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Co-combustion of coal and solid waste (municipal and industrial solid wastes)
IECEC 96. Proceedings of the 31st Intersociety Energy Conversion Engineering Conference, 2002This work determines the thermal characteristics of various mixtures of carpet waste as an illustrative solid waste. Generally the results revealed that combustion of a mixture of coal with carpet waste yields high fuel bed temperature, in comparison with the combustion of pure solid waste. High fuel bed temperatures of 1340/spl deg/C to 1520/spl deg/C
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Removal of Lignin by Industrial Solid Wastes
Practice Periodical of Hazardous, Toxic, and Radioactive Waste Management, 2000Batch experiments have been carried out to study lignin removal from pulp and paper mill effluent by adsorption onto blast furnace flue dust from a steel plant and slag generated in a chrome alloy plant. Removal efficiencies attained after 8 h were observed to be more than 80% and 60% for the blast furnace flue dust and slag, respectively.
C. P. Das, Lalit N. Patnaik
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Co-disposal of industrial wastes with municipal solid wastes
Resources, Conservation and Recycling, 1990Abstract The disposal of solid wastes in landfill sites is often a cause for public concern. This need not be the case. It is argued that upgrading landfill disposal operations to acceptable “controlled” (“sanitary”) standards is an essential first step to improve the quality of a solid waste management service in any municipality.
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Removal of Phenol by Industrial Solid Waste
Practice Periodical of Hazardous, Toxic, and Radioactive Waste Management, 2005Batch experiments have been carried out to study phenol removal from a synthetic phenol solution by adsorption onto blast furnace flue dust from a steel plant and slag generated in chrome alloy plants. Removal efficiencies attained after 8 h were observed to be more than 90 and 75% for the blast furnace flue dust and slag, respectively.
C. P. Das, L. N. Patnaik
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Vermicomposting of herbal pharmaceutical industry solid wastes
Ecological Engineering, 2012Abstract The efforts were made in this study to decompose the herbal pharmaceutical industrial waste (HPIW) using earthworm Eisenia fetida (Savigny) under laboratory conditions. To achieve the objectives HPIW was mixed with cow dung (CD) in different ratios to produce five different waste mixtures for vermicomposting: T 1 – CD (100%), T 2 – HPIW (
Deepika Singh, Surindra Suthar
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Compacting solid waste from chemical industries
AIP Conference Proceedings, 2022N. A. Annaev +4 more
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Circulating tumor DNA in advanced solid tumors: Clinical relevance and future directions
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2021Michael L Cheng +2 more
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Column Leach Testing of Solid Industrial Wastes
1983Column leach tests with distilled water have been used routinely over the past four years to assess the leachability of industrial wastes. Most tests are run using unsaturated flow condition with three cuts of leachate obtained over 24, 48, and 72 h.
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