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A Workshop Focused on Regional Soil Stabilization Opportunities
| Hosted by Organized by the EERC and sponsored by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Region 8 |
Stabilizing Soil Throughout the Upper Great Plains
Coal-based power plants in North Dakota, South Dakota, Wyoming, and Montana produce fly ash with moderate to high concentrations of calcium, making it a reactive material valuable for construction applications. Some regional fly ash may not be suitable for use in concrete or located advantageously for the concrete markets, so other construction applications, like soil stabilization, can provide opportunities to utilize these materials and contribute to sustainable construction practices.
To further examine and optimize the utilization of these materials, the Energy & Environmental Research Center (EERC) has organized Stable Soil ’09: A Workshop Focused on Regional Soil Stabilization Opportunities, set for mid-October, 2009, in Medora, North Dakota.
This 1-day training course is best suited for the following:
- State environmental protection agencies
- Departments of Transportation (DOTs)
- Road construction companies
Topics include the following:
- Fly ash properties
- Placement techniques
- Environmental and engineering performance
- Regulations
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