Titlebook: Coal Combustion Byproducts and Environmental Issues; Kenneth S. Sajwan,Irena Twardowska,Ashok K. Alva Conference proceedings 2006 Springer

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Alternative By-Products of Coal Combustion and Simultaneous SO2/SO3/NOX Treatment of Coal-Fired Flue utilization rate of the by-product (gypsum) produced from the wet limestone FGD system is much lower than that of ash. There is also a possibility that the disposal by-product may cause environmental problems such as free-lime leachate and dust dispersion. Low-rank coal such as lignite accounts for

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Prediction of Coal Ash Leaching Behavior in Acid Mine Water: Comparison of Laboratory and Field Studude acid neutralization and immobilization of the primary AMD pollutants: iron, aluminum and manganese. The process has been successful in controlling AMD though doubts remain regarding mobilization of other toxic elements present in the ash. In addition, AMD contains many toxic elements in low conc

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Occurrence and Sorption of Radionuclides Onto Coal-Fired Power Plant Combustion Waste(FA) from coal combustion in power plant boilers confirms elevated concentrations of isotopes .K, .Ra and .Ra. Though, FA does not belong to the radioactive materials and according to the regulations, can be unrestrictedly used in mine workings and at the land surface. The natural radioactivity leve

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Leachability of Trace Metals from Sandy or Rocky Soils Amended with Coal Fly Ashoil physical and chemical properties and increase crop production. However, environmental fate of trace metals in coal fly ash is a major concern. The objective of this experiment was to evaluate movement of trace metals in coal fly ash amended soil columns. Three soils were collected from south Flo

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Arsenic and Selenium Speciation in Aged Flue Gas Desulfurization Amended Soiloducts, as well as being a solution for nutrient deficient soil. Previous studies found that application of certain FGD materials increased crop biomass and calcium (Ca) concentration of the soil, but also added boron (B), selenium (Se) and arsenic (As). These findings are a cause for concern and co