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Pavement Innovation Down-Under, Ccps Rigid And Flexible Pavement Applications, Craig Heidrich, Bill Martin, Geoff Hines, Justin Moss

World of Coal Ash Proceedings

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Closure Of Ash Ponds 1 And 2 At Duck Creek Power Station: Construction And Dewatering Techniques On Wet Ccr Material, Duane R. Lanoue, P.E., Dean Jones, Matt Ballance

World of Coal Ash Proceedings

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Fundamentals Of Testing Stabilized Coal Combustion Residuals For Encapsulation And Beneficial Use, Christopher D. Hardin, Paul Schmall

World of Coal Ash Proceedings

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Stress-Strain Behavior Of Specimens Of Near-Monolithic Synthetic Lightweight Aggregate, Annika Han, Chris Swan

World of Coal Ash Proceedings

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Use Of Coal Ash In Transportation Structures In Indiana, Sung Min Yoon, Nayyar Siddiki

World of Coal Ash Proceedings

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Deep Well Injection For Ccr Leachate And Wastewater Management, Arlen Striegl, Todd Stong, Jacob Sauer, Shane Stockdill

World of Coal Ash Proceedings

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Emergency Response For An Impoundment Dike Reconstruction, Matthew M. Pugh, Nick A. Parks

World of Coal Ash Proceedings

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Repair Of Blocked Gravity Leachate Collection Line Using Trenchless Techniques, Michael G. Rowland, Pe, Brian G. Palmer, Pe

World of Coal Ash Proceedings

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Mineralogical Transformation Of Coal Ash After Wet Pluviation, Chin-Min Cheng, Julia Sheets, Mehedy Amin, Omer Bozok

World of Coal Ash Proceedings

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A Risk Evaluation Of Controlled Low-Strength Materials (Clsm) Containing Coal Combustion Products (Ccps) In Construction Projects, Kathleen R. Radloff, Ari S. Lewis, Andrew B. Bittner, Qian Zhang

World of Coal Ash Proceedings

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The Horizontal Reactive Treatment Well (Hrx Well®): A New Remediation Technology For In Situ Contaminant Flux Control, Craig Eric Divine, Jesse Wright, Jack Wang, Margy Gentile

World of Coal Ash Proceedings

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Emerging Clean Water Act Issues For Ccr Surface Impoundments, John Kondziolka, Kathleen Radloff, Andrew Bittner

World of Coal Ash Proceedings

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Dewatering Ash – Progress Over The Last 5 Years, Greg M. Landry, Paul C. Schmall

World of Coal Ash Proceedings

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Towards Development Of Sustainable Asphalt Pavement Using Off-Spec Fly Ash, Ahmed Faheem, Ahmed Abdalla, Konstantin Sobolev

World of Coal Ash Proceedings

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Ccr Corrective Measures Assessment & Implementation – A Technical Roadmap And Smart Communication/Management Strategies, Steven F. Putrich, David Hagen

World of Coal Ash Proceedings

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Upgrading The Properties Of Fly-Ash From Long-Term Storage, With Simultaneous Deagglomeration, Drying & Classification Using Atritor Technology, Andrew Rigg, Scott Coley, Paul Machacek

World of Coal Ash Proceedings

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Lime Activated Coal Ash For Ccr Pond Closure Projects, Larry Gibson, Karen Slade

World of Coal Ash Proceedings

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A Thermodynamic-Guided Approach To Recycle Off-Spec Fly Ash Into Lightweight Aggregate, Mohammad Balapour, Newell Moser, Edward J. Garboczi, Grace Hsuan

World of Coal Ash Proceedings

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Beneficial Use Of Fly Ash As A Sustainable Building Material, Randall Stremmel, Thomas Weyand

World of Coal Ash Proceedings

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In-Situ Stabilization For Hydraulic Control At Ccr Sites, Paul R. Lear

World of Coal Ash Proceedings

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Study To Evaluate Future Ash Beneficial Use, Corina Maria Aldea, Gil M. Haines, Matt Bishop

World of Coal Ash Proceedings

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Coal Quality & Combustion Impacts On Ash Chemistry, Rod Hatt

World of Coal Ash Proceedings

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Real Time Pore Pressure Monitoring Of Ash And Construction-Induced Responses: The State Of The Practice, Paul C. Schmall, Chris Hardin, Kenneth Campbell, Ryan Smith

World of Coal Ash Proceedings

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Field And Laboratory Methods To Demonstrate Monitored Natural Attenuation For Coal Combustion Product Constituents In Groundwater, Jim Redwine, Masa Kanematsu, Kristi Mitchell, Dimitri Vlassopoulos

World of Coal Ash Proceedings

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Addressing Public Fear With Facts—Tva Coal Ash Fact Sheets, Melissa Hedgecoth, Lisa Jn Bradley, Rock Vitale, Neil Carriker

World of Coal Ash Proceedings

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Developing Single Use Deposits Of Coal Derived Fly Ash As A National Resource, Nigel Cooke

World of Coal Ash Proceedings

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Six Years Of Service, Supply, And Success: Processing Harvested Ccr From Impoundments, William Fedorka, P.E.

World of Coal Ash Proceedings

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Cerium Dioxide, A Jekyll And Hyde Nanomaterial, Can Increase Basal And Decrease Elevated Inflammation And Oxidative Stress, Robert Yokel, Marsha L. Ensor, Hemendra J. Vekaria, Patrick G. Sullivan, David J. Feola, Arnold Stromberg, Michael T. Tseng, Douglas A. Harrison

Pharmaceutical Sciences Faculty Publications

It was hypothesized that the catalyst nanoceria can increase oxidative

stress/inflammation from the basal state and reduce it from the elevated state .

Nanoceria are cleared by macrophages. To test the hypothesis, M0 (non-polarized),

M1- (classically activated, pro-inflammatory), and M2-like (alternatively activated,

regulatory phenotype) RAW 264.7 macrophages were nanoceria exposed. Responses

were quantified by arginase activity, IL-1ß level, cell oxygen consumption rate (OCR),

the glycolysis stress test (GST), morphology determined by light microscopy,

macrophage phenotype marker expression and morphology using a novel three

dimensional immunohistochemical method, and RT-qPCR. Nanoceria blocked

arginase and IL-1ß effects, increased M0 cell OCR and GST …

Sacscoc In Libraries, Julene L. Jones, Kathleen Bell

Library Presentations

In this webinar, two Assessment Librarians describe SACSCOC Library standards 11.1-11.3 as well as the narratives and evidentiary documents they compiled for their institutions' 2022 and 2023 reaffirmation processes. Slides also available at http://www.aserl.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/08/SACSCOC-in-Libraries.pdf

Sporadic Worldwide “Clusters” Of Feed Driven Zilpaterol Identifications In Racing Horses: A Review And Analysis, Jacob Machin, Kimberly Brewer, Abelardo Morales Briceno, Clara Fenger, George Maylin, Thomas Tobin

Maxwell H. Gluck Equine Research Center Faculty Publications

Zilpaterol is a β2-adrenergic agonist medication approved in certain countries as a cattle feed additive to improve carcass quality. Trace amounts of Zilpaterol can transfer to horse feed, yielding equine urinary “identifications” of Zilpaterol. These “identifications” occur because Zilpaterol is highly bioavailable in horses, resistant to biotransformation and excreted as unchanged Zilpaterol in urine, where it has a 5 day or so terminal half-life.

In horses, urinary steady-state concentrations are reached 25 days (5 half-lives) after exposure to contaminated feed. Zilpaterol readily presents in horse urine, yielding clusters of feed related Zilpaterol identifications in racehorses. The first cluster, April …