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Waste to Sustainable Energy - MFCs - Prospects through Prognosis (Paperback)
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With no emissions and water as a byproduct, the globe could imagine
a sustainable and resilient human kind that obliterates any
possible chances of future climate change. With increased
globalization, there has been an unprecedented escalation in
production processes thus generating valued products and
byproducts. A significant quantum of the waste materials generated
can be transformed into fuels with the help of MFCs. MFC's
utilities would bring about a paradigm shift built on the
principles of sustainability, encompassing closed loop biorefinery
approach. A MFC's bio-refinery ensures complete allocation of
products and byproducts in various processes yielding zero waste.
Such efforts would not only help in managing waste but also
contribute to generation of renewable fuel and valued products that
fosters sustainable development. To cater to the needs of the
present challenges in waste management, bioenergy and bio product
recovery and commercial sustainability, this book on MFCs will
emphasize and throw light on various mechanisms, routes and
reaction engineering approaches for complete transformation of
waste to wealth.
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