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Technological Pathways for Bioenergy Generation from Municipal Solid Waste:Renewable Energy Option

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Title Technological Pathways for Bioenergy Generation from Municipal Solid Waste:Renewable Energy Option
 
Creator Dabe, Satish J.
Prasad, Poonam J.
Vaidya, A. N.
Purohit, H. J.
 
Subject Solid Waste Treatment & Disposal
Energy Sources
 
Description World’s biggest challenge today is safe disposal and treatment
of municipal solid waste (MSW). This review presents an
overview of pathways for the generation of the bioenergy from
MSW, through the biological–chemical–thermal route of treatment,
current status, deployment of biochemical–
thermochemical conversion technologies for a biogenic fraction
of MSW, its challenges and performance. Currently, key
challenges posed to the world are energy security, waste management,
and climate change. Out of these, waste management
across the world is in the dejected state due to lack of
proper treatment and conversion technologies. In recent times,
pressure on the global environment increased for the use of
renewable resources due to depleting fossil fuels. Energy from
biomass waste is going to be one of the crucial and dominant
sources of renewable energy harness in the future. Conversion
of a biogenic fraction of MSW to energy will solve waste management
issue as well as offers energy generation in a sustainable
manner and can be termed as “Renewable Waste”. This
study provides technological pathways for the generation
of biofuels using MSW biomass as a feedstock, and the technology
progression of various pathways and gaps for implementation
of these technologies were also analyzed in this
study.
 
Publisher Wiley
 
Date 2018
 
Type Article
PeerReviewed
 
Format application/pdf
 
Identifier http://neeri.csircentral.net/1160/1/10.1002%40ep.12981.pdf
Dabe, Satish J. and Prasad, Poonam J. and Vaidya, A. N. and Purohit, H. J. (2018) Technological Pathways for Bioenergy Generation from Municipal Solid Waste:Renewable Energy Option. Environmental Progress and Sustainable Energy (AICHE). ISSN 1944-7442, ESSN: 1944-7450
 
Relation https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/toc/19447450/0/0
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