Impacts of coal use
Solid fuels: coal From mining to combustion
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Impacts of coal use
Solid fuels: coal From mining to combustion

Author : Alain DELOYE

Publication date: December 10, 2017 | Lire en français

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7. Impacts of coal use

7.1 Emissions from coal combustion

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7.1.1 Solid waste

Solid residues from coal combustion are essentially composed of ash (mineral matter), unburned carbon and sometimes unreacted flue gas treatment agents.

In generic terms, these solid residues consist of boiler ashes (bottom ash), fly ash captured on the flue gas path, and solid emissions (dust) discharged into the atmosphere from the stack.

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