2009 Posters

Adsorption Behavior of Heavy Metals on NaP1 Zeolite Synthesized from Coal Bottom Ash	Mihee Lim Kwang-Suk You Gi-Chun Han Hee Chan Cho Ji-Whan Ahn
Bio-viability on Restored Open Pit with Coal Ash Aggregate Amendment	Imiraily Hernandez Irimar Feliciano Sangchul Hwang
The Cementitious and Pozzolanic Properties of Fluidized Bed Combustion Fly Ash	Will Stevens Thomas Robl Kamyar Mahboub
Characterization of East asian fly ash	Takao Tanosaki Yoshifumi Watanabe Yoshitaka Ishikawa Masateru Nambu Jin Lin Qijun Yu Shigeyoshi Nagataki
The Development of the optimum recycling technology of coal-ash generated from thermoelectric power plant in South Korea	Jong-Yun Kim Myung-Seok Yoon Sang-Hwa Jung Sang-Jae Han Nam-Woong Lim
The effect of the particle size differentiation of lignite fly ash on cement industry applications	Grigorios Itskos Socrates Itskos Nikolaos Koukouzas
Evaluation of Potential Risks from Mercury via Inhalation of Indoor Air from Beneficial Use of Coal Combustion Products (CCPs) in Building Materials	Chris Long Ari Lewis Sonja Sax
Explosives Sorption to Coal Ash Aggregates	Victor Hernandez Sangchul Hwang
Feasibility of Open Pit Restoration with Coal Ash Aggregates: Ground Water Quality Assessment	Isomar Latorre Daniel Roman Sangchul Hwang
Feasibility of Recovery Alumina from Coal Fly Ash	H. Zhou Y. Luo J. Yu Xiuchen Qiao
Germanium and Gallium Extraction from Gasification Fly Ash: Optimisation for the Up-Scaling of a Recovery Process	Fátima Arroyo Oriol Font Constantino Fernandez-Pereira Xavier Querol Jose Chimenos Hubert Zeegers
Improvement of Fly Ash quality using Green Plus®, a new homogenous combustion catalyst for reduction of unburned carbon and associated emissions in coal fired utilities	Colin Hill William Carroll Jim D'Arezzeo
In Vivo Bioavailability of Arsenic in Coal Combustion By-products	Lisa Bradley Genny Fent Stan Casteel
Loss of sample during density separation: calcite precipitation from economizer fly ash	Bruno Valentim James Hower Deolinda Flores Alexandra Guedes
Mercury Risks via Inhalation from Use of Coal Combustion Products (CCPs) as Structural Fill and from Disposal of CCP-Containing Wallboard and Concrete in Landfills	Ari Lewis Sonja Sax Chris Long
PAHs and Dioxins Not Present in Fly Ash at Levels of Concern	Lisa Bradley A. Perry Kelly Vosnakis Christine Archer
Potential Use of Surfactant Modified Zeolite to Treat Leachate from Fly Ash Disposal	Ghanashyam Neupane Rona Donahoe
Recovery of Germanium from a Coal Fly Ash Aqueous Leachate by Precipitation	Fátima Arroyo Natividad Pérez Camacho Pilar Coca Constantino Fernández-Pereira
Reclaiming Western Maryland Abandoned Mines Using Coal Combustion By-Products	Laura Michael Erica Breighner
The Sedimentation, Stratigraphy and Petrography of a Coal-Ash Pond in Carroll County, Kentucky	Robert Jewell Thomas Robl Robert Rathbone John Groppo James Hower
Soil chemistry still affected 23 years after large application of Fluidized Bed Material	Eton Codling Akanksha Raja
Strength development of concrete containing coal fly ash under different curing temperature conditions	Mohammed Elsageer Steve Millard Stephanie Barnett
Using Class C Fly Ash to Mitigate Alkali–Silica Reactions in Concrete	Bruce Dockter
Testing Freeze-Thaw Resistance of Fly Ash Bricks	Henry Liu Jesse Van Engelenhoven
Waste Stabilization/Solidification (S/S) using fly ash-based geopolymers. Influence of carbonation on the S/S of an EAF dust	Yolanda Luna Galiano Constantino Fernández-Pereira Jose Vale Luis Alberca