American Concrete Institute / PSNH Schiller Power Station / State House Station / Highway Engineers / University of New Hampshire / Tunnel Project / Highway Department/Massachusetts Turnpike Authority / /
IndustryTerm
chemical composition / cement / flue gas pollution control equipment / /
Organization
Mike Sills Department of Environmental Services / New York State Department of Transportation / Chris Shafer Department of Environmental Management / American Coal Ash Association / Northeast Waste Management Officials’ Association / Sean Griffin Department / Federal Highway Administration / Jeff Schmitt Department of Environmental Conservation / American Concrete Institute / Rules Chapter / University of New Hampshire / Oswald Inglese Department of Environmental Protection / U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission / New York Department of Transportation / James Glasgow Department of Environmental Protection / Bryan Harrington Department of Environmental Conservation / Massachusetts Highway Department/Massachusetts Turnpike Authority / /
Person
David Gress / Jennifer Griffith / Oswald Inglese / Chris Shafer / Sean Griffin / James Glasgow / Bryan Harrington / Jeff Schmitt / Mike Sills / / /
Position
design engineer / General / Connecticut General / /
Product
runoff / fly ash / Coal Power Plant Fly Ash / /
ProvinceOrState
New Jersey / Vermont / Minnesota / Maine / Rhode Island / Maryland / Indiana / New York / Iowa / Massachusetts / Connecticut / Michigan / New Hampshire / /
NEWMOA FACT SHEET Beneficial Use of Non-Hazardous Coal Power Plant Fly Ash as Flowable Fill April 6, 2001 This fact sheet is intended to provide general information to potential users of non-hazardous coal power plant fl