Materials and Energy Recovery from the Final Disposal of Organic Waste
The book is a collection of scientific contributions that highlight how scientific and technological evolution can change the paradigm of organic waste as an environmental problem into a renewable resource of energy and materials. Numerous researchers and research institutions that are located in di...
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| description | The book is a collection of scientific contributions that highlight how scientific and technological evolution can change the paradigm of organic waste as an environmental problem into a renewable resource of energy and materials. Numerous researchers and research institutions that are located in different countries with varying levels of socio-economic development and other traditions were involved in this work. The materials that were considered include household waste, including human excreta and those generated by typical urban activities. The organic waste was derived from the agro-industrial sector and from packaging labelled as being biodegradable. Problems related to the detoxification of aquatic plants are discussed and the use of these plants for their ability to produce biomethane is documented simultaneously. An organic waste management strategy that was developed in the Albania context is also presented and discussed. Anaerobic digestion is one of the most widely studied technologies in this field, and this process is responsible for the production of biogas or methane, even in fossil resource-rich countries. On the other hand, aerobic fermentation is considered for the degradation of very toxic organic substances that can be dissolved into aqueous solutions that aid in the recovery of valuable materials from electrical and electronic equipment that do not have further use. There are a wide range of arguments and experiences that support the use of waste as a resource through disposal with simultaneous energy enhancement and the production of new materials, thus limiting the use of non-renewable resources for more sustainable development for the benefit of future generations. |
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| spelling | doab-20.500.12854ir-787252024-04-11T15:11:26Z Materials and Energy Recovery from the Final Disposal of Organic Waste Di Giacomo, Gabriele biogas plants anaerobic digestion plant monitoring bioenergy process optimization environment technologies waste management organic waste organic waste projection biomethane Pistia stratiotes L. plants copper bioremoval anaerobic degradation of hazardous plants environmental biotechnology bioremediation biomethane production sewage sludge organic matter valorization energy saving alternative fuel biopolymers starch- and polylactic acid-based material methane production surface roughness tensile strength FTIR and microscopic analyses biogas greenhouse gas economic feasibility tetramethylammonium hydroxide industrial and organic wastewater E&S industry pilot scale activity aerobic treatment chemical precipitation safeguard and groundwater quality water quality brewing industry residual brewer’s grains biosorption Cd(II) ions kinetics biogas plant biowaste circular economy feedstock municipal waste odorants odour nuisance organic fraction from municipal solid waste freshwater from the sea purification of municipal wastewater osmotic energy reverse osmosis pressure retarded osmosis process integration energy efficiency environmental sustainability n/a thema EDItEUR::T Technology, Engineering, Agriculture, Industrial processes::TB Technology: general issues::TBX History of engineering and technology The book is a collection of scientific contributions that highlight how scientific and technological evolution can change the paradigm of organic waste as an environmental problem into a renewable resource of energy and materials. Numerous researchers and research institutions that are located in different countries with varying levels of socio-economic development and other traditions were involved in this work. The materials that were considered include household waste, including human excreta and those generated by typical urban activities. The organic waste was derived from the agro-industrial sector and from packaging labelled as being biodegradable. Problems related to the detoxification of aquatic plants are discussed and the use of these plants for their ability to produce biomethane is documented simultaneously. An organic waste management strategy that was developed in the Albania context is also presented and discussed. Anaerobic digestion is one of the most widely studied technologies in this field, and this process is responsible for the production of biogas or methane, even in fossil resource-rich countries. On the other hand, aerobic fermentation is considered for the degradation of very toxic organic substances that can be dissolved into aqueous solutions that aid in the recovery of valuable materials from electrical and electronic equipment that do not have further use. There are a wide range of arguments and experiences that support the use of waste as a resource through disposal with simultaneous energy enhancement and the production of new materials, thus limiting the use of non-renewable resources for more sustainable development for the benefit of future generations. 2022-02-24T10:34:18Z 2022-02-24T10:34:18Z 2022 book ONIX_20220224_9783036528533_23 9783036528533 9783036528526 https://directory.doabooks.org/handle/20.500.12854/78725 eng image/jpeg Attribution 4.0 International https://mdpi.com/books/pdfview/book/4816 https://mdpi.com/books/pdfview/book/4816 MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute 10.3390/books978-3-0365-2853-3 10.3390/books978-3-0365-2853-3 46cabcaa-dd94-4bfe-87b4-55023c1b36d0 9783036528533 9783036528526 184 Basel open access |
