Abstract—Coal fly ash, an industrial by product of coal combustion thermal power plants is considered as a hazardous material and its improper disposal has become an environmental issue. On the other hand, manufacturing conventional clay bricks involves on consumption of large amount of clay and leads substantial depletion of topsoil. This paper unveils the possibility of using fly ash as a par...

Abstract Based on the global need to efficiently eliminate highly produced amounts of sewage sludge, alternative technologies are required be practically developed. Reduction sludge waste quantities with energy recovery is most important and modern practice, least possible impact environment. Appropriate for treating disposal currently considered: incineration, gasification pyrolysis. The main ...

Depending on the desulfurization reaction temperature, it can be divided into fly ash generated at hightemperature furnace zone and at low-temperature flue gas zone. For simulating those two kinds of desulfurization ash, the ordinary fly ash mixed with different weight percentage of CaSO4·2H2O is divided into 2 groups, the first group is followed by calcining at 900°C, another drying at 100°C. ...

1 Two experiments were performed to determine the extent to which ash species (black, green and white) and larval developmental stage (second, third and fourth instar) affect the efficiency of phloem amino acid utilization by emerald ash borer (EAB) Agrilus planipennis Fairmaire (Coleoptera: Buprestidae) larvae. 2 EAB larvae generally utilized green ash amino acids more efficiently than those o...

The long duration of the 2010 Eyjajallajökull eruption provided a unique opportunity to measure a widely dispersed volcanic ash cloud. Layers of volcanic ash were observed by the European Aerosol Research Lidar Network with a mean depth of 1.2 km and standard deviation of 0.9 km. In this paper we evaluate the ability of the Met Office’s Numerical Atmospheric-dispersion Modelling Environment (NA...

Large amounts of ash, generated from biomass gasification, often contaminate syngas and the ecosystem. This study showed that the ash obtained from the gasification of pine wood was primarily composed of carbon (15% to 25%), minerals (~21%), and oxygen (52% to 63%), and exhibited low surface area (8.4 to 11.2 m/g). The size of ash particles was between 600 nm and 600 μm. Calcium, potassium, and...

Effect of respirable fly ash particles inhalation on lungs of rats was investigated by exposing them to respirable aerosols of size classified power plant fly ash at average concentrations of up to 14.4 +/- 1.77 mg/m3 for 4 hr/day for 28 consecutive days. A remarkable increase was found in blood eosinophil counts of fly ash exposed animals. Biochemical indicators of pulmonary damage viz. lactat...

To assess white ash (Fraxinus americana) health status in the Allegheny Plateau region via 1) examination and refinement of existing FHM/FIA plot data and 2) establishment and sampling of additional ash health plots to enhance existing FHM/FIA data. This enhanced sampling will allow us to explore, in detail, how topographic position and site characteristics (e.g., soil pH and nutrition) are rel...

background: tetracyclines (tcs) are broad-spectrumantibiotics that are widely used in veterinary medicine. thepresence of tcs residues in milk is a public health concern allover the world. objectives:this study aimed to determine tcsresiduals in pasteurized milk marketed by some dairy companiesin tehran from april 2011 to march 2012. methods: 432pasteurized milk samples were purchased from supe...

This project was commissioned by the Association of Plastics Manufacturers in Europe (APME) and the American Plastics Council (APC) to evaluate the operational and environmental impacts associated with the co-combustion of automotive shredder residue (ASR) with municipal solid waste (MSW) in a modem, commercial waste-to-energy plant. This paper describes the shredding and combustion facilities ...