The Technology of Upward Capillary Formation of Waste for Creating a Deposit before Land Reclamation
Abstract
(ISSN 2766-6190)
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Special Issue
Emerging Technology and Studies in Environmental Reclamation Engineering, Planning, and Design
Submission Deadline: July 31, 2022 (Open) Submit Now
Guest Editors
Jon B. Burley, Associate Professor, PhD, FASLA
School of Planning, Design and Construction, Michigan State University, USA
Research Interests: surface mine reclamation, post-industrial reclamation, wildlife habitat studies, visual quality assessment, landscape metrics, landscape research methods, landscape history.
Luís Carlos Loures, Professor Adjunto, PhD
Polytechnic Institute of Portalegre, Portugal
Research Interests: urban and regional planning, landscape reclamation, environmental planning and sustainability
About this Topic:
This special issue recognizes the expansion and diversity of the term “reclamation” and is open to a wide range of topics/papers related to the advancement and knowledge concerning the effort and concept: including modification of xeric landscapes, recovery of coastal lands, surface mine reclamation, post-industrial reclamation, coral reef restoration, disturbances from invasive species, and adaptive re-use of environments such as in cities. Topics can address social science or natural resource issues, plus innovations in engineering, planning, and design. Formal research studies, case studies, and critiques are welcomed. This issue is both broad and multidisciplinary in scope.
Publication
The Technology of Upward Capillary Formation of Waste for Creating a Deposit before Land ReclamationAbstract Mineral resources in the subsoil are classified as exhaustible. One of the ways to potentially replenish the sources of mineral resources is presented in the materials of these studies. In this article, we studied the natural formation in the bowels of the array of zones of high concentrations of compounds of useful components. We aimed to [...] |
Modeling CO2 and N2 Permeation through Mixed Matrix Membranes Containing Oxygenated Carbon Nanotubes Dispersed in PolysulfoneAbstract Mixed matrix membranes (MMMs) consist of a polymeric phase and a dispersed solid filler such as zeolites or carbon nanotubes. We prepared symmetric and asymmetric polysulfone-based MMMs containing functionalized multi-walled carbon nanotubes (MWNT-O) for CO2/N2 separation. Maxwell’s model was [...] |
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