Possibilities thermal utilization of solid char from pyrolysis of municipal solid waste
Requirements for quality of solid char from pyrolysis of municipal solid waste were studied from the point of view of possible utilization for combustion.
by Raclavska, H., Kucbel, M., Raclavsky, K., Skrobankova, H., Juchelkova, D.
Laboratory tests of pyrolysis were carried out with samples of municipal solid waste with various moisture. Mineral phases in solid char were determined by X-ray diffraction. Behavior of hazardous elements during pyrolysis was studied and possibility to control selected risk elements by technical means was proposed.
Get full article here [external link]published: 2016 IEEE 16th International Conference on Environment and Electrical Engineering (EEEIC), 8|2016
Keywords: Energy Recovery, Plastics
Related papers
TWT in the Centre of Circular Economy – Roxyfuel for Energy-saving CO2 Delivery
Report on Experience in Dubai
ESWET reply to the European Commission consultation on the proposed Delegated Act & Annex on GHG savings of low carbon fuels
Packaging Waste Statistics
Minutes of the ForumZ web talk on 14.08.2024
Synergies for the Climate by combining AD plants with WtE
Using life cycle assessment to compare efficiency and environmental impacts of different waste to energy options for Sao Paulo’s municipal solid waste
“Waste to energy” as a Driver Towards a Sustainable and Circular Energy Future for the Balkan Countries
Environmental assessment of landfill gas mitigation using biocover and gas collection with energy utilisation at aging landfills
Waste to energy, indispensable cornerstone or circular economy: A mini-review
Report on Experience in Dubai
ESWET reply to the European Commission consultation on the proposed Delegated Act & Annex on GHG savings of low carbon fuels
Packaging Waste Statistics
Minutes of the ForumZ web talk on 14.08.2024
Synergies for the Climate by combining AD plants with WtE
Using life cycle assessment to compare efficiency and environmental impacts of different waste to energy options for Sao Paulo’s municipal solid waste
“Waste to energy” as a Driver Towards a Sustainable and Circular Energy Future for the Balkan Countries
Environmental assessment of landfill gas mitigation using biocover and gas collection with energy utilisation at aging landfills
Waste to energy, indispensable cornerstone or circular economy: A mini-review