Pyro Process For The Production Of Lightweight Aggregate From Fly-Ash And Wastewater Solids

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
D. M. Conner
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Jan 1, 1997

Abstract

An innovative patented process has been developed to convert high volume wastes--fly ash from coal-fired power plants, municipal solid waste (MSW) ash from incineration, solids from waste water treatment and paper mill sludge into a high value and environmentally benign product in the form of a lightweight aggregate. Lightweight Aggregate is widely used in the building construction industry in the United States, Europe and some Asian countries. This paper will present the development of the process, the process itself and details on the first commercial scale plant. The commercial plant is owned and operated by Wisconsin Electric Power (WEPCO).
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APA: D. M. Conner  (1997)  Pyro Process For The Production Of Lightweight Aggregate From Fly-Ash And Wastewater Solids

MLA: D. M. Conner Pyro Process For The Production Of Lightweight Aggregate From Fly-Ash And Wastewater Solids. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1997.

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