The considerable increase in world energy consumption owing to rising global population,
intercontinental transportation and industrialization has posed numerous environmental …

Due to rapid development and urbanization, electricity demand is increasing daily. Coal-
based thermal power plants are one of the major sources of electricity. A by-product of …

Over the years, the production of waste ash from many sources (eg coal, biomass, industrial,
animal, and municipal solid waste) and from conventional and renewable energy …

Fly ash, generated during the combustion of coal for energy production, is an industrial by-
product which is recognized as an environmental pollutant. Because of the environmental …

Fly ash is an incineration byproduct of thermal power plants. Due to the complex
composition of fly ash, improper disposal will seriously harm the ecological environment …

Fly ash is readily available and cheaply generated as 47a by-product of the combustion of
organic matter. A tremendous amount of fly ash is generated worldwide, and its disposal has …

Fly ash is a waste substance from thermal power plants, steel mills, etc. that is found in
abundance in the world. In recent years, utilisation of fly ash has gained much attention in …

Environmental protection, including rational waste management, is one of the main goals of
sustainable development. Scientists are continuously searching for new approaches and …

Coal-fired power plants still dominate the electricity market in Southeast Asia, supplying
around 30% of the total demand, and the demand trend for this sector will continue to be …

In the last few decades, fly ash, a coal combustion residue, has been used as a raw material
for synthesis of microporous aluminosiliceous minerals known as zeolites. Due to their …