| spellingShingle | biogas plants anaerobic digestion plant monitoring bioenergy process optimization environment technologies waste management organic waste organic waste projection biomethane Pistia stratiotes L. plants copper bioremoval anaerobic degradation of hazardous plants environmental biotechnology bioremediation biomethane production sewage sludge organic matter valorization energy saving alternative fuel biopolymers starch- and polylactic acid-based material methane production surface roughness tensile strength FTIR and microscopic analyses biogas greenhouse gas economic feasibility tetramethylammonium hydroxide industrial and organic wastewater E&S industry pilot scale activity aerobic treatment chemical precipitation safeguard and groundwater quality water quality brewing industry residual brewer’s grains biosorption Cd(II) ions kinetics biogas plant biowaste circular economy feedstock municipal waste odorants odour nuisance organic fraction from municipal solid waste freshwater from the sea purification of municipal wastewater osmotic energy reverse osmosis pressure retarded osmosis process integration energy efficiency environmental sustainability n/a thema EDItEUR::T Technology, Engineering, Agriculture, Industrial processes::TB Technology: general issues::TBX History of engineering and technology Materials and Energy Recovery from the Final Disposal of Organic Waste |
| title | Materials and Energy Recovery from the Final Disposal of Organic Waste |
| title_full | Materials and Energy Recovery from the Final Disposal of Organic Waste |
| title_fullStr | Materials and Energy Recovery from the Final Disposal of Organic Waste |
| title_full_unstemmed | Materials and Energy Recovery from the Final Disposal of Organic Waste |
| title_short | Materials and Energy Recovery from the Final Disposal of Organic Waste |
| title_sort | materials and energy recovery from the final disposal of organic waste |
| topic | biogas plants anaerobic digestion plant monitoring bioenergy process optimization environment technologies waste management organic waste organic waste projection biomethane Pistia stratiotes L. plants copper bioremoval anaerobic degradation of hazardous plants environmental biotechnology bioremediation biomethane production sewage sludge organic matter valorization energy saving alternative fuel biopolymers starch- and polylactic acid-based material methane production surface roughness tensile strength FTIR and microscopic analyses biogas greenhouse gas economic feasibility tetramethylammonium hydroxide industrial and organic wastewater E&S industry pilot scale activity aerobic treatment chemical precipitation safeguard and groundwater quality water quality brewing industry residual brewer’s grains biosorption Cd(II) ions kinetics biogas plant biowaste circular economy feedstock municipal waste odorants odour nuisance organic fraction from municipal solid waste freshwater from the sea purification of municipal wastewater osmotic energy reverse osmosis pressure retarded osmosis process integration energy efficiency environmental sustainability n/a thema EDItEUR::T Technology, Engineering, Agriculture, Industrial processes::TB Technology: general issues::TBX History of engineering and technology |
| topic_facet | biogas plants anaerobic digestion plant monitoring bioenergy process optimization environment technologies waste management organic waste organic waste projection biomethane Pistia stratiotes L. plants copper bioremoval anaerobic degradation of hazardous plants environmental biotechnology bioremediation biomethane production sewage sludge organic matter valorization energy saving alternative fuel biopolymers starch- and polylactic acid-based material methane production surface roughness tensile strength FTIR and microscopic analyses biogas greenhouse gas economic feasibility tetramethylammonium hydroxide industrial and organic wastewater E&S industry pilot scale activity aerobic treatment chemical precipitation safeguard and groundwater quality water quality brewing industry residual brewer’s grains biosorption Cd(II) ions kinetics biogas plant biowaste circular economy feedstock municipal waste odorants odour nuisance organic fraction from municipal solid waste freshwater from the sea purification of municipal wastewater osmotic energy reverse osmosis pressure retarded osmosis process integration energy efficiency environmental sustainability n/a thema EDItEUR::T Technology, Engineering, Agriculture, Industrial processes::TB Technology: general issues::TBX History of engineering and technology |
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