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Theses from Earth Engineering Center, Columbia University

200510

M.S. Thesis: Evaluation of the Chemical Effects of Waste to Energy (WtE) Ash used for the Remediation of Abandoned Coal Mines and Potential for Removal of Chlorine from WtE Fly Ash

2005, Masters, Theses|

By Michael P. Hyland

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200509

M.S. Thesis: Part I. Thermal Breakdown Characteristics of Municipal Solid Waste Components in Varying Oxygen Environments; Part II. Municipal Solid Waste Management in China

Masters, Theses|

By Alexander P. Whitworth

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200508

M.S. Thesis: Theory and Experience on Corrosion of Waterwall and Superheater Tubes of Waste-To-Energy Facilities (Addendum Re-Corrosion Kinetics)

2005, Masters, Theses|

By Dionel O. Albina

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