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Sustainable 3D printing of bone scaffolds using animal biowaste feedstocks

open access: yesNext Sustainability
Numerous 3D printing feedstocks are currently being studied for the 3D printing of bone scaffolds for bone regeneration, with differing degrees of success. Most of these feedstocks are produced using ceramics, polymers, and composites.
A. Dukle, M. Ravi Sankar
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Finding an Optimal Solution for Biowaste Management System in the Baltic States

open access: yes
The use of biowaste as a resource allows for the execution of the EU common objectives regarding the minimization of the deposited amount of biodegradable waste. Also, by using biowaste to convert waste to energy (biogas, waste incineration) the reuse of
Romagnoli, Francesco   +2 more
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Sustainability of the Biowaste Utilization for Energy Production

open access: yes, 2017
This article presents strategies for the development and practical modelling of biogas processes under economy market conditions. Herewith, anaerobic digestion results out of practical tests in different scales (lab to pilot) and different substrate mixtures were taken into account. Two lab-scale reactors on the one hand and pilot-scale examinations of
Ahrens, Thorsten   +2 more
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Indicators for the Assessment of Biowaste Treatment through Anaerobic Digestion

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Anaerobic digestion of the organic fraction of municipal solid waste and catering/food waste is one of the best options for biowaste treatment. During the last decades, the waste management system in the Baltic States has changed on a large scale. During
Kalniņš, Silvija-Nora   +4 more
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Enhancement of bioconversion of vegetable biowaste by black soldier fly larvae: Influence of mechanical and thermomechanical pretreatments

open access: yesScientific African
In many countries, the growing production of biowaste poses a major environmental threat, requiring significant budgets for its management. This issue has driven the development of innovative valorisation methods, such as bioconversion. Black Soldier Fly
Younesse El-byari   +1 more
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Potential and use of biowaste in the Republic of Croatia

open access: yes, 2021
Tema istraživanja ovog diplomskog rada je korištenje biootpada na području Republike Hrvatske, te potencijal koji biootpad nudi. Zbog povećanih količina koje urbani način života proizvodi, biootpad ima veliki energetski potencijal i vidljiv je ...
Karadžole, Kata
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Barriers for utilisation of biowaste : Analysis of Institutional barriers for using Biowaste as a resource

open access: yes, 2017
There is an increased focus on ensuring optimal use of the resources of the planet. However experience shows that legislation can hinder the use of the resources from waste. This report examines the unintended consequences that legislation, enforcement and other formal institutions can have on utilization of biowaste as a resource. The project consists
Eriksen, Mikael Hallstrøm   +8 more
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Advantages and Disadvantages of Different Biological Waste Treatment Methods: Composting and Anaerobic Digestion in Latvia

open access: yes
The use of biowaste as a resource allows moving closer to EU’s common objectives by reducing the amount of waste disposed in landfills. Also by using biowaste to produce something (biogas, compost) the reuse of waste materials is increased.
Bergmane, Ilze   +2 more
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A Comparative Analysis of Biowaste Management in Five European Clusters [PDF]

open access: yes, 2018
This study compares the current management of urban biowaste in five European clusters. The ultimate goal is to address the technical feasibility of a urban biorefinery concept for the production of bio-plastic from urban ...
Edjabou, Maklawe Essonanawe   +2 more
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The South Shropshire biowaste digester, UK

open access: yes, 2007
The South Shropshire biowaste digester is designed to recycle 5000 t per year of source-segregated household kitchen waste and green garden waste. This waste, collected at the kerbside, is transformed into renewable electricity and biofertiliser.
Chesshire, Michael
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