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This is an archive article published on February 11, 1999

PSEB workshop on fly ash in April

ROOPNAGAR, Feb 10: In order to utilize 16 million tonne fly ash that has accumulated at the Guru Gobind Singh Super Thermal Plant GGSSTP...

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ROOPNAGAR, Feb 10: In order to utilize 16 million tonne fly ash that has accumulated at the Guru Gobind Singh Super Thermal Plant GGSSTP dyke here since 1984, the Punjab State Electricity Board PSEB authorities will hold a joint workshop with German experts in April 1999.

Disclosing this to media persons here today, officiating chief engineer of GGSSTP Surinder Kumar Bansal said the proposed workshop would focus on the methods to utilize fly ash for the construction of highways and buildings.

The workshop would be attended by representatives of over a dozen thermal power houses in the northern India, besides end-users of fly ash and building companies.

Bansal disclosed that each of the four units at the plant release an average of 1,000 tonne fly ash every day. However, not more than 800 tonne ash is procured by Gujarat Ambuja and ACC cement companies each day, he said.

Earlier, Bansal accompanied a three-member team from Germany to the GGSSTP dyke to chalk out modalities for the proposed workshop. In the absence of sufficient land to dispose of fly ash, the workshop would also inform builders of its utilities. The ash deposit was not posing any threat to the environment, he said.

 

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