Waste-to-Energy Approaches Towards Zero Waste: Interdisciplinary Methods of Controlling Waste provides a comprehensive overview of the key technologies and approaches to achieve zero waste from energy. The book emphasizes the importance of an integrated approach to waste-to-energy using fundamental concepts and principles, and presents key methods, their applications, and perspectives on future development. The book provides readers with the tools to make key decisions on waste-to-energy projects from zero-waste principles, while incorporating sustainability and life cycle assessments from financial and environmental perspectives.
Waste-to-Energy Approaches Towards Zero Waste: Interdisciplinary Methods of Controlling Waste offers practical guidance on achieving energy with zero waste ideal for researchers and graduate students involved in waste-to-energy and renewable energy, waste remediation, and sustainability.
1. Waste-to-Energy Approaches Towards Zero Waste - p. iii 2. Cover - p. iii 3. Title Page - p. iii 4. Copyright Page - p. iv 5. Table of Contents - p. v 6. List of Contributors - p. xv 7. Chapter 1 Emerging sustainable opportunities for waste to bioenergy: an overview - p. 1 8. Chapter 2 Role of lignocellulosic bioethanol in the transportation sector: limitations and advancements in bioethanol production from lignocellulosic biomass - p. 57 9. Chapter 3 In-depth analysis of waste cooking oil as renewable and ecofriendly biofuel candidate - p. 87 10. Chapter 4 Emerging commercial opportunities for conversion of waste to energy: aspect of gasification technology - p. 105 11. Chapter 5 Anaerobic digestion as a sustainable biorefinery concept for waste to energy conversion - p. 129 12. Chapter 6 Biohydrogen production from wastewater and organic solid wastes - p. 165 13. Chapter 7 Recent advancement in microwave-assisted pyrolysis for biooil production - p. 197 14. Chapter 8 Oleaginous microbes: potential and challenges from waste-to-energy conversion - p. 221 15. Chapter 9 Strategic consideration as feedstock resource for biofuel production as a holistic approach to control invasive plant species - p. 245 16. Chapter 10 The methods and factors of decoupling energy usage and economic growth - p. 269 17. Chapter 11 Sustainable energy generation from municipal solid waste - p. 315 18. Chapter 12 Life cycle assessment and techno-economic analysis of algae-derived biodiesel: current challenges and future prospects - p. 343 19. Chapter 13 Biohythane production from organic waste: challenges and techno-economic perspective - p. 373 20. Chapter 14 Waste biomass to biobutanol: recent trends and advancements - p. 393 21. Index - p. 425
Waste-to-Energy Approaches Towards Zero Waste: Interdisciplinary Methods of Controlling Waste provides a comprehensive overview of the key technologies and approaches to achieve zero waste from energy. The book emphasizes the importance of an integrated approach to waste-to-energy using fundamental concepts and principles, and presents key methods, their applications, and perspectives on future development. The book provides readers with the tools to make key decisions on waste-to-energy projects from zero-waste principles, while incorporating sustainability and life cycle assessments from financial and environmental perspectives.
Waste-to-Energy Approaches Towards Zero Waste: Interdisciplinary Methods of Controlling Waste offers practical guidance on achieving energy with zero waste ideal for researchers and graduate students involved in waste-to-energy and renewable energy, waste remediation, and sustainability.
1. Waste-to-Energy Approaches Towards Zero Waste - p. iii 2. Cover - p. iii 3. Title Page - p. iii 4. Copyright Page - p. iv 5. Table of Contents - p. v 6. List of Contributors - p. xv 7. Chapter 1 Emerging sustainable opportunities for waste to bioenergy: an overview - p. 1 8. Chapter 2 Role of lignocellulosic bioethanol in the transportation sector: limitations and advancements in bioethanol production from lignocellulosic biomass - p. 57 9. Chapter 3 In-depth analysis of waste cooking oil as renewable and ecofriendly biofuel candidate - p. 87 10. Chapter 4 Emerging commercial opportunities for conversion of waste to energy: aspect of gasification technology - p. 105 11. Chapter 5 Anaerobic digestion as a sustainable biorefinery concept for waste to energy conversion - p. 129 12. Chapter 6 Biohydrogen production from wastewater and organic solid wastes - p. 165 13. Chapter 7 Recent advancement in microwave-assisted pyrolysis for biooil production - p. 197 14. Chapter 8 Oleaginous microbes: potential and challenges from waste-to-energy conversion - p. 221 15. Chapter 9 Strategic consideration as feedstock resource for biofuel production as a holistic approach to control invasive plant species - p. 245 16. Chapter 10 The methods and factors of decoupling energy usage and economic growth - p. 269 17. Chapter 11 Sustainable energy generation from municipal solid waste - p. 315 18. Chapter 12 Life cycle assessment and techno-economic analysis of algae-derived biodiesel: current challenges and future prospects - p. 343 19. Chapter 13 Biohythane production from organic waste: challenges and techno-economic perspective - p. 373 20. Chapter 14 Waste biomass to biobutanol: recent trends and advancements - p. 393 21. Index - p. 425
