Coal Ash Processing
PEC Consulting Group is a leading provider of technical services to support the development of facilities that recover ash with cementitious properties. We specialize in transforming industrial byproducts into valuable resources.
Our comprehensive approach encompasses everything from initial resource assessment and feasibility studies to detailed facility design and planning. With our deep industry knowledge and proven track record, we are your trusted partner in maximizing the value of your ash.
Transform ash into profit
PEC Consulting Group offers comprehensive solutions for ash recovery projects. From resource evaluation to facility design, we help you maximize the value of your ash.
Mineral Resources
- Evaluation of reserves.
- Evaluation of laboratory testing.
- Landfill planning recovery.
Scoping Studies
- Conceptual and economic studies.
- Pre-feasibility and bankable feasibility studies.
Conceptual Studies
- Receiving and storage.
- Materials handling.
- Drying.
- Classification.
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- Grinding.
- Environmental controls.
- Storages.
- Rail and truck dispatch.
Project Implementation
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- Project schedule development.
- Selection of process equipment.
- CapEx and OpEx verification.
- Procurement & expediting assistance.
- Contractor selection assistance.
- Site advisory services.
- Commissioning and start-up assistance.
Trans-Loading Studies
- Full project development for rail-to-truck remote terminals.
PEC Consulting Group is your trusted partner in transforming ash into a valuable resource. Our comprehensive approach and deep industry knowledge ensure the success of your ash recovery project.
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