The present disclosure provides efficient and cost-effective methods for producing synthetic soil and synthetic stone from waste, including inorganic waste and organic waste, through a hydrolysis-polycondensation process.

The present disclosure provides efficient and cost-effective methods for producing synthetic soil and synthetic stone from waste, including inorganic waste and organic waste, through a hydrolysis-polycondensation process.

Methods and systems for reclaiming materials from a mixed waste landfill containing coal combustion byproducts (CCBs) are disclosed. The methods and systems can be used to reclaim CCBs from ponds or dry landfills by obtaining mixed waste, crushing the mixed waste to form crushed mixed waste, drying the crushed mixed waste to form dried crushed mixed waste, and combining the dried crushed mixed waste with other compounds to form a blend. The blends can then be incorporated into a cement material, which may be used to form concrete.

The purpose of the present invention is to provide: a flake-like composition that enables effective use of the waste discharged from a coal-fueled thermal power plant; and a method for producing said flake-like composition. This flake-like composition is characterized by containing, as a raw material, waste discharged from a coal-fueled thermal power plant.

The purpose of the present invention is to provide: a flake-like composition that enables effective use of the waste discharged from a coal-fueled thermal power plant; and a method for producing said flake-like composition. This flake-like composition is characterized by containing, as a raw material, waste discharged from a coal-fueled thermal power plant.

The present invention relates to a technology for the production of porcelain stoneware products, wherein the treatment process allows to re-use recovery materials coming from the treatment of urban waste.

In particular, the present invention relates to the production of products for the construction of driveways.

Disclosed herein are methods and compositions useful in recycling automotive paint sludge in the formation of ore pellets. In many embodiments, the pellets are iron ore pellets comprising magnetite ore, and one or more of limestone and bentonite. The automotive paint sludge may be water based or other solvent based. In many embodiments, the disclosed methods and compositions may result in pelletized ore with performance characteristics (hardness, resistance to breakage, porosity, reduction, etc.) that are similar or superior to pelletized ore lacking paint sludge.

Disclosed herein are methods and compositions useful in recycling automotive paint sludge in the formation of ore pellets. In many embodiments, the pellets are iron ore pellets comprising magnetite ore, and one or more of limestone and bentonite. The automotive paint sludge may be water based or other solvent based. In many embodiments, the disclosed methods and compositions may result in pelletized ore with performance characteristics (hardness, resistance to breakage, porosity, reduction, etc.) that are similar or superior to pelletized ore lacking paint sludge.

A method of treatment of bauxite residue resulting from a Bayer process of bauxite treatment in order to produce a solid product. The method comprises mixing a quantity of the bauxite residue (1) with a quantity of a glass material (2) to form a mixture. Then, compressing the mixture (4) to form a green body, and sintering (5) the green body. After cooling, the sintered green body thereby provides the solid product.

A method of treatment of bauxite residue resulting from a Bayer process of bauxite treatment in order to produce a solid product. The method comprises mixing a quantity of the bauxite residue (1) with a quantity of a glass material (2) to form a mixture. Then, compressing the mixture (4) to form a green body, and sintering (5) the green body. After cooling, the sintered green body thereby provides the solid product.