Engineering And Cost Analyses Of Coal Combustion Byproduct Transportation And Handling Systems

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
H. Sevim S. M. Gwamaka D. D. Lei
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Jan 1, 1998

Abstract

Three transportation and handling alternatives for delivering dry coal combustion residues from power plants to underground coal mines were evaluated both technically and economically. The objective was to transport, handle and inject the residues into the old workings of the mine at minimum cost. This was accomplished in the following two steps: simulation models were developed and utilized in identifying technically feasible designs for each alternative and the technically feasible designs were economically evaluated to obtain the cost per ton of material transported. An analysis was conducted for varyous distances and tonnages to reveal favorable operating ranges for each alternative.
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APA: H. Sevim S. M. Gwamaka D. D. Lei  (1998)  Engineering And Cost Analyses Of Coal Combustion Byproduct Transportation And Handling Systems

MLA: H. Sevim S. M. Gwamaka D. D. Lei Engineering And Cost Analyses Of Coal Combustion Byproduct Transportation And Handling Systems. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1998.

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