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Solid Residues (Biochar, Bottom Ash, Fly Ash, …)

2020
Solid co-products from biochemical, chemical and thermochemical processes of biomass and biowaste have gained momentum in utilization as secondary raw materials. These solids are carbon-based or mineral-based materials, and for their suitable use in a number of fields, various properties should be determined.
Weiss-Hortala, Elsa, Chesnaud, Anthony, Haurie, Laurène, Lyczko, Nathalie, Munirathinam, Rajesh, Nzihou, Ange, Patry, Severine, Minh, Doan Pham, White, Claire, E   +8 more
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BOTTOM ASH UTILIZATION IN RECLAMATION OF DISTURBED TERRAINS [PDF]

, 2022
Utilization of different kind of waste in reclamation of disturbed terrains is main a part of Circular Economy concept. The use of the waste gives an opportunity to reduce the amount of generated waste and the areas disturbed by their disposal. All of it is key point for the conservation of environmental. Bottom ash utilization like a soil improver can
Petrov, Petar, Stefanova, Veneta
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Bottom Ash as Embankment Material

1990
The physical and chemical characteristics and engineering properties of power plant bottom ash, a byproduct produced from the combustion of coal, are presented. Laboratory studies included evaluation of chemical and index properties, permeability, compaction, shear strength, and compressibility.
W-H Huang, CW Lovell
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Comparison study of Bottom Ash Aggregate and Washed Bottom Ash Aggregate in concrete: Physical aspect

2011 IEEE Symposium on Business, Engineering and Industrial Applications (ISBEIA), 2011
This paper presents the comparison physical study of solid waste of Bottom Ash Aggregate (BAA) and Washed Bottom Ash Aggregate (WBAA) as fine aggregate in concrete. The BAA is a waste material that is taken from electric coal power plant and the basic source material of WBAA is a treated bottom ash.
Mohd Syahrul Hisyam bin Mohd Sani, null Ahmad Rasidi Osman, Fadhluhartini bt Muftah   +2 more
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Use of Incinerator Bottom Ash for Frit Production

Journal of Industrial Ecology, 2010
Summary This article presents the results of an experimental activity aimed at investigating the technical feasibility and the environmental performance of using municipal solid waste incineration bottom ash to produce glass frit for ceramic glaze (glaze frit). The process includes an industrial pretreatment of bottom ash that renders
G. Barberio, P. Buttol, P. Masoni, S. Scalbi, ANDREOLA, Nora Maria, BARBIERI, Luisa, LANCELLOTTI, Isabella   +6 more
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Behaviour of cement-treated MSWI bottom ash

Waste Management, 2000
MSWI bottom ash is the residue of combustion. The use of bottom ash in road construction is wide spread. French legislation forbids the disposal of resuable waste in special landfill from 2002. Moreover, "arrêté du 9 mai 1994" provides environmental criteria (leaching threshold, etc.), and evaluates this material according to utilisation in road ...
G, Pecqueur, C, Crignon, B, Quénée
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Accelerated carbonation for treatment of MSWI bottom ash

Journal of Hazardous Materials, 2006
Leaching of heavy metals from MSWI bottom ash exceeds some of the Flemish limit values for recycling the material as granular construction application. In particular, leaching of Cu, Zn and Pb often exceeds the limit value, with Cu being the most critical. In order to recycle bottom ash, treatment is therefore required.
S, Arickx, T, Van Gerven, C, Vandecasteele   +2 more
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Toxicity of waste gasification bottom ash leachate

Waste Management, 2012
Toxicity of waste gasification bottom ash leachate from landfill lysimeters (112 m(3)) was studied over three years. The leachate of grate incineration bottom ash from a parallel setup was used as reference material. Three aquatic organisms (bioluminescent bacteria, green algae and water flea) were used to study acute toxicity.
Sivula Leena, Oikari Aimo, Rintala Jukka
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The recycling of MSW incinerator bottom ash by sintering

Waste Management & Research: The Journal for a Sustainable Circular Economy, 2003
In recognition of the trend toward an increased use of bottom ash as construction material, the authors have investigated the feasibility of recovering bottom ash for use as aggregates, by sintering size-fractioned MSW incinerator bottom ash (particle size less than 1.41 mm and between 4.76-1.41 mm) at 400-1,000°C for 60-240 min, and then determining ...
Kuen-Sheng, Wang, Chen-Chiu, Tsai, Kae-Long, Lin, Kung-Yuh, Chiang   +3 more
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Combined characterisation of MSWI bottom ash

2016
The use of industrial by products such as municipal solid waste incineration (MSWI) bottom ash in concrete aims to incorporate materials with less CO2 impact, reduce the amount of waste material landfilled and lower the need for natural raw materials in concrete production.
Schollbach, K., Alam, Q., Caprai, V., Florea, M.V.A., van der Laan, S.R., van Hoek, C.J.G., Brouwers, H.J.H.   +6 more
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