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Guidance on air emissions and monitoring requirements during combustion of non-gaseous fuels

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The purpose of this document is to guide project proponents and regulators on air emissions and monitoring expectations where non-gaseous fuels are the proposed fuel source for specified types of... More ≫

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The purpose of this document is to guide project proponents and regulators on air emissions and monitoring expectations where non-gaseous fuels are the proposed fuel source for specified types of equipment. This guidance is based on technical studies conducted for Alberta Environment on the use of non-gaseous fuels in the oil sands for steam production. Emission ranges are based on an assessment of available control technologies.

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Management of reclaimed asphalt pavement

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This document describes requirements and recommended management of reclaimed asphalt pavement when used as a product. Reclaimed asphalt pavement resulting from roads and other structures where it... More ≫

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This document describes requirements and recommended management of reclaimed asphalt pavement when used as a product. Reclaimed asphalt pavement resulting from roads and other structures where it was used as a pavement is classified as inert material and should preferably be used as a resource.

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Quantification protocol for the substitution of bitumen binder in hot mix asphalt production and usage. Version 1.0

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This protocol is applicable to projects that involve the substitution of a proportion of the bitumen binder used in conventional hot mix asphalt for a sulphur product that reduces required... More ≫

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This protocol is applicable to projects that involve the substitution of a proportion of the bitumen binder used in conventional hot mix asphalt for a sulphur product that reduces required quantities of aggregate and bitumen, fuel usage due to reduced mix production temperatures and reduces emissions from the hot mix plant stack and paving application.

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