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CD Hills
CD Hills
University of Greenwich + Queen Mary, London + Imperial College, London
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A review of accelerated carbonation technology in the treatment of cement-based materials and sequestration of CO2
MF Bertos, SJR Simons, CD Hills, PJ Carey
Journal of hazardous materials 112 (3), 193-205, 2004
11862004
Immobilisation of heavy metal in cement-based solidification/stabilisation: A review
QY Chen, M Tyrer, CD Hills, XM Yang, P Carey
Waste management 29 (1), 390-403, 2009
8142009
Precipitation of heavy metals from wastewater using simulated flue gas: sequent additions of fly ash, lime and carbon dioxide
Q Chen, Z Luo, C Hills, G Xue, M Tyrer
Water research 43 (10), 2605-2614, 2009
5102009
Biomass waste utilisation in low-carbon products: harnessing a major potential resource
N Tripathi, CD Hills, RS Singh, CJ Atkinson
NPJ climate and atmospheric science 2 (1), 35, 2019
4822019
Accelerated carbonation treatment of industrial wastes
PJ Gunning, CD Hills, PJ Carey
Waste management 30 (6), 1081-1090, 2010
2452010
Accelerated carbonation of municipal solid waste incineration fly ashes
X Li, MF Bertos, CD Hills, PJ Carey, S Simon
Waste management 27 (9), 1200-1206, 2007
2392007
Investigation of accelerated carbonation for the stabilisation of MSW incinerator ashes and the sequestration of CO 2
MF Bertos, X Li, SJR Simons, CD Hills, PJ Carey
Green Chemistry 6 (8), 428-436, 2004
2332004
Synergy between surface adsorption and photocatalysis during degradation of humic acid on TiO2/activated carbon composites
G Xue, H Liu, Q Chen, C Hills, M Tyrer, F Innocent
Journal of Hazardous Materials 186 (1), 765-772, 2011
2282011
Current status and perspectives of accelerated carbonation processes on municipal waste combustion residues
G Costa, R Baciocchi, A Polettini, R Pomi, CD Hills, PJ Carey
Environmental monitoring and assessment 135, 55-75, 2007
2182007
Characterisation of products of tricalcium silicate hydration in the presence of heavy metals
QY Chen, CD Hills, M Tyrer, I Slipper, HG Shen, A Brough
Journal of Hazardous Materials 147 (3), 817-825, 2007
1682007
The effect of carbon dioxide on β-dicalcium silicate and Portland cement
O Shtepenko, C Hills, A Brough, M Thomas
Chemical Engineering Journal 118 (1-2), 107-118, 2006
1632006
Production of lightweight aggregate from industrial waste and carbon dioxide
PJ Gunning, CD Hills, PJ Carey
Waste management 29 (10), 2722-2728, 2009
1602009
The influence of interference effects on the mechanical, microstructural and fixation characteristics of cement-solidified hazardous waste forms
CD Hills, SJT Pollard
Journal of Hazardous Materials 52 (2-3), 171-191, 1997
1461997
Mineralization technology for carbon capture, utilization, and storage
CD Hills, N Tripathi, PJ Carey
Frontiers in Energy Research 8, 142, 2020
1372020
Review of scientific literature on the use of stabilisation/solidification for the treatment of contaminated soil, solid waste and sludges (SC980003/SR2)
BD Bone, LH Barnard, DI Boardman, PJ Carey, CD Hills, HM Jones, ...
Environment Agency, 2004
1332004
Solidification of stainless steel slag by accelerated carbonation
DC Johnson, CL MacLeod, PJ Carey, CD Hills
Environmental technology 24 (6), 671-678, 2003
1122003
Preliminary investigation into the effects of carbonation on cement-solidified hazardous wastes
LC Lange, CD Hills, AB Poole
Environmental science & technology 30 (1), 25-30, 1995
1081995
Ordinary Portland cement based solidification of toxic wastes: the role of OPC reviewed
CD Hills, CJ Sollars, R Perry
Cement and Concrete Research 23 (1), 196-212, 1993
1061993
The effect of accelerated carbonation on the properties of cement-solidified waste forms
LC Lange, CD Hills, AB Poole
Waste Management 16 (8), 757-763, 1996
1031996
Effect of carbonation on properties of blended and non-blended cement solidified waste forms
LC Lange, CD Hills, AB Poole
Journal of hazardous materials 52 (2-3), 193-212, 1997
1001997
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