The document outlines a plan for an integrated waste management system for Banepa Municipality, Nepal, focusing on biogas generation and incineration. It analyzes the municipality's current waste generation and composition. Projections estimate the municipal solid waste will reach over 10,000 kg per day by 2022. The plan designs a biogas digester to process the city's biodegradable waste of over 4,500 kg per day and an incinerator to reduce the volume of over 2,700 kg per day of combustible non-biodegradable waste. The proposed system has the potential to utilize biogas for electricity generation and decrease waste volumes sent to landfills, providing a more sustainable waste management solution for
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This is a presentation of Enzo Favoino, ISWA Chair of WG on Biological Treatment of Waste. The presentation reviews the significant role of food waste on rebalancing and improving the global carbon cycle. Strategic approaches, opportunities and challenges to reduce food waste and to optimize food waste management are provided along with specific examples
The document provides an overview of the district of Navsari in Gujarat, India. Some key points:
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- Major industries in the district include Best Roses Biotech (cut flowers), Tata Steel, Mafatlal Industries and Gufic Biosciences. Around 23 medium and large industries are located in Navsari.
- The district has several industrial estates and plans to develop the Surat-Navsari area as part of the Delhi-Mumbai Industrial Corridor to
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This document summarizes a study on the cost-benefit analysis of a wastewater recycling plant for textile wet processing. The plant treats municipal wastewater through various units to reduce parameters like TDS, hardness, oil and grease to acceptable levels. A pilot treatment plant was set up and tested. The costs of operating and maintaining the plant including resin regeneration, chlorination, electricity, maintenance, depreciation, and salaries were calculated. The total cost of treated water was estimated to be Rs. 18.77 per 1000 liters. By selling the treated water at Rs. 20 per 1000 liters, the plant could generate an annual profit of over Rs. 80 lakhs. Treating and reusing
Kheda district in Gujarat has strong potential for investment and economic growth. The district has a large agricultural base and is a major producer of crops like tobacco, cotton, and fruits. Industries like cement, ceramics, plastics and food processing have shown increased investment in recent decades. Infrastructure projects like the Ahmedabad-Nadiad Expressway have improved connectivity. The district administration is promoting an integrated textile park to boost the textile industry and employment. With its mineral resources, industrial clusters, and improving infrastructure, Kheda is well-positioned for further industrial and economic development.
(1) Korea imported over 980,000 tons of coffee over the past 10 years, which equals approximately 48.3 billion cups.
(2) For green beans, the top importing countries were Vietnam, Brazil, Colombia, Honduras, Indonesia and Peru. For coffee beans, the United States, Italy, Japan and Switzerland exported the most.
(3) In the past three years, Brazil, Colombia, Honduras, Ethiopia, Guatemala, Tanzania, Nicaragua, Nepal and Uganda exported the most green beans to Korea.
The document discusses Brazil's use of renewable fuels like biodiesel. It notes that over 45% of Brazil's energy comes from renewable sources, compared to around 12.9% globally. The Brazilian biodiesel program was introduced in 2005 and aims to diversify energy sources and reduce oil imports while promoting social development. Biodiesel production has increased from around 400,000 cubic meters in 2005 to a forecasted 2.5 million cubic meters in 2010. The industry faces issues around feedstock selection and costs that will need to be addressed for long term success.
SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT PROJECT at KALUTHARA(KALUTHARA URBAN COUNCIL)
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This is a presentation of Enzo Favoino, ISWA Chair of WG on Biological Treatment of Waste. The presentation reviews the significant role of food waste on rebalancing and improving the global carbon cycle. Strategic approaches, opportunities and challenges to reduce food waste and to optimize food waste management are provided along with specific examples
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- Navsari has a population of over 1.2 million and its economy relies on agriculture (it is a major producer of fruits, vegetables and sugarcane), textiles, chemicals and food processing.
- Major industries in the district include Best Roses Biotech (cut flowers), Tata Steel, Mafatlal Industries and Gufic Biosciences. Around 23 medium and large industries are located in Navsari.
