Veolia procedures ash for aggregate subsitute

Veolia procedures ash for aggregate subsitute

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Processing incinerator bottom ash at Ling Hall quarry

Processing incinerator bottom ash at Ling Hall quarry

Veolia anticipates its brand-new processing center at Ling Hall quarry, near Rugby, will produce 50,000 tonnes of aggregates per year from the treatment of non-recyclable black bag waste at the Battlefield waste-to-energy incinerator.

Veolia is working with Meldgaard Recycling and Levenseat on the effort.

The Ling Hall center procedures incinerator bottom ash (IBA) through a mix of magnetic separation devices, consistingof overband magnets and eddy existing separators, to eliminate ferrous and non-ferrous metals. The resulting output is then graded for usage.

Chief operating officer Donald Macphail stated: “By processing bottom ash from

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