Acid resistance of novel blended cement concrete for use as barriers to pollution migration

M. Williams; M. Tyrer; P.J. Carey; A. Atkinson; Peter A. Claisse; Eshmaiel Ganjian

Acid resistance of novel blended cement concrete for use as barriers to pollution migration

M. Williams, M. Tyrer, P.J. Carey, A. Atkinson, Peter A. Claisse, Eshmaiel Ganjian

School of Energy, Construction and Environment

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Abstract

This project attempts to transfer technology from the nuclear to the landfill sectors of the waste management industry and in doing so, seeks to extend the useful life of materials which are considered by their primary producers to be wastes.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 2002

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Paper presented at the Institute of Materials 21st Cement and Concrete Science Symposium, held September 2002. University of Greenwich, Chatham, Kent, UK. The institute of materials has now merged to form IOM3, and their website can be found at http://www.iom3.org/.

Keywords

waste management
landfill barriers
secondary materials

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Acid resistance of novel blended cement concrete for use as barriers to pollution migration

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