Recycling and Resource Recovery Engineering Principles of Waste Processing
This book covers mechanical processing of solid waste. It moves beyond a basic understanding of waste control to encompass waste processing as an industry expected to take its place alongside existing industrial raw materials suppliers. The author begins by describing the industry as it should devel...
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Format: | eBook |
Language: | English |
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Berlin, Heidelberg
Springer Berlin Heidelberg
1996, 1996
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Edition: | 1st ed. 1996 |
Series: | Environmental Engineering
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Collection: | Springer Book Archives -2004 - Collection details see MPG.ReNa |
Table of Contents:
- 1 Waste as a Resource
- 1.1 Political Background
- 1.2 Resource Economics
- 1.3 Recycling
- 1.4 Automated Processing
- 2 Waste Analysis
- 2.1 Waste Sampling
- 2.2 Waste Composition
- 2.3 Determination of Waste Properties
- 2.4 Energy Recovery Assessments
- 2.5 Hazardous Waste Aspects
- 2.6 The Waste Analysis Laboratory
- 3 System Design
- 3.1 Design of Recycling Systems
- 3.2 Design of Process Trains
- 3.3 Product Design for Recycling
- 3.4 Efficiency of Unit Operations and Systems
- 3.5 Conveyance
- 3.6 Safety
- 4 Energy Recovery
- 4.1 Combustion Equipment
- 4.2 Energy Recovery Analysis
- 4.3 Emissions
- 4.4 Residue Control
- 4.5 Refuse-Derived Fuel
- 5 Size Reduction
- 5.1 Volume Reduction
- 5.2 Particle Size Reduction
- 6 Fluid Separation
- 6.1 General Theory of Fluids Separation
- 6.2 Categories of Fluids Separators
- 6.3 Air Classification in Waste Processing
- 7 Screening
- 7.1 Flat Screens
- 7.2 Screening Theory
- 7.3 The Trommel and Related Theory
- 7.4 Trommel Operation
- 8 Metals Recovery
- 8.1 Ferrous Metals Separation
- 8.2 Non-Ferrous Metals Separation
- 9 Detect-and-Route Systems
- 9.1 Detect-and-Route System Configuration
- 9.2 Glass Separation
- 9.3 Plastics Separation
- 10 Digestion
- 10.1 Current Methods of Degradation
- 10.2 Optimization of Degradation
- 10.3 Implications of Optimized Aerobic Landfill Degradation
- 10.4 Processing of Degraded Waste