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Waste-to-Energy Approaches Towards Zero Waste
Interdisciplinary Methods of Controlling Waste
Coordinators: Singh Sunpreet, Goswami Lalit, Mustansar Hussain Chaudhery
Language: English
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Keywords
?Anaerobic digestion; Bioconversion technology; Biodiesel; Bioethanol; Biofuel; Biofuel production; Biogas; Biohydrogen; Biological conversion; Biomass type; Biorefinery; Catalysis; Clean energy; Codigestion; Combustion; Decoupling; Economic growth; Emissions intensity; Energy intensity; Engineered pathways; Ethanol blending; Feedstock; Fermentation; Gasification; Genetic and metabolic engineering; Genetic modification; Global warming; Greenhouse gasses; Holistic approach; Index decomposition; Invasive plant species; Lignocellulosic biomass; Log-mean divisia index; Metabolic engineering; Microbial electrolysis cell; Microbial fuel cell; Microwave; Oleaginous microbes; Organic waste; Policy analysis; Policy drivers and barriers; Process intensification; Pyrolysis; Renewable energy; Solid waste; Strategy; Structural decomposition; Sustainability; Sustainable energy; Tapio decoupling method; Techno-economic analysis; Thermal conversions; Two-stage anaerobic digestion; Upstream and downstream processing; Waste cooking oil; Waste management; Waste to energy; Waste valorization; Waste-to-energy; Wastewater; Water gas shift reaction
454 p. · 15.2x22.8 cm · Paperback
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Waste-to-Energy Approaches Towards Zero Waste: Interdisciplinary Methods of Controlling Waste provides a comprehensive overview of the key technologies and approaches to achieve zero waste from energy. The book emphasizes the importance of an integrated approach to waste-to-energy using fundamental concepts and principles, and presents key methods, their applications, and perspectives on future development. The book provides readers with the tools to make key decisions on waste-to-energy projects from zero-waste principles, while incorporating sustainability and life cycle assessments from financial and environmental perspectives.
Waste-to-Energy Approaches Towards Zero Waste: Interdisciplinary Methods of Controlling Waste offers practical guidance on achieving energy with zero waste ideal for researchers and graduate students involved in waste-to-energy and renewable energy, waste remediation, and sustainability.
1. Emerging opportunities for waste reuse and waste-to-energy conversion 2. Waste-to-energy incineration: Major developments in combustion technology 3. Waste to energy for better management of municipal solid waste 4. Waste-to-Energy (WTE) technologies for Sustainability targets 5. Life Cycle Assessment of Energy and Energy Carriers from Waste
Lalit Goswami, PhD, is a Postdoctoral Researcher at Chungbuk National University, Republic of Korea. He has received his Ph.D. in Environment from Centre for the Environment, Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Guwahati, India. He has a specialization in environmental biotechnology, biodiesel production, bio-inspired carbonaceous nano-materials, membrane separation, and bioreactors. His current research involves industrial wastewater treatment, micropollutant, biofuels, downstream processing, resource recovery, bio-inspired materials, hydrogeochemistry. Dr. Goswami is the author of several articles published in peer-reviewed journals, many book chapters and three books in his research areas published in Elsevier, Taylor and Francis, Springer and American Society for Civil Engineers, etc.
Chaudhery Mustansar Hussain is an adjun
- Provides an integrated approach for waste-to-energy using zero waste concepts
- Offers decision-making guidance on selecting the most appropriate approach for each project
- Presents the sustainability and life cycle assessment of WTE technologies on financial and environmental grounds
