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Gasification of Waste Materials - Technologies for Generating Energy, Gas, and Chemicals from Municipal Solid Waste, Biomass, Nonrecycled Plastics, Sludges, and Wet Solid Wastes (Paperback)
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Gasification of Waste Materials - Technologies for Generating Energy, Gas, and Chemicals from Municipal Solid Waste, Biomass, Nonrecycled Plastics, Sludges, and Wet Solid Wastes (Paperback)
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Gasification of Waste Materials: Technologies for Generating
Energy, Gas and Chemicals from MSW, Biomass, Non-recycled Plastics,
Sludges and Wet Solid Wastes explores the most recent gasification
technologies developing worldwide to convert waste solids to energy
and synthesis gas and chemical products. The authors examine the
thermodynamic aspects, accepted reaction mechanisms and kinetic
constraints of using municipal solid waste (MSW), biomass,
non-recycled plastics (NRP), sludges and wet solid wastes as
feedstock. They identify the distinctions between pyrolysis,
gasification, plasma, hydrothermal gasification, and supercritical
systems. A comprehensive summary of laboratory and demonstration
activities is presented, as well as field scale systems that have
been in operation using solid waste streams as input, highlighting
their areas of disconnect and alignment. The book also provides a
summary of information on emissions from the stack, comparing them
with other thermal conversion systems using similar feedstock. It
then goes on to assess the areas that must be improved to ensure
gasification systems become as successful as combustion systems
operating on waste streams, ranging from feedstock processing to
gasifier output gas clean-up, downstream system requirements and
corrosion. The economics and future projections for waste
gasification systems are also discussed. For its consolidation of
the current technical knowledge, this text is recommended for
engineering researchers, graduate students, industry professionals,
municipal engineers and decision makers when planning, designing
and deploying waste to energy projects, especially those using MSW
as feedstock.
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