- The district has several industrial estates and plans to develop the Surat-Navsari area as part of the Delhi-Mumbai Industrial Corridor to
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Kheda district in Gujarat has strong potential for investment and economic growth. The district has a large agricultural base and is a major producer of crops like tobacco, cotton, and fruits. Industries like cement, ceramics, plastics and food processing have shown increased investment in recent decades. Infrastructure projects like the Ahmedabad-Nadiad Expressway have improved connectivity. The district administration is promoting an integrated textile park to boost the textile industry and employment. With its mineral resources, industrial clusters, and improving infrastructure, Kheda is well-positioned for further industrial and economic development.
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LanzaTech has developed a gas-to-liquid platform that captures and beneficially reuses waste carbon to produce renewable fuels and chemicals. The technology responds to critical 21st century challenges by using industrial waste gases to produce ethanol and other products without impacting food production. LanzaTech aims to have a significant impact on the global fuel pool through large-scale commercial plants processing waste gases.
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1) It would cover methane from livestock and nitrous oxide from fertilizer, applying to dairy and meat processors initially and transitioning to farmers by 2015.
2) Regulations would define emission factors, reporting requirements, and allocation baselines to incentivize emission reductions while avoiding perverse outcomes.
3) Costs to participants would vary depending on emission intensities and commodity prices, but moving the point of obligation to farmers could significantly increase participation and incentives while making compliance more difficult.
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Milwaukee - Resource Recovery - Sustainable Water Reclamation (SeWeR)U.S. Water Alliance
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The London Green Fund was established in 2009 to invest £100 million in carbon reduction projects that support the city's climate change goals. It focuses on energy efficiency, waste management, and decentralized energy. The fund includes contributions from the London Development Agency, European Regional Development Fund, and is expected to leverage £50 million in private financing. One example investment is a £35 million waste urban development fund to finance recycling and waste processing facilities like a plant that converts plastic waste into new food-grade plastic.
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According to EPA regulations, solid waste includes any garbage, refuse, sludge, and discarded materials from industrial, commercial, mining, agricultural, and community activities. Solid wastes can be classified based on their properties (e.g. biodegradable vs non-biodegradable), health and environmental effects (e.g. hazardous vs non-hazardous), and origin/type (e.g. municipal, medical, industrial, agricultural, radioactive, electronic). Improper waste management can negatively impact human health, the environment, and climate. The waste hierarchy refers to reducing, reusing and recycling waste. Common methods for solid waste disposal include landfilling, incineration, pyrolysis, gasification, and
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The document discusses solid waste management. It defines various terms related to solid waste like ash, biodegradable material, composting, disposal, landfilling, leachate, and municipal solid waste (MSW). It describes the composition, characteristics, collection methods, and treatment/disposal methods of solid waste. The common treatment/disposal methods discussed are composting, incineration, and landfilling. It provides details on composting methods like trench composting, windrow composting, and mechanical composting.
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1) It would cover methane from livestock and nitrous oxide from fertilizer, applying to dairy and meat processors initially and transitioning to farmers by 2015.
2) Regulations would define emission factors, reporting requirements, and allocation baselines to incentivize emission reductions while avoiding perverse outcomes.
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Milwaukee - Resource Recovery - Sustainable Water Reclamation (SeWeR)U.S. Water Alliance
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The London Green Fund was established in 2009 to invest £100 million in carbon reduction projects that support the city's climate change goals. It focuses on energy efficiency, waste management, and decentralized energy. The fund includes contributions from the London Development Agency, European Regional Development Fund, and is expected to leverage £50 million in private financing. One example investment is a £35 million waste urban development fund to finance recycling and waste processing facilities like a plant that converts plastic waste into new food-grade plastic.
Ofgem Presentation at Economist Energy Summitcarbonbrief
Alistair Buchanan, CEO of Ofgem, presented on moving energy and climate change policy forward in 2012. Key initiatives included implementing tariff reforms through consultation, applying the new RIIO regulatory model for the first time, and ongoing investigations into retail markets. The presentation provided background on electricity market reforms and the scale of investment required. It also discussed gas security of supply concerns and introduced the new RIIO regulatory approach focusing on outputs, incentives and innovation to deliver efficient network investment totaling £32 billion by 2020.
