Waste and By-Product Recycling

38 W. Park Avenue, Suite 200

Long Beach, New York 11561
Phone: 516-431-4031

Fax: 516-431-4032
CEMAIL@ChesnerEngineering.com

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Waste and By-Product Recycling

CE is internationally renowned for its work in waste stabilization and waste and by-product recycling. Members of the firm have published extensively in this area and have been involved in the development of patents relative to waste stabilization and land reclamation options. Professional services include:

Market Analyses — Potential Uses
Material Processing Design
Waste Stabilization — Engineering and Environmental Evaluations
Evaluation Testing — Laboratory and Field Evaluations
Permitting Assistance — Beneficial Use Determinations
New Technology Development

CE was the lead consultant in the preparation of guidelines that were developed under contract with the Federal Highway Administration for use of nineteen waste and by-product materials in highway construction applications. These guidelines are available at the Federal Highway Administration’s Turner Fairbank Highway Research Center Web Site. Under contract with the Transportation Research Board (National Cooperative Highway Research Program), Chesner Engineering has prepared a computerized database on waste material use in highway construction.

CE has provided service to industry to assist in finding recycling options for by-product materials and to government in developing regulatory specifications and testing methods for evaluating the engineering and environmental suitability of using waste and by-product materials. CE has direct experience in testing and evaluating coal-fired power plant ash, oil-fired power plant ash, and sludges, municipal waste combustor ash, waste glass, foundry sand, recycled concrete, recycled asphalt, sewage sludge ash, petroleum contaminated soils, steel slag, blast furnace slag, construction and demolition debris, dredge muds, and cement and lime kiln dusts.

CE is presently working with the Federal Highway Administration and the University of New Hampshire's Recycled Materials Resource Center (RMRC) to develop evaluation guidelines and new AASHTO specifications for recycled materials.

Copyright © 2000 Chesner Engineering. All rights reserved.
Information in this document is subject to change without notice.
Other products and companies referred to herein are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective companies or mark holders.

		38 W. Park Avenue, Suite 200 Long Beach, New York 11561 Phone: 516-431-4031 Fax: 516-431-4032 CEMAIL@ChesnerEngineering.com
		Home \| Environmental and Risk Assessment \| Site Investigations and Remediation Marine and Dredge Management \| Waste and By-Product Recycling \| Waste Stabilization Water and Wastewater Treatment Waste and By-Product Recycling CE is internationally renowned for its work in waste stabilization and waste and by-product recycling. Members of the firm have published extensively in this area and have been involved in the development of patents relative to waste stabilization and land reclamation options. Professional services include: Market Analyses — Potential Uses Material Processing Design Waste Stabilization — Engineering and Environmental Evaluations Evaluation Testing — Laboratory and Field Evaluations Permitting Assistance — Beneficial Use Determinations New Technology Development CE was the lead consultant in the preparation of guidelines that were developed under contract with the Federal Highway Administration for use of nineteen waste and by-product materials in highway construction applications. These guidelines are available at the Federal Highway Administration’s Turner Fairbank Highway Research Center Web Site. Under contract with the Transportation Research Board (National Cooperative Highway Research Program), Chesner Engineering has prepared a computerized database on waste material use in highway construction. CE has provided service to industry to assist in finding recycling options for by-product materials and to government in developing regulatory specifications and testing methods for evaluating the engineering and environmental suitability of using waste and by-product materials. CE has direct experience in testing and evaluating coal-fired power plant ash, oil-fired power plant ash, and sludges, municipal waste combustor ash, waste glass, foundry sand, recycled concrete, recycled asphalt, sewage sludge ash, petroleum contaminated soils, steel slag, blast furnace slag, construction and demolition debris, dredge muds, and cement and lime kiln dusts. CE is presently working with the Federal Highway Administration and the University of New Hampshire's Recycled Materials Resource Center (RMRC) to develop evaluation guidelines and new AASHTO specifications for recycled materials. Copyright © 2000 Chesner Engineering. All rights reserved. Information in this document is subject to change without notice. Other products and companies referred to herein are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective companies or mark holders.