Waste Processing Technologies and Re-Utilization

For the disposal, recycling, storage, or energy recovery of various waste kinds, a variety of waste treatment methods are available. Each form of waste has its own waste management strategies. Apart from taking into account other aspects such as resource recovery, environmental soundness, financial support, stakeholder/public involvement, and institutional capability, one of the most important considerations for the success of a waste management system for a particular town/city is the selection of appropriate technology. There are numerous waste processing methods available and in use around the world. The efficiency of a technology, on the other hand, is determined by the criteria for which it was designed and planned. Waste management can be split into eight broad categories, each of which can be further broken into countless sub-categories. Source reduction and reuse, animal feeding, recycling, composting, fermentation, landfills, incineration, and land application are among the categories. The supplied material in all waste processing and recycling activities is a 'waste' product generated during primary production. Recycled metal or a by-product created by chemical treatment of the feed material, as well as a discharge product, are the end products.

• Mixed Waste Processing
• Resource Recovery
• Metallurgical Waste Processing
• Environmental Reclamation
• New Innovations and Technologies
• Over-Processing Waste