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Engineering, Environmental
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Summary: The research evaluates the characteristics and potentialities of Solid Recovered Fuels (SRF) in Bolivia, with La Paz as a case study. The study found that a mix of plastics and cellulose from municipal solid waste can be considered as an alternative fuel, providing a significant amount of energy for cement production. The results are novel in estimating the potential of SRF in Latin America.
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Engineering, Environmental
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Summary: The study investigated different types of solid recovered fuels (SRFs) and their chemically leached and co-fired with coal and sewage sludge. The influence of various ash components (sodium, potassium, and calcium) on ash fusion temperatures (AFTs) was explained using ashes with different properties and oxide compositions. Thermodynamic equilibrium calculations and FactSage software were used to predict the molten phase onset temperature, percentage of molten phase, and possible solid phases at different temperatures. The research also found that the transformation mechanism of SRF inorganic substance is more complex than coal mineral substance due to the variable composition of SRF.
Review
Energy & Fuels
Yu-Ru Lee et al.
Summary: Over the past 20 years, Taiwan has heavily relied on imported energy, leading the government to prioritize indigenous energy supply. To achieve this goal, energy policies and incentives for biomass-to-energy have been established. Analysis of national reports reveals that Taiwan generates an annual amount of agricultural waste ranging from 4.5 to 5.2 million metric tons, of which rice-derived residues and livestock/poultry waste contribute to about 80%. The supply of indigenous bioenergy, primarily from solid-type biomass resources such as waste wood, rice husk, and sugarcane bagasse, has been declining. The government has introduced policies, authorized by acts like the Renewable Energy Development Act, to promote bioenergy through economic incentives such as feed-in-tariffs and installation supports.
Review
Environmental Sciences
Spyridoula Gerassimidou et al.
Summary: SRF co-combustion in cement kilns is limited by chlorine content, which is widely dispersed in various compounds in SRF. Effective variability reduction in SRF compared to MSW indicates mechanical processing helps to reduce chlorine variability.
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Engineering, Environmental
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Summary: Cement production contributes significantly to global greenhouse gas emissions, but by substituting conventional fuels with solid recovered fuel (SRF) made from commercial and industrial waste, emissions can be reduced by up to 30%. This study shows that utilizing SRF in cement production has the potential to make a significant impact on reducing greenhouse gas emissions, especially in countries with limited waste management infrastructure.
WASTE MANAGEMENT & RESEARCH
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Summary: This study examines the current status and future prospects of bioenergy development within the framework of utilizing natural resources. Through economic analysis and direct testing at a power plant, the feasibility of transitioning to alternative biofuel while meeting emission regulations and achieving economic benefits is supported. The results indicate the potential for creating a circular waste management market and sustainable production practices within the energy industry.
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Chemistry, Analytical
Chunxiang Chen et al.
Summary: This study evaluated various methods for assessing slagging tendencies in biomass combustion, analyzed the advantages and disadvantages of each method, and discussed the future trends in research for evaluating slagging tendencies in biomass fuels.
JOURNAL OF ANALYTICAL AND APPLIED PYROLYSIS
(2021)
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Engineering, Environmental
S. A. Viczek et al.
Summary: SRF ash, containing valuable oxide elements, is recycled in the cement industry by incorporating its mineral content into the clinker. The study found that mixed or composite materials contribute the most to the recycling index of SRF, with limited recovery options for these fractions. Recycling mixed and contaminated materials in the cement industry could be a complementary option to existing recycling processes.
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Chemistry, Applied
Jakub Lachman et al.
Summary: Slagging and fouling are common problems in biomass firing, and the nature of biomass ash requires a different approach compared to coal firing. Laboratory observed ash fusion temperatures and predictive indices are commonly used to evaluate slagging and fouling propensity, with thermodynamic models and neural networks also being applied for this purpose. Despite the convenience of predictive indices and ash fusion tests, a more graphical solution has been proposed for preliminary slagging and fouling predictions.
FUEL PROCESSING TECHNOLOGY
(2021)
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Green & Sustainable Science & Technology
Chi-Hung Tsai et al.
Summary: This study discussed the complexity of industrial hazardous waste management in Taiwan and the policy measures for resource recycling and circular economy of these wastes. The research found that Taiwan has made some achievements in the recycling of industrial hazardous waste, possessing successful circular economy models.
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Environmental Sciences
Yi-Ming Kuo et al.
Summary: The study demonstrates the feasibility of transforming waste lubricants into solid recovered fuel (SRF) to replace coal, achieving dual benefits of waste treatment and energy regeneration in cogeneration plants.
AEROSOL AND AIR QUALITY RESEARCH
(2021)
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Engineering, Environmental
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Green & Sustainable Science & Technology
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