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Combustion Ash Residue Management : An Engineering Perspective.

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ISBN 9780124200500
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Author Goodwin, Richard W.
Title Combustion Ash Residue Management : : An Engineering Perspective.
2nd ed.
Description 1 online resource (147 pages)
Contents Front Cover -- Combustion Ash Residue Management: An Engineering Perspective -- Copyright -- Dedication -- Contents -- About the Author -- Preface -- Notice -- Chapter 1 - Fundamental Concepts -- 1.1. INTRODUCTION -- 1.2. TYPES OF ASHES -- 1.3. EFFECT OF AIR POLLUTION CONTROL UPON RESIDUE GENERATION RATES -- 1.4. IN-PLANT ASH HANDLING -- REFERENCES -- FURTHER READING -- Chapter 2 - Governmental Regulations -- 2.1. INTRODUCTION -- 2.2. PRIOR PROPOSED LEGISLATION -- 2.3. CURRENT FEDERAL REGULATION OF MUNICIPAL WASTE COMBUSTION RESIDUES -- 2.4. STATE REGULATION OF MUNICIPAL WASTE COMBUSTION RESIDUES -- 2.5. STATE REGULATION OF COAL COMBUSTION RESIDUES -- 2.6. REGULATORY PROSPECT FOR BENEFICIAL USE -- REFERENCES -- Chapter 3 - Regulatory Testing -- 3.1. INTRODUCTION -- 3.2. REGULATORY HEAVY METAL LABORATORY LEACHATE TEST RESULTS (OLDER SYSTEMS) -- 3.3. POZZOLANIC CHARACTERISTIC ANALOGIES-CHEMICAL COMPOSITION -- 3.4. POZZOLANIC EFFECT-OPERATING RESULTS -- 3.5. SAMPLE PREPARATION REFLECTING INHERENT POZZOLANIC BEHAVIOR -- REFERENCES -- Chapter 4 - Disposal Considerations -- 4.1. INTRODUCTION -- 4.2. OPTIMAL DISPOSAL SITE MANAGEMENT FOR MWC RESIDUES -- 4.3. COMPACTION REDUCES ASH DISPOSAL REQUIREMENTS -- 4.4. ATTAINING LINER-LIKE PERMEABILITIES -- 4.5. HEAVY METAL REDUCTION DUE TO POZZOLANIC ENCAPSULATION -- 4.6. FIELD MONITORING -- 4.7. INCREASED STRENGTH AND REDUCED HEAVY METAL LAB LEACHATE -- REFERENCES -- Chapter 5 - Operating Disposal Project Results -- 5.1. INTRODUCTION -- 5.2. SITE DESCRIPTION -- 5.3. UPSET INCIDENT -- 5.4. TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY COAL COMBUSTION RESIDUE DIKE FAILURE -- 5.5. TVA IMPLEMENTED LEAST COST RETROFIT TO DIKE-LEADING TO ITS ULTIMATE FAILURE -- 5.6. MEDIA AND PUBLIC FUROR -- 5.7. IMPLICATIONS-MORE STRINGENT REGULATORY CONTROL -- 5.8. DISCUSSION -- REFERENCES -- FURTHER READING.
Chapter 6 - Utilization Methodology-MWC Residues -- 6.1. INTRODUCTION -- 6.2. GENERAL ECONOMICS-DISPOSAL VS BENEFICIAL USE -- 6.3. GENERAL UTILIZATION APPROACH -- 6.4. ANALOGOUS CHEMICAL COMPARISON -- 6.5. PRIORITIZATION OF POTENTIAL UTILIZATION MODES -- 6.6. SPECIFIC UTILIZATION MODES -- 6.7. BY-PRODUCT UTILIZATION CONCEPT-ECONOMICS -- 6.8. IMPLEMENTATION OF MWC ASH BENEFICIAL USE -- REFERENCES -- FURTHER READING -- Chapter 7 - Combustion Residue Reuse Concepts and Projects -- 7.1. USING POWER PLANT WASTE TO SOLVE THEIR DISPOSAL PROBLEMS -- 7.2. PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF FGD RESIDUE AND FLY ASH-RETROFITTING SURFACE IMPOUNDMENTS AS GROUT TO STRENGTHEN DIKE WALLS -- 7.3. RESIDUE MANAGEMENT-PLACEMENT-LANDFILL METHODOLOGY -- 7.4. DEMONSTRATION PROGRAM-LANDFILL AND SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT EMBANKMENTS -- 7.5. BENEFICIAL USE OF COMBUSTION RESIDUE ENHANCES SITING OF POWER PLANTS -- 7.6. BENEFICIAL USE OF DREDGED SOLIDS-STRUCTURAL FILL BROWNFIELDS -- 7.7. BENEFICIAL USE OF COMBUSTION RESIDUE-MINE RECLAMATION -- FURTHER READING -- Chapter 8 - Coal Combustion Residue Disposal Options -- 8.1. PREFACE-ENGINEERING APPROACH -- 8.2. COMPOSITION-POZZOLANIC CHEMISTRY -- 8.3. BLENDING OF FGD RESIDUE WITH FLY ASH-USE AS LINER AND EMBANKMENT -- 8.4. GEOTECHNICAL PROPERTIES -- 8.5. PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF FGD RESIDUE AND FLY ASH-RETROFITTING SURFACE IMPOUNDMENTS -- 8.6. FLY ASH AND FGD RESIDUE BLEND-PARTICLE SIZE-SUITABLE FOR GROUTING RETROFIT -- 8.7. RESIDUE MANAGEMENT-PLACEMENT-LANDFILL METHODOLOGY -- 8.8. DEMONSTRATION PROGRAM-LANDFILL AND SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT EMBANKMENTS -- 8.9. STAFF TRAINING -- 8.10. DISCUSSION -- REFERENCES -- FURTHER READING -- Chapter 9 - Lessons and Outlook -- 9.1. PREFACE-SETTLING COAL ASH CONTROVERSY -- 9.2. GOOD ENGINEERING PRACTICE COULD HAVE AVOIDED THE TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY INCIDENT -- 9.3. RETROFIT COSTS.
9.4. REGULATORY AGENCIES SHOULD EMPHASIZE SOUND ENGINEERING PRACTICE -- 9.5. ECONOMIC SUMMARY COMMENTS -- REFERENCES -- FURTHER READING -- INDEX.
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