论文信息 - Utilization of Alkaline Coal Ash in the Treatment of Municipal Sludge - producing an Agricultural Soil Amender

Utilization of Alkaline Coal Ash in the Treatment of Municipal Sludge - producing an Agricultural Soil Amender

The first application of spent coal ash was developed by N-Viro International Corporation (Toledo, Ohio). The process was developed by Dr. Jeffrey C. Burnham of then Medical College of Ohio. The process was patented in the 1980s and formulated two alternatives (USEPA, 2003):

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