Article | REF: C5371 V1

Use of industrial sub-products - Coal shales

Authors: Pierre ROSSI, Ludovic GAVOIS, Guy RAOUL

Publication date: August 10, 2008 | Lire en français

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    8. Site references

    • Numerous major references in northern and eastern France: road and motorway networks (notably the A1 freeway).

    • Frottey-Liotant bypass.

    • Notable use in the construction of the new TGV Nord high-speed rail line (figure ): around 10 million tonnes according to source Surschiste (early 1990s).

    • An important recent economic reference: the Dourges multimodal platform.

      Main quantities :

      • spoil heaps: 2.5 million m 3 ;

      • backfill 1 million m 3 ;

      • subgrade 150,000 m 3 ;

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