2014•Unpublished venueRequires access

Life Cycle Assessment of Refuse Derived Fuel 5 Composed of the Mechanical Biological Waste Treatment and Crude Oil Sludge

Weera Punina, Samchai Maneewan, Suriyong Prachakiew

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Nowadays, the environmental impacts of municipal solid waste (MSW) management have been highlighted in Thailand, due to the continually increasing amount of MSW being generated and the limited capacity of waste treatment facilities. In this paper, the RDF-5 derived from MSW mixed with crude oil sludge was compared with RDF-5 derived from solid waste after mechanical biological treatment (MBT) process mixed with crude oil sludge in Phitsanulok, Thailand by using the life cycle

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Key concepts: Waste management, Refuse-derived fuel, Municipal solid waste, Mechanical biological treatment, Environmental science, Waste treatment, Life-cycle assessment, Waste oil