There are about 22 Metro-waste incinerators under construction and are expected to be finished at the end of year 2003. It is estimated that these incinerators will produce about two million tons of fly ash and bottom ash a year. However, these incinerated ash contain large amount of hazardous materials such as Dioxins and heavy metals. If these hazardous materials should not be carefully treated, it would cause detrimental secondary contamination. This research plan is proposed to develop a process that use Plasma melting technology to treat incinerated ash. Under the high temperature treatment, the volume of incinerated ash can be reduced and contaimination problems can be eliminated. After treatment, a series of tests on reutilizing the vitrified slag for manufacturing microstructure materials will also be conducted.