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Use of Predetermined Beneficial Use Determination - Coal Combustion Bottom Ash - New York
Use of Predetermined Beneficial Use Determination - Coal Combustion Bottom Ash is a legal document that was released by the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation - a government authority operating within New York.
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Q: What is a Predetermined Beneficial Use Determination?A: A Predetermined Beneficial Use Determination is a process by which a waste material, such as coal combustion bottom ash, is designated for a specific beneficial use.
Q: What is coal combustion bottom ash?A: Coal combustion bottom ash is the residue left over after coal is burned in power plants. It contains various minerals and metals.
Q: What is the purpose of using coal combustion bottom ash?A: The purpose of using coal combustion bottom ash is to divert this waste material from disposal in landfills and instead find beneficial uses for it.
Q: How is a Predetermined Beneficial Use Determination used for coal combustion bottom ash in New York?A: In New York, a Predetermined Beneficial Use Determination can be obtained for specific applications, allowing coal combustion bottom ash to be used in accordance with state regulations.
Q: What are some common beneficial uses of coal combustion bottom ash?A: Common beneficial uses of coal combustion bottom ash include as a substitute for sand or aggregate in construction materials, road base material, or as fill material for construction projects.
Q: What are the benefits of using coal combustion bottom ash?A: Using coal combustion bottom ash can reduce the demand for virgin materials, conserve natural resources, and help reduce the amount of waste sent to landfills.
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