Material and Energy Recovery from Solid Waste for a Circular Economy describes solid waste to material and energy recovery to bridge the gap between theoretical possibilities and on-field criticalities. It deals with various resource recovery possibilities from numerous waste streams such as municipal solid, hazardous waste, human faecal sludge, construction and demolition waste, and electronic waste. The practical issues of resource recovery and possible remedies derived through onsite practice and experience are incorporated. It includes real-life feasibility analysis and implementation of waste-to-energy systems supported by case studies.

Features:

Provides comprehensive discussion on both energy and material recovery
Addresses the missing linkage between the techno-commercial feasibility of existing systems and environmental impact
Discusses techno-commercial feasibility and environmental impacts
Offers balance between theoretical knowledge sharing and practical execution-related issues
Includes case study, LCA, and technical feasibility chapters

This book is aimed at graduate students and researchers in environmental, civil, and chemical engineering.