EUROCOALASH Conferences
EUROCOALASH serves as synonym for a series of European conferences to highlight the use the CCPs as valuable raw and construction materials in the European construction industry. The conference will be organised every two years in another European country to meet the different situation in CCP and market situation. By this, the focus of the conference is subject to change to respect the situation in that country/area. By this the bold EUROCOALASH will be on the move! - Perhaps also to your country, your region!
ECOBA serves as co-organiser of the conference as the EUROCOALASH conference is one of the tools to exchange experience and to inform about new developments.
EUROCOALASH 2008
The EUROCOALASH 2008 conference was held on October 6-8, 2008 in Warsaw, Poland.
For the proceedings please contact the UPS secretariat:
EUROCOALASH 2010
The EUROCOALASH 2010 conference was held on May 27-28, 2010 in Copenhagen, Denmark.
Information about the conference is available at:
http://www.eurocoalash.org/index.php?start &lng=2
The presentations are given below:
CCPs in Europe – production, quality and use, today and tomorrow
Hans-Joachim Feuerborn, ECOBA
Legally waste – practically products
Hans Thamm, BVK/Germany
Effective management of the link between coal type and CCP quality
Niocolai Bech, Vattenfall/Denmark
Fly ash for concrete - the new EN 450
Jan van den Berg, Vliegasunie/The Netherlands
Use of calcareous ash in civil engineering
Ioannia Papayanni, University of Thessaloniki/Greece
CCPs used in road construction
Tomasz Szczygielski, Polish CCP Union/Poland
Flue Gas Desulphurization Gypsum as a raw material
Jörg Demmich, Knauf AG, Germany
The use of Furnace Bottom Ash for lightweight concrete
Lindon Sear, UKQAA, UK
Properties of coal ash in Russia
Irina Putilova, Moscow Power Engineering Institute/Russia
Fly ash in cement – a wi n-win solution
Gunnar Syvertsen, Heidelberg Cement Group/Norway
Impact of DeNOx- DeSOx installations on CCP quality
Dirk Porbatzki, EON-Engineering/Germany
Ash beneficiation to serve the industrial market
Peter Quinn, ScotAsh/UK
European Technical Approval for mixed coal ash: A Portuguese experience
Fernando Caldas-Vieira, EDP/Portugal
Mathias Berghahn, Evonik Degussa/Germany
Development of coal combustion in Europe
Andreas Hugot, EVONIK Power Minerals/Germany
Flemming Frandsen, DTU Chem. Eng. Institute/Denmark
Processing of fly ash - new developments
Peter Brennan, Hargreaves/UK
Environmental and health aspects of coal co-combustion ash
Henk te Winkel, KEMA/The Netherlands