These studies concluded that emissions of organic compounds like dioxins and furans from well - operated dry cement kilns were of less than one part per billion in the air, and also ascertained that co-processing of
waste in cement kilns did not lead to increased emissions of hazardous organic compounds.
Not exact matches
We didn't want to
waste too much fudge
in our testing (although it did all get eaten) so decided to build two small walls to test our «
cement».
He leads a team at Monash University
in Melbourne that is developing technologies to extract fossil fuels more cleanly, turn
waste products into fertiliser and
cement, and store carbon dioxide deep underground.
«On a microscopic scale various layers of
cement appear, and each one provides information on the moment when they precipitated, the conditions that existed, etc.» Secondly, they analysed the materials trapped
in these
cements where «we found foundry slag from the industrial revolution, even
waste bearing the seals of European companies that used to dump their slag when they arrived with their vessels.
Researchers of the Universitat Politècnica de València, the Universitat Jaume I de Castellón, the Imperial College of London and the Universidade Estadual Paulista of Sao Paulo (Brasil) have created a new type of
cement from ceramic
waste in the laboratory.
Working on soil samples from a highly alkaline industrial site
in the Peak District, which is not radioactive but does suffer from severe contamination with highly alkaline lime kiln
wastes, they discovered specialist «extremophile» bacteria that thrive under the alkaline conditions expected
in cement - based radioactive
waste.
The company is also exploring options for using the process's
waste silica — more commonly known as sand —
in the
cement industry.
Dumptrucks for gravel; 18 wheelers for supplies, water,
waste, drilling mud, pipe, fuel,
cement and oil; flatbeds for excavators and rig equipment — plus hundreds of trips
in work trucks and pickups.
In addition to traditional asphalt concrete and cement concrete, the researchers also assessed several other material alternatives, such as reflective coatings and the use of industrial waste products like slag and fly ash, to replace some of the energy - intensive cement in cement concret
In addition to traditional asphalt concrete and
cement concrete, the researchers also assessed several other material alternatives, such as reflective coatings and the use of industrial
waste products like slag and fly ash, to replace some of the energy - intensive
cement in cement concret
in cement concrete.
Even if that doesn't happen, Black Panther has
wasted no time
in cementing itself as an early box office powerhouse, and easily broke the record for biggest pre-summer opening.
They're made out of traditional iron - reinforced concrete beams and columns, but the cinderblocks
in the walls are replaced with «eco-bricks» - plastic bottles stuffed with inorganic
waste material such as chip packets - that are sandwiched
in between chicken wire and covered
in cement.
Pets should be kept
in areas that are easy to remove
waste from, wash out, and keep clean such as
cement or gravel.
Gaps
in cement allow for the collection of animal
waste or urine to collect.
Both have severe atropy (muscle
waste) from lack of movement (most likely were left
in a
cement dog pen outside & neglected for years).
In this case scientists found that there were no problems with the injection well
cement or casing — the
waste had leaked through natural pathways.
Obviously from a mainstream standpoint this all sounds crazy, risky, etc... but from another standpoint, you're using your
waste resources wisely, ie toward a garden instead of burying it senselessly into the ground
in a
cement tank.
JCM projects use Japanese technological expertise to deploy various approaches to reducing greenhouse gas emissions, such as the installation of energy - efficient transmission lines
in Mongolia; the installation of energy - efficient systems
in the national hospitals of Vietnam; the installation of energy - efficient refrigeration at commercial food processing centers
in Indonesia; the installation of solar photovoltaic systems
in the Maldives and Palau; and power generation by
waste heat recovery
in the
cement industry
in Indonesia.
Cement kilns co-processing hazardous
waste are explicitly mentioned
in the Stockholm Convention as an industrial source having the potential for comparatively high formation and release of these chemicals to the environment.
Examples of recoverable
waste heat include cooling circuits
in and exhaust gases from diverse sources such as steel mills,
cement plants and combustion engines.
And how can they class
waste as a climate - friendly fuel for incinerators and
cement plants when it results
in toxic air emissions and increases overall resource and such energy use?
In addition, as Food & Water Watch says in this informative issue brief, «Increasing demand for fresh water, leaking toxic waste pits, well - cementing failures and injection of chemicals underground all post serious short - and long - term water risk.&raqu
In addition, as Food & Water Watch says
in this informative issue brief, «Increasing demand for fresh water, leaking toxic waste pits, well - cementing failures and injection of chemicals underground all post serious short - and long - term water risk.&raqu
in this informative issue brief, «Increasing demand for fresh water, leaking toxic
waste pits, well -
cementing failures and injection of chemicals underground all post serious short - and long - term water risk.»
Under Crawford's direction, Imasco unloaded Genstar divisions including
waste management,
cement, and real estate companies
in order to increase the value of Canada Trustco.