gates with ones produced from fly ash has
several global environmental benefits.
From the other side the
demand for aggregates
in construction industry
is so high that it will
easily absorb the entire
produced annual quantities of fly ash/liquid
waste, removing them
from the list of industrial wastes. Also, all open
quarries are subject
to heavy environmental scrutiny, significant
upfront investment and
costly heavy machinery
maintenance.
We
should
therefore be cognizant that
the planet Earth is a
closed system; nothing is gained or lost.
In the fundamentals
of natural equilibrium
law, all matter in this
closed system makes
the transition from one
stable form into anoth-
er. Our responsibility is
to adjust our lives by
following this rule of
natural equilibrium law,
transitioning all industrial by-products into
other useful products.
The conversion of fly
ash/liquid waste into
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artificial aggregates and
their immediate use in
concrete, asphalt and
road base production
is reversing fly ash to
become part of that natural equilibrium transition we need to sustain.