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The Neutralisation of acid mine drainage by fly ash
[Page i missing] South Africa is largely dependent of the combustion of coal for power generation. Approximately 22 Mt of ash was produced in 1999 by ESKOM, the largest producer of electricity in South Africa. Of this only 1.1 Mt was utilised, the rest being disposed of in landfills or ash dams. Var...
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Department of Geological Sciences
2024
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