Energy costs are projected to rise dramatically in the coming decades. Many companies have already implemented energy management initiatives that are integrated with their business and production processes. While most monitor their energy costs, few do so in real-time. Companies tend to rely on internally developed energy management applications rather than third party solutions. Common energy management systems that have been deployed include energy accounting software, energy analytics and reporting tools, and building energy management systems.
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This document provides an overview of waste management in Bangladesh. It discusses key concepts like the waste hierarchy and polluter pays principle. It also examines the relationship between waste generation, GDP, and population growth over time. The document outlines the major sources of waste in Bangladesh and the national 3R strategies for waste reduction, reuse, and recycling. It provides some examples of good waste management practices and discusses Eminence's recent project scope looking at management of slaughterhouse waste in Dhaka.
Landfill gas can be captured from landfill sites and used as an alternative fuel source. The document analyzes 3 landfill sites in Mumbai and calculates the methane gas generation rates and composition. It then evaluates 6 scenarios for utilizing the landfill gas, including flaring it, converting it to compressed natural gas (CNG) or pipeline quality natural gas, or generating electricity. Converting the gas to CNG provides the highest economic returns of 33-54% compared to other options or doing nothing. The approach can provide environmental and economic benefits if initial capital costs for gas collection and conversion infrastructure can be addressed.
DPS: Adap.tv Presents: Private Video Marketplaces – The New Gateway to Ad Bud...Digiday
This document discusses the shift in how audiences are consuming content and how advertisers are buying video advertising. It notes that audiences are becoming more fragmented and migrating to new platforms like mobile devices. It also shows data on the rise in time spent with online video and mobile devices. The document then discusses how advertisers are changing their video buying from traditional upfront and direct buys to programmatic buying through demand side platforms and exchanges. It suggests that programmatic buying for video has tripled from 2011 to 2012. Finally, it introduces the concept of private marketplaces for video as allowing publishers to sell their audiences at scale across their content channels and devices.
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greatest threats that the world faces today, affecting even the survival of the human race (Tonn 2009).
For the Basque Country, the main impacts forecasted for the last third of the century are an increase of temperatures of up to 7º, heavy changes in rainfall patterns and an inland movement of up to 13m in the coastline.
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The EPA document discusses greenhouse gas emissions from Ireland's transport sector from 1990 to 2009 and projections to 2020. It finds that transport has been the fastest growing emissions sector since 1990. While Ireland is projected to exceed its annual emissions limits by 2016 without additional measures, the EPA funds transport research and reports emissions to inform policy development and ensure progress towards national targets.
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1. Planning of a Integrated Waste Management
System for Banepa Municipality with a Focus
on Biogas Generation and Incineration
Supervisors Group Members
Dr.Sanjay Nath Khanal Bishal Bhari (42250)
Racy Shrestha (42270)
Er. Dinesh Raj Manandhar
Bikash Timalsina (42273)
(ENE 4th Year)
2. Acknowledgement
Dept. of Environment Science and
Engineering
Er. Prachanda Man Pradhan
Dr. Bibek Baral
Dr. Bhupesh Adhikary
Er. Keshab Bista
Dr. Bim Prasad Shrestha
Er. Sunil Prasad Lohani
3. Introduction
Banepa: Small town, Developing
Poor waste management of Banepa
Municipality
Practice of open dumping
Over burdening of dumping site
Absence of sanitary landfill
Proposed landfill site is18 KM far from BM
which will increase waste management
cost
Need of effective waste management
system
4. Objectives
General objective:
Study and plan ISWM for BM along with the
utilization of a biogas digester and an incinerator.
Specific objectives:
Design bio-gas digester for the utilization of
biodegradable waste of BM and to estimate its
cost.
Design incinerator for the reduction of volume of
non-biodegradable waste and to estimate it cost.
Study feasibility of production of bio-electricity
from biogas digester.
