Chemical characterisation of fly ash and its impact on soils and plants

By:

SIKKA, Rajeev

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 1991Edition: SoilsDescription: 86, 8LSubject(s):

DDC classification:

T 631.4 S44C

Summary: Fly ash collected from ESP contained 44,160,140,440,86,22 & 21 g/g respectively of available N,P,K,S,Mn,Zn & Cu whereas for the fly ash collected from dumping site of the power plant the corresponding values were 22,14,62,60,038,046 & 0,76

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Fly ash collected from ESP contained 44,160,140,440,86,22 & 21 g/g respectively of available N,P,K,S,Mn,Zn & Cu whereas for the fly ash collected from dumping site of the power plant the corresponding values were 22,14,62,60,038,046 & 0,76

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