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Effects Of MSW Selective Collection On Waste-to-energy Strategies

This paper analyses the effects of the evolution of the selective collection of municipal solid waste on the local strategies for their energy valorization, referring to a case study where high efficiencies of source separation have been reached thanks to a two-decade effort. Four years were charact...

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Published in:	WIT Transactions on Ecology and the Environment 2013-01, Vol.176, p.3
Main Author:	Rada, E C
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Subjects:	Calorific value Case studies Economic analysis Economic conditions Electric power generation Energy Fuels Garbage collection Industrial engineering Industrial plants Manufacturing engineering Municipal solid waste Municipal waste management Power plants Separation Solid waste management Solid wastes Thermal power Thermal power plants Viability Waste characteristics Waste management Waste management industry Waste to energy
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