Waste Valorization

Waste valorization, also known as beneficial reuse, value recovery, or waste reclamation, is the act of valorizing (giving economic value to) waste products or leftovers from an economic process through reuse or recycling in order to create economically usable resources. The word is derived from sustainable manufacturing and economics, as well as industrial ecology and waste management methods. The word is most commonly used in industrial processes when waste from one product's creation or processing is used as a raw material or energy source for another. Industrial trash, in particular, is an excellent candidate for valorization since it is more consistent and predictable than other types of wastes, such as domestic waste. Waste valorization is a notion that coexists alongside recycling and reuse technologies. Valorization, or "enhancement of value," is the process of transforming residues into higher-value goods. Quality chemicals, materials, fuels, and energy, as well as a variety of other items valuable to a local economy, can be produced as a result. To achieve this goal, it is necessary to have both technical expertise and a global perspective. Many times, residues and products must be seen from a broader perspective than simply one industry. In order to create a closed system of valuation, industries must communicate with one another in the global economy.

• Valorization Of Waste and Biomass
• Valorization Of Clean Gas