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Albina Scioti and Fabio Fatiguso
The construction industry involves some of the activities with the highest consumption of raw materials and significant waste production. According to the European Commission, it requires large quantities of resources, representing approximately 50% of a...
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Yu Yang, Changhao Xin, Yidan Sun, Junzhen Di and Pengfei Liang
Incomplete data indicate that coal gangue is accumulated in China, with over 2000 gangue hills covering an area exceeding 200,000 mu and an annual growth rate surpassing 800 million tons. This accumulation not only signifies a substantial waste of resour...
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Busra Besevli, Erhan Kayabasi, Abdulrazzak Akroot, Wadah Talal, Ali Alfaris, Younus Hamoudi Assaf, Mohammed Y. Nawaf, Mothana Bdaiwi and Jawad Khudhur
In this study, it is proposed to generate electrical energy by recovering the waste heat of an annealing furnace (AF) in an iron and steel plant using combined cycles such as steam Rankine cycle (SRC), organic Rankine cycle (ORC), Kalina cycle (KC) and t...
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Miniyenkosi Ngcukayitobi, Lagouge Kwanda Tartibu and Flávio Bannwart
Waste heat recovery stands out as a promising technique for tackling both energy shortages and environmental pollution. Currently, this valuable resource, generated through processes like fuel combustion or chemical reactions, is often dissipated into th...
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Alina Dereszewska and Stanislaw Cytawa
Technologies used in municipal wastewater treatment plants (WWTPs) allow the recovery of energy and valuable elements (phosphorus, nitrogen, and organic carbon) for the soil. This article presents, in schematic form, the carbon, nitrogen, and phosphorus ...
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