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== ESL410 : Waste to Energy ==
== ESL410 : Waste to Energy ==
ESL735, ESL778, MSL818 Introduction: Waste as a renewable re-source, Environmental regulations, Clean air act; Global production of power from waste: Waste management hierarchy, Waste handling and safety; Circular economy and zero waste; Waste as a resource: Waste classification and composition, Assessment of energy content in waste; Waste processing and its transportation; Waste to energy technologies: Combustion technologies for traditional waste, Rotary combustors, Fluidized bed combustors, Incineration, Anaerobic digestion and land-fill gas technologies, Refuse derived fuels through thermo-chemical route, Gasification, Pyrolysis, Plasma gasification/pyrolysis, Syngas utilization; Nuclear waste management; Waste to energy plants and environment: Emission limits for waste combustion, Emission control technologies.
[[ESL735]], [[ESL778]], [[MSL818]] Introduction: Waste as a renewable re-source, Environmental regulations, Clean air act; Global production of power from waste: Waste management hierarchy, Waste handling and safety; Circular economy and zero waste; Waste as a resource: Waste classification and composition, Assessment of energy content in waste; Waste processing and its transportation; Waste to energy technologies: Combustion technologies for traditional waste, Rotary combustors, Fluidized bed combustors, Incineration, Anaerobic digestion and land-fill gas technologies, Refuse derived fuels through thermo-chemical route, Gasification, Pyrolysis, Plasma gasification/pyrolysis, Syngas utilization; Nuclear waste management; Waste to energy plants and environment: Emission limits for waste combustion, Emission control technologies.

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ESL410
Waste to Energy
Credits 3
Structure 3-0-0
Pre-requisites
Overlaps Some overlap with ESL726, ESL732, ESL733,

ESL410 : Waste to Energy

ESL735, ESL778, MSL818 Introduction: Waste as a renewable re-source, Environmental regulations, Clean air act; Global production of power from waste: Waste management hierarchy, Waste handling and safety; Circular economy and zero waste; Waste as a resource: Waste classification and composition, Assessment of energy content in waste; Waste processing and its transportation; Waste to energy technologies: Combustion technologies for traditional waste, Rotary combustors, Fluidized bed combustors, Incineration, Anaerobic digestion and land-fill gas technologies, Refuse derived fuels through thermo-chemical route, Gasification, Pyrolysis, Plasma gasification/pyrolysis, Syngas utilization; Nuclear waste management; Waste to energy plants and environment: Emission limits for waste combustion, Emission control technologies.