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P Plescia¹, D Gizzi, S Benedetti

¹CNR Istituto Studio Materiali Nanostrutturati Area della Ricerca di Roma Montelibretti (RM), Italy. p.plescia@assing.it

Waste Management (New York, N.Y.)

|May 10, 2003

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Numerous industrial and experimental facilities have been set up, particularly in the last ten years, as a result of studies and researches on treating asbestos-containing waste (ACW) to stabilise it and to enable its reuse. Some of the stabilisation processes reduce the hazards of ACW by imprisoning in a cement or resonoid matrix. Other processes modify the fibrous structure of asbestos and transform it into an inert substance. One such inactivation process is mechanochemical transformation. This new technology is extremely interesting both economically and industrially, especially in view of the European Directive 1999/3/CE of 24/4/99, which provides for the obligatory treatment of all types of waste material before its disposal.

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