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The functioning of production cycles of enterprises of instrument-making, chemical, machine-building and other industries is accompanied by the formation of industrial waste. The volume of this waste is constantly growing every year, while the rate of processing and disposal is incomparably low. As a result, millions of tons of various industrial wastes have been accumulated that need to be recycled and disposed of. The most environmentally hazardous industrial waste includes metal-containing galvanic waste in the form of pasty sludge [1]. Such waste is generated by reactant wastewater treatment or disposal of working solutions containing heavy metal ions. After neutralization, galvanic sludge has a class III hazard, it contains sparingly soluble hydroxides of heavy metals (nickel, copper, zinc, chromium, cadmium), and sludge itself exhibits alkaline properties [2]. High density of galvanic sludge at industrial sites and placement in large areas of the urban zone allow assessing them as a source of high man-made impact on the environment [3]. When such sludge is stored on an open surface, metal ions due to the easy dissolution of hydroxides are leached from storage sites into soil and water bodies under the influence of atmospheric precipitation. Therefore, improper storage of such sludge causes irreparable damage to the entire ecosystem. Processing of galvanic sludge with subsequent disposal in special landfills is too complicated and unprofitable. Thus, the task is to develop effective methods of utilization of waste containing heavy metals as the last final stage of electroplating production. Difficulties in sludge utilization are associated with the following characteristics: high humidity (90–95 %), ECOLOGY

Development of technology of utilization of products of ferritization processing of galvanic waste in the composition of alkaline cements