2017
DOI: 10.1016/j.wasman.2017.05.022
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Municipal solid waste processing and separation employing wet torrefaction for alternative fuel production and aluminum reclamation

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“…Oily liquid waste material discharged into environmental water will float covering the surface of the water [31], [32]. There are two types of surface area shrinkage, depending on the type of oil and time [33]. A layer of oil on the surface will prevent oxygen diffusion, block the sun's rays so that the oxygen content in the water decreases.…”
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“…Oily liquid waste material discharged into environmental water will float covering the surface of the water [31], [32]. There are two types of surface area shrinkage, depending on the type of oil and time [33]. A layer of oil on the surface will prevent oxygen diffusion, block the sun's rays so that the oxygen content in the water decreases.…”
Section: )mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The quality and characteristics of soy sauce industry wastewater show that it is suitable to be used for watering plants and discharged into water. The value of organic matter content in the form of carbohydrates and protein [33], [35] states that the character is the value of the elemental content that dominates the quality of liquid waste. The parameters of liquid waste taken in stabilization ponds (station C) have met the quality standard according to the purpose of waters and agriculture.…”
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“…Only banana stem (17.1%) and cabbage (15.01%) were used in the raw sample as the representative of organic waste, and the plastic waste was assumed to be separable as shown in [9] [10]. A 500 g sample of banana stem and cabbage were added with 500 mL and 1500 mL demineralized water and inserted into a 2.5 L reactor.…”
Section: Wet Torrefaction Experimentsmentioning
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“…The results obtained were in air dried basis (adb) condition, therefore a conversion to dry base (db) was required using ASTM D 3180 "Calculating Coal and Coke Analyses from As-Determined to Different Bases" standard. The analyzed products were only of organics, and the plastics were assumed to retain their composition as shown in other paper [11].…”
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confidence: 99%