Waste Management and Environmental Impact

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• ALİYE SUNA ERSES YAY

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• TURGUT TÜZÜN ONAY

The properties of sub-base filling materials in highway construction are essential, as they can determine the performance of the road in service. Normally, the existing materials are removed and replaced with new materials that have adequate load-bearing capacity. Rising environmental concern and new environmental leg…

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• ŞEREF TURHAN

Abstract The aim of this paper is to specify the role of coal‐fired power plants (CFPPs) in the formation of global emissions/harmful pollutants and to discuss the benefits of current and future technologies to minimize environmental damage. In this regard, pollutant/emission reduction technologies from CFPPs are disc…

• ALPER ŞEVKİ KONUKMAN

Today coal is among the most important energy sources. In order to meet the world's energy demands, low-calorie lignite with a high ash content is generally used in the large capacity coal-fired thermal power plants. As a result of coal firing, wastes such as fly ash, slag, and flue gas are also produced. Subsequently…

• İLGİN KURŞUN ÜNVER
• MERT TERZİ

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• AYŞEGÜL MERİÇBOYU

Abstract The aim of this paper is to specify the role of coal‐fired power plants (CFPPs) in the formation of global emissions/harmful pollutants and to discuss the benefits of current and future technologies to minimize environmental damage. In this regard, pollutant/emission reduction technologies from CFPPs are disc…

• ADNAN MİDİLLİ

Fly ash samples collected by means of an electrostatic precipitator from the lignite-fired Kemerköy Power Plants of the located in Turkey was analysed using X-ray fluorescence (XRF) technique. Five trace elements, namely Nd, Ba, Sr, Mo and As were quantified using XRF. These concentration values can be helpful in deve…

• OĞUZ DOĞAN

Abstract Lignite coal (LC) is a key energy source for electricity generation in Turkey. During lignite burning, huge amounts of fly ash (FA), bottom ash and slag are produced as by-products which contain radionuclides in the natural radioactive series of uranium and thorium, and radioactive potassium. These radionucli…

• CELALETTİN DURAN
• ŞEREF TURHAN

The separation of unburned carbon from coal-fired power plant bottom ashes was conducted in order to increase the possibility of the recycling of coal combustion wastes. A two-stage flotation technique was used for this study. In the rougher flotation experiments the amounts of collector, dispersant and frother, pulp…

• SABİHA KOCA