Fly ash acquired from power stations causes removal challenges and environmental
concerns. Disposal concerns can be solved by employing these waste materials as a raw …

A major source of electrical energy is thermal power, which results in large quantities of coal
ashes. Fly ash, which is produced from the combustion of pulverised coal, has an important …

At present, more than 150 million tonnes of fly ash is generated annually in India, posing
serious health and environmental problems. To control these problems, the most commonly …

Permeability and volume changes play a vital role in soil properties. Volume change in soil
result in possible hazardous damage to the footings or to the building they support …

Permeability of soil is one of the most significant property. It controls the hydraulic stability of
soil mass. It is dependent on various index properties like particle size of soil, percentage of …

Research work on the utilization of bone ash as soil stabilizer revealed that the ash has
positive effect on soil strength but no report on it influence on soil settlement. In order for a …

An industrial by-product known as fly ash is produced when coal is burned for electricity
production and is considered an environmental pollutant. A comprehensive fly ash utilisation …

Fly ash is a waste product produced from thermal power plants. The increasing production of
fly ash waste is becoming a matter of global concern as its disposal operation is not only …

Metal ore mining in shallowly bedded carbonate rocks is inseparably bound with forming of
underground voids of considerable volumes. Mining works, which took place in the area of …

Coal fly ash waste produced from the coal combustion process is becoming an ever
increasing concern. It is produced in such abundance due to not only South Africa, but the …