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fly ash India 2005, New Delhi fly ash Utilization Programme (FAUP), TIFAC, DST, New Delhi 110016 I A case study : MANIFOLD INCREASE IN fly ash UTILISATION IN INDIA@ Vimal Kumar*, Mukesh Mathur**, Shashank Shekhar Sinha** ABSTRACT fly ash , a residue of burning of pulverised coal and lignite in thermal power stations, is now being accepted as a resource material. The concerted efforts in Mission Mode that began in India about a decade back, have developed confidence in fly ash utilisation technologies and its large-scale utilisation. Even in earlier years, a number of attempts were made through various Committees/ Groups to develop fly ash utilisation technologies. As a result, fly ash utilisation in the country has increased from 1 million tonne per year to more than 45 million tonne/year during 2005.
Characterisation of fly ash, Handling & Transportation of fly ash and Research & Development areas were also thrusted upon for facilitation of further work/utilization. The technologies pertaining to these areas were identified for further development and Technology
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