Preface ....................................................... vii
Contributors ................................................... ix
Part I Introduction
1 Production of Coal Combustion Products and Their Potential
Uses ......................................................... 3
K.S. Sajwan, T. Punshon, and J.C. Seaman
Part II Environmental Impact of Coal Combustion Residues
2 Coal and Coal Combustion Products: Prospects for Future
and Environmental Issues .................................... 13
Irena Twardowska and Sebastian Stefaniak
3 Alternative By-Products of Coal Combustion and
Simultaneous SO2/SO3/NOx Treatment of Coal-Fired Flue Gas:
Approach to Environmentally Friendly Use of Low-Rank Coal ... 21
Ryunosuke Kikuchi
4 Fly Ash as a Sealing Material for Spontaneous Combustion
and Acid Rock Drainage Prevention and Control ............... 33
Irena Twardowska and Sebastian Stefaniak
5 Delineation of Water and Sediment Contamination in River
Near a Coal Ash Pond in Orissa, India ....................... 41
S. Tripathy, and T. Praharaj
6 Prediction of Coal Ash Leaching Behavior in Acid Mine
Water: Comparison of Laboratory and Field Studies ........... 50
Paul F. Ziemkiewicz and Anna S. Knox
Part III Trace Elements in Flyashes
7 Occurrence and Sorption of Radionuclides Onto Coal-Fired
Power Plant Combustion Waste ................................ 61
Irena Twardowska and Sebastian Stefaniak
8 Heavy Metals Adsorption and Their Distribution in Three
Soil Types of India: Effect of Coal Fly Ash and Sewage
Sludge Amendment ............................................ 66
S. Tripathy, H. Veeresh, D. Chaudhuri, M.A. Powell, and
B.R. Hart
Part IV Transport and Leachability of Metals from Coal and
Ash Piles
9 Impact of Grassed Swales on the Fate of Metals Leached
from Roads Built with Municipal Solid Waste Incineration
Bottom Ashes ................................................ 87
Jurate Kumpiene, Holger Ecke, and Christian Maurice
10 Removal of Mercury from Aqueous Streams of Fossil Fuel
Power Plants Using Novel Functionalized Nonoporous
Sorbents .................................................... 99
S.V. Mattigod, G.E. Fryxell, X. Feng, K.E. Parker, and
E.M. Piers
11 Leachability of Trace Metals from Sandy or Rocky Soils
Amended with Coal Fly Ash .................................. 105
Yuncong Li and Jianjun Chen
12 Arsenic and Selenium Speciation in Aged Flue Gas
Desulfurization Amended Soil ............................... 114
Tracy Punshon, Brian P. Jackson, John C. Seaman, Domy
C. Adriano, and Joanna Burger
13 Trace Element Transport in Putting Green Root Mixes
Amended by Coal Combustion Products (ССР) .................. 124
Maxim J. Schlossberg and William P. Miller
14 Solute Leaching from Fly Ash Amended Soil Under Varying
Degrees of Saturation ...................................... 134
J.M. Hutchison, J.C. Seaman, B.P. Jackson, and
S.A. Aburime
15 Solution Geochemistry Gradients in an Acid Mine Drainage
Wetland Substrate .......................................... 142
A.D. Karathanasis, and J.E. Robinson, and E.M. D'Angela
16 Removal of Trace Elements from Aqueous System: Comparison
of Two Fly Ash Materials ................................... 150
K.S. Sajwan, S. Paramasivam, M.C. Potts, G.S. Ghuman,
J. Afolabi, and A.K. Alva
Part V Use of Coal Ash as Agriculture Soil Amendment
17 Transport and Plant Uptake of Zn in an Oxyaquic
Haplustalf Amended with Coal Ash and Sewage Sludge:
A Field Study .............................................. 159
U.M. Khodke, S. Tripathy, R.K. Panda, H. Veeresh, and
K.S. Sajwan
18 Influence of Fly Ash and Other Amendments on Leaching of
Soil Nutrients and Metals from a Calcareous Soil ........... 171
Qingren Wang, Yuncong Li, and Waldemar Klassen
19 Amendment of Fly Ash to Container Substrates for
Ornamental Plant Production ................................ 177
Jianjun Chen and Yuncong Li
20 Influence and Coal Combustion Flue Gas Desulfurization
Waste on Element Uptake by Maize (Zea Mays L.) ............. 184
Anna S. Knox, John D. Knox, Domy C. Adriano, and Kenneth
S. Sajwan
21 Amelioration of Soil Acidity with a Class-C Fly Ash:
A Field Study .............................................. 190
Maxim J. Schlossberg, F. Clint Waltz Jr., and William
P. Miller
22 Phytoavailability of Trace Elements from a Landfill
Containing Coal Combustion Waste ........................... 195
Sally Maharaj, Christopher Barton, Bon-Jun Koo, and Hee
Newman
23 Potential Uses of Fluidised Bed Boiler Ash (FBA) as
a Liming Material, Soil Conditioner and Sulphur
Fertilizer ................................................. 202
Hailong Wang, Nanthi Bolan, Mike Hedley, and Dave Horne
24 Potential of Fly Ash and Organic Wastes for Uses as
Amendments to Agricultural Soils: A Review ................. 216
G.S. Ghuman, K.S. Sajwan, and S. Paramasivam
25 Evaluation of Bahiagrass (Paspalum notatum) as
a Vegetative Cover for a Landfill Containing Coal
Combustion Waste ........................................... 225
Bob-Jun Koo, Christopher Barton, and Domy Adriano
About the Editors ............................................. 232
Index ......................................................... 235
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