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MSW-composts

Montemurro F, Convertini G, Ferri D, Maiorana M (2005) MSW compost application on tomato crops in Mediterranean conditions effects on agronomic performance and nitrogen utilization. Compost Sci Util 13 234-242... [Pg.104]

Maynard AA (1995) Cumulative effect of annual additions of MSW compost on the yield of field grown tomato. Compost Sci Util 3 47-54... [Pg.345]

A94023 Regulation of Municipal Sewage Sludge under the Clean Water Act Section 503 A Model for Exposure and Risk Assessment for MSW-Compost... [Pg.178]

Maynard, A.A. Utilization of MSW compost in nursery stock production. Compost. Sci. Util. 1998, 6, 38-44. [Pg.59]

MSW compost 1 Large vessel 650°C, 250°C preheat, EtOH fuel ... [Pg.61]

Leave compost Garden waste compost Composted wood chips MSW compost -500 g m y 400/120 gm-2d- 50/40 gm 2d 250/120 gm 2d 250/100 gm-2d- Laboratory experiment. Passive aeration Maximum values/Steady state values Wilshusen et al. (2004b)... [Pg.87]

MSW compost Horticultural substrate 1044 gm y 1036 g m"2d" 889 g m"2d" Laboratory experiment. Active aeration Maximum values Pawlowska et al. (2011)... [Pg.87]

Fig. 6. An iategrated approach to the management of municipal soHd waste (MSW), advocated by the U.S. EPA, that links source segregation, recycling, waste-to-energy (WTE), and landfilling ia a single system. Source segregation refers to the separation of compostable and recyclable components from the balance of the trash at the poiat where MSW is collected. In source reduction (not shown), another action to reduce waste to landfills, changes are made ia... Fig. 6. An iategrated approach to the management of municipal soHd waste (MSW), advocated by the U.S. EPA, that links source segregation, recycling, waste-to-energy (WTE), and landfilling ia a single system. Source segregation refers to the separation of compostable and recyclable components from the balance of the trash at the poiat where MSW is collected. In source reduction (not shown), another action to reduce waste to landfills, changes are made ia...
Moeller J, Reech U (2003) Degradation of DEHP, PAHs and LAS in source separated MSW and sewage sludge during composting. Compos Sci Utiliz 11 370-378... [Pg.136]

With the explosive development of the economy and urbanization in China, more and more municipal solid wastes (MSWs) are generated. In 2000, 150 million tons of MSW were generated in China, and the total MSW dumped was 6 billion tons (Zhao, 2004). The MSW is mainly disposed of by three processes in China landfill, MSW incineration (MSWI), and compost. Whereas solid waste incinerators (SWI), especially MSW incinerators, have proven to be the most significant PCDD/F generators in industrialized countries, SWI are presently not considered as the biggest source in China because only a small portion of MSW are currently being disposed of by incineration. However, numerous MSW incinerators are under construction in various cities to save limited land space. The emission of dioxins will increase rapidly from the boom of MSWI in China. [Pg.215]

Composting (Yard and MSW) Household Hazardous Waste Land Disposal Recycling (General Issues)... [Pg.208]

The composition of MSW varies significantly from city to city. The compostable waste fraction represents typically more than 25% in most of the Asian cities, followed by non-compostable waste, paper and cardboard, and plastics, as shown in Figure 4. [Pg.410]

Various disposal methods of MSW in the Asian region include animal feeding, composting, vermi-composting, dumping, landfilling, open burning and incineration. [Pg.426]

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