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Coal combustion products

Coal combustion products (CCPs), also called coal combustion wastes (CCWs) or coal combustion residuals (CCRs), are by-products of burning coal. They are categorized in four groups, each based on physical and chemical forms derived from coal combustion methods and emission controls:

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Fly ash

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Coal combustion products

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structural fillsinstance ofThese materials are also suitable for geotechnical applications0.80text
land reclamationinstance ofThese materials are also suitable for geotechnical applications0.80text
sodium silicateinstance ofadding a chemical activator0.80text
Portland cementinstance ofEnvironmental benefits to recycling fly ash includes reducing the demand for virgin materials that would need quarrying and cheap substitution for materials0.80text
arsenicinstance ofThe chief benefit of recycling is to stabilize the environmentally harmful components of the CCPs0.80text
berylliuminstance ofThe chief benefit of recycling is to stabilize the environmentally harmful components of the CCPs0.80text
boroninstance ofThe chief benefit of recycling is to stabilize the environmentally harmful components of the CCPs0.80text
cadmiuminstance ofThe chief benefit of recycling is to stabilize the environmentally harmful components of the CCPs0.80text
chromiuminstance ofThe chief benefit of recycling is to stabilize the environmentally harmful components of the CCPs0.80text
chromium VIinstance ofThe chief benefit of recycling is to stabilize the environmentally harmful components of the CCPs0.80text
cobaltinstance ofThe chief benefit of recycling is to stabilize the environmentally harmful components of the CCPs0.80text
leadinstance ofThe chief benefit of recycling is to stabilize the environmentally harmful components of the CCPs0.80text

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