5. Scope
Study of the current waste generation
and management of wastes.
Projection of waste for the design period.
Detail design of biogas digester and an
incinerator.
Potential of bio-electrification and its
cost.
ISWM plan using biogas digester and
incinerator.
6. Methodology
Banepa Municipality
Municipal solid waste
Study Methods
Composition Population Waste generation, quantification and
Field study
analysis projection projection
Selection of waste management technology
Criteria for designing anaerobic digester Criteria for designing incinerator
Design
Anaerobic digester (Sizing, Civil Structure design) Incinerator (Sizing, Civil structure design)
Estimation of cost
Digester Incinerator
15. Incinerator Design
Capacity- 450 Kg/hr
Burning temp- 910 0 C
Combustion waste type – „Type -1‟
Incinerator type- Retort Multi-chamber
Dimension Cost
• 2700 Kg/day of NBD calculation • Was done using Estimation
waste was projected IS 456:2000,
for DY 2022. It was • Calculated according • NRS 8..9 lakh
designed for to “Criteria for
maximum 6 hr Incinerator design and
operational hour. operation” published
by MOE Ontario
Waste Civil Design
Projection of Digester
21. Biogas Design
No of digester- 2
Design Life – 10 Year
Design capacity- 2300 Kg/day each
HRT- 50 Days
Gas Production rate- 257.6 cu.m per day each
Dimension Cost
• 4600 Kg/day of calculation • Was done using IS Estimation
BD waste was 456:2000, IS
• “Biogas • 8.06 lakh NRS for
projected for DY Technology” B.T. 456:3310 and IS each digestor and
2022 456:3370
Nijaguna 16.12 lakh NRS
for 2 digestor
Waste Civil Design
Projection of Digester
22.
23.
24. Potential of Bio-electrification
Bio-
At normal condition can provide 737
KWH of electricity for 11 hours
Enough to light 642 bulb of 100 W for 11
hours daily.
Sufficient for street lamps.
26. Banepa
MSW
OPERATIONAL PLAN
Source
Seperation
Non- Biodegradable
biodegrable Waste
Waste
Incinerator
Biogas Plant
Plant
Combustible Anerobic
Inert waste
waste Digestion
Gas
Incineration Sludge
Generation
Ash
Street Lamp Sell to
Dumping Scavenger Bioelectrific
Site
site Farmer
ation
27. Conclusion
Project cost NRS 25, 07,868.81
Can utilize BD waste for economical
purpose
Can decrease the volume of NBD waste
up to 10% thus increasing the life of
dumping site
ISWM using biogas and incinerator can be
efficient method for waste management in
BM
28. Recommendation
Installation of air pollution control
equipments if needed
Installation of pressure gauge and its
continuous check
Detail analysis of suitable location for
biogas and incinerator
GIS mapping of transportation and
collection routing
29. Further Research
Biogas
• Seasonal gas generation rate of MSW
• Efficiency enhancement of biogas at MSW
scale
Incinerator
• Steam economy
• Feasibility of productivity of ash
• Emission testing
30. Selected Reference
◦ Kreith, F. (1994). Handbook of Solid Waste Management. New York:
McGraw-Hill.
◦ Nijaguna, B.T. (2006). Biogas Technology. Delhi: New Age Publishers
◦ http://www.unep.org/yearbook/2009/PDF/UNEP_Year_Book_2008_EN
_Full.pdf, 2012
◦ Peavy H. S., Rowe D.R. and Tchobanoglous G (1985). “Environmental
Engineering”, , New York: McGraw-Hill
◦ Tchobanoglous G., H. Theissen and S.A. Vigil (1993). “Integrated solid
waste management: Engineering Principles and Management issues”,
McGraw-Hill, New York
◦ http://www.unep.or.jp/ietc/estdir/pub/msw/, 15 June, 2012
◦ Innovative Business Consultancy (2011). “Banepa municipality dumping
site management plan”
◦ Banepa Municipality (2067). “Citizen Charter”
◦ Ministry of Environment, Ontario, 1974. “ Criteria for Design of
Incinerator”