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Despite the existence of many technologies allowing for recovery of coal combustion products (CCPs), they still remain a product that is problematic enough, with their industrial use in the world lying in the range 40-60%. The remaining CCPs produced in the energy industry end up in landfills or are stored, thus losing their property. One of the main directions of CCPs recovery has been, for many years, the underground mining industry, where they are used, among others, as fillings in mining excavations, component...