Industrial by-products, put back to work
Fly ash, GGBFS, micro silica, copper slag and rice husk ash are recovered streams from power generation, steel, ferrosilicon, copper smelting and rice milling. Graded to specification, they return to industrial use instead of disposal.
Four ways by-product reuse matters
- 01
Recovered by-product streams
Fly ash from power generation, GGBFS from iron making, micro silica from ferrosilicon furnaces, copper slag from smelting, husk ash from rice milling.
- 02
Lower clinker, lower CO₂
Fly ash and GGBFS replace 30–80% of cement depending on the application, directly reducing emissions per cubic metre.
- 03
Recyclable blasting media
Steel shot and grit are reused multiple times, cutting abrasive waste and disposal volumes.
- 04
Waste diverted from landfill
Ash, slag and husk that would otherwise be disposed of are graded and returned to industrial use.
Where each material comes from — and where it goes
| Material | Recovered from | Returned to use as |
|---|---|---|
| Fly Ash | Power generation | Supplementary cementitious material in concrete and blended cement; bricks and soil stabilization |
| Ground Granulated Blast Furnace Slag (GGBFS) | Iron making (blast furnace) | Cement replacement in general, marine and mass concrete |
| Micro Silica (Silica Fume) | Silicon / ferrosilicon alloy furnaces | Densifier for high-performance concrete, shotcrete and well cementing |
| Copper Slag Grit | Copper smelting | Expendable blasting abrasive for surface preparation |
| Rice Husk Ash (RHA) | Rice milling | Amorphous silica pozzolan for cementitious blends |
| Cenosphere | Recovered from fly ash | Lightweight microspheres for density reduction |
Recyclable media: Steel Shot and Steel Grit are reused across multiple blasting cycles, cutting abrasive waste and disposal volumes.
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