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Human Exposure Risks for Metals in Soil Near a Coal-Fired Power-Generating Plant by George, Joshy, Masto, Reginald E., Ram, Lal C., Das, Tarit B., Rout, Tofan K., Mohan, Mahesh

“…Coal-fired thermal power stations (TPSs) may contaminate the surrounding soil and could lead to pollution levels that can affect human health. Soil samples…”
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Zero-dimensional model for the prediction of carbon nanotube (CNT) growth region in heterogeneous methane-flame environment by Zainal, Muhammad Thalhah, Hamzah, Norikhwan, Abdul Wahid, Mazlan, Kamaruzaman, Natrah, Chong, Cheng Tung, Ani, Mohd Hanafi, Amzin, Shokri, Das, Tarit, Mohd Yasin, Mohd Fairus

“…The conventional multi-scale modelling approach that predicts carbon nanotube (CNT) growth region in heterogeneous flame environment is computationally…”
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Prediction of coal ash fusion temperatures using computational intelligence based models by Tambe, Sanjeev S., Naniwadekar, Makarand, Tiwary, Shishir, Mukherjee, Ashis, Das, Tarit Baran

“…In the coal-based combustion and gasification processes, the mineral matter contained in the coal (predominantly oxides), is left as an incombustible residue,…”
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Mercury emissions and partitioning from Indian coal-fired power plants by Agarwalla, Hridesh, Senapati, Rabi Narayan, Das, Tarit Baran

“…In India coal combustion is the single largest source of emission of mercury which is a wide-spread persistent global toxicant, travelling across international…”
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Investigation on mercury flow and emission in integrated primary iron production process by Agarwalla, Hridesh, Senapati, Rabi Narayan, Das, Tarit Baran

“…The Minamata convention addresses the issue related to mercury poisoning and aim to reduce mercury pollution, as mercury is one of the major concerns for human…”
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Mercury in Indian Thermal Coals by Das, Tarit Baran, Senapati, Rabi Narayan, Agarwalla, Hridesh

“…In India, coal utilization in power generation, constitutes as the single largest source of mercury emissions. This study presents mercury content in Indian…”
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Mercury in coal from south eastern coalfield and mercury partitioning at sub-critical coal-fired power plant by Agarwalla, Hridesh, Das, Tarit Baran, Senapati, Rabinarayan, Gangopadhyay, Monalisa, Masto, Reginald E., Kumar, Manish, Singh, Vikram

“…India is considered as one of the major mercury emitters of the world. Coal combustion in power plants is the foremost source of mercury emissions. Coal…”
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Preparation and Certification of Indian Reference Material of Bituminous Coal by Das, Tarit Baran, Chattopadhyay, U. S., Soni, D., Singh, K., Singh, P. K.

“…Certified reference materials (CRMs) are used for evaluating analytical methods, quality assurance and traceability of analytical results to international…”
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