Sentence examples for waste utilisation from inspiring English sources

Therefore, understanding what variables affect the ash quality in real mills and understanding the processes to characterise ashes is critical in predicting successful ash waste utilisation.

An optimal approach to SWM would be an integrative system-based approach that provides control over processes that generate waste, waste handling, and waste utilisation (IPCC 2007).

Increasing value-added processing of agricultural wastes in Ghana will improve the demand for agricultural waste utilisation, increase farm profitability, provide jobs, produce protein material for feed processing industries and help minimise rural urban drift.

This paper presents a new concept of waste CO2 utilisation for fuel re-synthesis.

Micro combined heat and power units (μCHP) are often put forward as key microgrid (MG) components due to electricity and waste heat utilisation, which facilitates MG operation.

Sensible heating of CO2 rich solvent was found to be a very important contribution to energy penalty associated with solvent regeneration, highlighting the need for efficient heat integration and waste heat utilisation.

His research interests include behavioral studies of unsaturated geomaterials, hazardous waste management, utilisation of waste materials and bio-geotechnology.

To assess M. pulcherrima for its potential for robust waste feedstock utilisation we measured the impact of different nutrient sources on growth dynamics.

The review concludes that there is a gap between near-term research and development to support utilities and the long-term work that focuses on goals such as improved plutonium utilisation, waste reduction, improved proliferation resistance and strategic independence.

JIT is a set of management practices aimed at continuous improvement through the elimination of all wastes and full utilisation of human resources (White et al. 2010; Shingo 1981).

This paper reviews the utilisation of waste as an alternative fuel, commonly referred to as Waste-to-Energy (WTE).