Waste to energy conversion over all introduction

Overview on waste-to-energy conversion

1. Waste to Energy Conversion

2. Origin of waste Definition Waste is a product or substance which is no longer suited for its intended use . Whereas in natural ecosystems waste (i.e. oxygen, carbon dioxide and dead organic matter) is used as food or a reactant, waste materials resulting from human activities are often highly resilient and take a long time to decompose.

3. Classification

4. Solid waste management in Europe

5. Urban India (about 377 million people) generates 62 million tonnes of  municipal solid waste  (MSW) each year. About 43 million tonnes (70%) are collected 11.9 million tonnes (20%) are treated and 31 million tonnes (50%) are dumped in landfill sites

6. Trend towards WTE Land Scarcity for land filling Ground water quality Europe and Japan in 1960’s planned for WTE’s

7. Worldwide WTE facilities

8. AP: https://nredcap.in/ListofProjectDevelopers.aspx

9. Current status https:// mnre.gov.in/waste-to-energy/current-status https://bio-energy.isid4india.org / https:// nredcap.in/ListofProjectDevelopers.aspx

10. Suitable for energy production

11. Solid waste

12. MSW: Compositions

13. Moisture vs heating value

14. Agro waste

15. Waste Water Sources

16. Domestic water

17. Industrial waste water

18. Landfill leachates

19. Capacity

20. Different Routes

21. Need of Conversion ?

22. A.Sustainable society

23. B. Per capita

24. C. Actual Potential in India

25. D. Inerts

26. Energy Policy

27. Paths