Geotechnical and Hydrogeological Evaluation of Artificial Soils to Remediate Acid Mine Drainage and Improve Mine Rehabilitation – An Australian Case Study
作者： Michael Taylor , Mohan Yellishetty , Barbara C. Panther
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-02678-7_83
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摘要: This project investigates the feasibility of combining overburden (OB) produced from an open cut brown coal mine, rejected wood chip waste a Kraft Paper Mill (KMR), and industrially derived compost. The outcome is artificial soil that mitigates Acid Mine Drainage (AMD) enhances heath suitability for rehabilitation. three separate industries are local to each other, facilitating economical transportation streams.
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