Energy recovery of municipal solid waste for combined heat and power production
Pavel Atănăsoae, Radu Dumitru Pentiuc, Eugen Hopulele
Abstract
Pavel Atănăsoae, Radu Dumitru Pentiuc, Eugen Hopulele
Abstract
The Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) from the household, commercial or industrial represent materials with significant energy value. The directives of European Union (EU) discourage landfilling of waste and promotes their recycling and recovery. Until the present, in Romania there are no plants in operation for the municipal waste incineration. The municipal waste disposal is carried out solely through landfills. The paper presents energy recovery potential of municipal solid waste and the possible contribution to the demand for heat of the city Suceava.
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The Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) from the household, commercial or industrial represent materials with significant energy value. The directives of European Union (EU) discourage landfilling of waste and promotes their recycling and recovery. Until the present, in Romania there are no plants in operation for the municipal waste incineration. The municipal waste disposal is carried out solely through landfills. The paper presents energy recovery potential of municipal solid waste and the possible contribution to the demand for heat of the city Suceava.
Key concepts: Incineration, Waste management, Municipal solid waste, Energy recovery, Mobile incinerator, Refuse-derived fuel, Environmental science, Waste-to-energy