Report: “Environmental impact studies in seawater construction used heavy metal-containing ‘iron silica sludge’ (1982)”
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‘The resulting as a by-product of ore smelting
Iron silica varnish is produced in large quantities in
Seawater construction (bumps, barrier dams, port facilities)
used. Due to the high proportion of potential
toxic heavy metals, in particular copper, zinc and
Lead, however, this building material is controversial. In the
The Netherlands has been involved in both domestic and
also banned in the seawater area as early as 1976. At the
Three studies on the environmental compatibility of iron silica varnishes were prepared during the 1980s.
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