Study of cure conditions effect on the properties of wood biomass fly ash geopolymers
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De Rossi, A.↗
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Effect of superfine blast furnace slags on the binary cement containing high-volume fly ash
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Yingliang, Zhao↗
Aqua regia-based digestion methods for trace rare earth element recovery from coal fly ash
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Finley, Savannah↗
Structural parts based on Municipal-Solid-Waste incineration ashes
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Oh, Kiwon (ORCID:0000000217415865)↗
Impact of gypsum waste on MSW and WTE ash for material recovery and syngas enhancement
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Trivedi, Janhvi K.↗
Speciation, Distribution, and Mobility of Hazardous Trace Elements in Coal Fly Ash: Insights from Cr, Ni, and Cu
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Liu, Pan↗
Decoupling the role of lignin, cellulose/hemi-cellulose, and ash on ZnCl 2 -activated carbon pore structure
Controlling biomass sugar and lignin composition enables the development of a clear correlation between composition and activate carbon pore structure.
Wu, Chengjun [Department of Chemical and Biomolecu↗
Preventing ash from poisoning proton–boron 11 fusion plasmas
Proton–boron 11 (pB11) fusion is safe and clean, but also difficult to harness for breakeven power production. Particularly deleterious are fusion-born alpha particles, which massively increase both plasma pressure and bremsstrahlung losses unless they are pulled promptly from the plasma. We show that even if one cannot extract the alphas quickly, one can still achieve net power production, by separating the plasma into two regions: a fusion region, accessible to all species, and an alpha storage region, accessible only to alphas and electrons. This new demixing strategy could make pB11 fusion much easier to achieve.
Ochs, Ian E. (ORCID:0000000260029169)↗
Modelling Outer Ash Deposition Rates in Second Generation Atmospheric Pressure Oxy-Fuel Combustion Systems
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Energy & Fuels↗
Evaluation of Sustainable Portland Cement Composites Modified with Diatomaceous Earth, Fly Ash, & Spirulina
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36 MATERIALS SCIENCE↗
Resources from the Ashes: Rare Earth Elements in Coal Waste Byproducts [Slides]
Presented at the University of Oklahoma Department of Geosciences Shell Colloquium Series.
01 COAL, LIGNITE, AND PEAT↗
Supercritical Fluid Extraction of Rare Earth Elements from Coal Fly Ash.
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Walker, Kenny↗