By-products and Waste

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Objectives

This program will address environmental issues associated with waste management and opportunities for waste utilisation. It will investigate the environmental management of by-products and maximise the utilisation by other industries.

Research will involve investigation of:

  • coal derived ash and slag use in cement, geo-polymers, agriculture, building and other applications;
  • utilisation of waste streams (particularly characterisation of fly ash and coal washery rejects) by characterising and identifying strategies for utilisation by other processes as possible inputs into other processes;

This program delivers value by identifying ways to use or isolate the solid wastes and other emissions from the coal cycle to minimise environmental impacts.

Deliverables

1. Identify options to minimize waste and environmental impact along the whole coal chain

2. Assessment of technical, economic, environmental and legislative barriers to widespread use of waste products

3. Fly-ash characterisation from current and emerging technologies for sustainable use as a coal combustion product.

4. Development of cost-effective techniques for fly-ash and coal washery rejects disposal and utilisation

5. Demonstrations of technology (e.g. fly-ash utilisation)

6. Assessment of new opportunities in by-products utilisation

Project List

Project 6.1
Waste Management

Project 6.2
Utilisation of Solid Waste and By-products

Program Publications


Technology Assessments Report

Date

Title

28-Mar-07

TA 48 - Leaching Characteristics of Long-stored Fly Ashes

30-Mar-05

TA 47 - Part A: Manufacturing aggregates from coal ash Part B: A strategy for producing lightweight aggregates from fly ash

16-Dec-03

TA 29 - Ash Utilisation in Australia - A market study


Research Reports

Date

Title

13-Jun-08

RR 91 - Manufacture of Low-Grade Zeolites from Fly Ash for Fertiliser Application

08-May-08

RR 89 - Environmental characteristics of solid waste streams from transitional technologies

08-May-08

RR 86 - Coal Combustion and Waste Management: Beyond Compliance

13-Nov-07

RR 81 - Assessment of Fly Ash Use in Mine Backfill Applications in Western Australia

24-Jul-07

RR 77 - Matching Ash to Aggregate Production Methods

17-May-07

RR 73 - Fly ash characteristics and feed coal properties

24-Jan-07

RR 67 - Benchmarking of Selected Australian and International Fly Ashes

10-Jan-07

RR 65 - A Preliminary Assessment of the Physical and Chemical Variation of Selected Australian Fly Ashes

12-Dec-06

RR 63 - Laboratory assessment of fly ash interactions in mine backfill applications

18-Aug-06

RR 62 - Use of Coal Ash in Mine Backfill and Related Applications

17-Mar-06

RR 61 - Modelling Element Mobility in Water-flyash Interactions

07-Jul-04

RR 45 - Preliminary Assessment of Trace Element Mobilisation from Australian Fly-ashes

13-Feb-04

RR 42 - Waste Streams in Black Coal Mining and Coal Fired Power Stations


Technical Notes

Date

Title

31-Mar-04

TN 22 - Comparative Evaluation of Leachability Test Methods

31-Dec-03

TN 21 - Characteristics of Australian Fly Ashes

31-May-05

TN 19 - Legislation relevant to ash disposal


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