent. • Despite the changed shape and height of the bowl, a thick (1-2 cm) highly elastic crust was formed on its surface. Under mechanical impact (pressure) the volume of the bowl (slurry due to the soaked water) was highly mobile, but the formed crust remained unbroken. Results: • An elastic and extremely resistant crust with a thickness of 1–2 cm is formed;
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