Agro Waste A Sustainable Source For Steel Reinforcement-Review

Afolalu, Sunday A.; Oladipupo, Segun; Bose, M. Edun; Abioye, Abiodun A.; Adejuyigbe, Samuel B.; Ajayi, Oluseyi O.; Ongbali, Samson O.

doi:10.1088/1742-6596/1378/3/032032

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“…In Western Europe, solid fuels -fuel briquettes and pellets (granular fuel) -have become widespread [28][29][30][31][32]. The calorific value of such material made from vegetable waste is comparable to coal, and its relative cheapness allows it to be used as industrial energy sources and for domestic purposes [2,11,19].…”

Section: Materials Methods and Objects Of Researchmentioning

confidence: 99%

Greening by grain waste recycling in cereal industry

Dyganova

Gordeeva

2020

E3S Web Conf.

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Ecologically feasible ways of cereal wastes recycling are considered and their comparative analysis is carried out. The description of granulation methods for waste is especially investigated and the most effective technical solution for the studied elevator is proposed. Grain wastes of category III are not suitable for cattle and poultry feeding, therefore, they are stored in the territories adjacent to a grain processing enterprise for a certain time, and then they are taken to the landfill or burnt. The wastes include the wastes from the process of grain cleaning with the grain content of not more than 2% and with the presence of straw particles - buckwheat, oats, barley and suction husks, scouring black dust. The given waste type of elevator has properties that make it possible to use them as a secondary material resource. Their recycling acquires an important environmental, economic and energy-saving significance. In Western Europe, the use of solid fuels - granules and briquettes - has become widespread. The main types of plant-growing subcomplex wastes in agro-industrial complex, which are used for solid, liquid or gaseous biofuels production, are straw, cut and husk of cereals crops, peeling, corn shell, flax bonfire and other plant materials.

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Section: Materials Methods and Objects Of Researchmentioning

confidence: 99%

Greening by grain waste recycling in cereal industry

Dyganova

Gordeeva

2020

E3S Web Conf.

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“…Waste management practices differ across nations, depending on waste sources, types, and characteristics. It plays a vital role in nature's ability to sustain life within its capability (Afolalu et al, 2019). In many developing nations, this has become a recurrent challenge, especially in urban areas (Abdoli, 2009).…”

Section: Waste Managementmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The current waste management practices in the nation are fast becoming a national issue of unsustainable development (Afolalu et al, 2019), leading to apparent environmental risk (Demirbas, 2011). (Atif, Liu, & Nadarajah, 2022)Buttdoonottmanagett.…”

Section: Waste Managementmentioning

confidence: 99%

Sustainable waste management and organizational performance of food and beverage firms

Udodiugwu

2024

Annals of Management and Organization Research

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Purpose: Evidence shows that Numerous sustainability measures have been put in place to mitigate the huge impact of uncontrollable solid waste disposal. This study was conducted to investigate the impact of waste management on the performance of food and beverage firms. Research Methodology: The study surveyed nine (9) food and beverage firms, and data were collected with the use of questionnaire from a sample population of one hundred and fifty-one (151) respondents, through a simple random technique. The multiple regression analysis contained in the Statistical Package for Social Sciences (SPSS) IBM version 23 was used to analyze the data obtained from the field of study. Results: The findings from this study revealed a positive significant impact of recycling on resource conservation, while the second finding showed a negative impact of waste incineration on employee health and safety. Limitations: Waste includes solid, liquid, and gas components. However, prior studies have focused on other forms of waste and industrial goods manufacturing firms, specifically solid waste, as the interest area covered only food and beverage manufacturing firms. Contribution: This study addresses one of the major issues related to global warming that occurs as a result of waste dumping and excessive burning. This study has helped curb these challenges by recycling waste and conserving untapped resources for sustainable performance and the healthy coexistence of humans

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“…The existing waste management procedures in the country, according to Ike, Ezeibe, Anijiofor, and Nik 2018, are rapidly turning into a national problem and are unsustainable, creating an apparent environmental concern. Furthermore, a number of studies have linked inefficient waste management techniques to adverse effects on the ecosystem, energy use, climate change, and environmental degradation (Kadafa 2017 andAfolalu, Oladipupo, Bose, Abioye, Adejuyigbe, Ajayi, Ongbali 2019).…”

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Investigating Waste Management Practice in Abua/Odual Local Government Area, Rivers State, Nigeria

Stewart S. OWUKIO,

Michael U. Didia,

WALTERS Dibuo Namasi

2023

PJMI

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Waste management is a major challenge for environmental groups working in poor countries. In this research, we examine the methods used for and problems encountered with waste management in Abua/Odual LGA, Rivers State, Nigeria. The administration of Abua/waste Odual has several challenges as a result of inadequate resources, including financing, infrastructure, treatment facilities, and equipment for garbage collection. Both primary and secondary sources were utilised to compile the data for this analysis. In all, 100 questionnaires were sent to collect primary data. People living in the randomly selected houses were the intended participants. From among the sixty localities in the research region, ten were randomly selected to receive questionnaires representing the residential population. Ninety[1]five completed surveys were gathered for evaluation. Study findings revealed an absence of proper waste management procedures and a dearth of trash disposal facilities in the region under investigation. The empirical results of this research suggest that the waste management techniques used in the examined region, such as the use of dustbins, buckets, plastics, bags, and other containers, may be used in modern Nigerian cities. In order to reduce trash production, the research suggested promoting waste recycling. Increasing plastics use, for instance, calls for more petroleum, which has both economic and environmental consequences.

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Agro Waste A Sustainable Source For Steel Reinforcement-Review

Cited by 11 publications

References 33 publications

Greening by grain waste recycling in cereal industry

Greening by grain waste recycling in cereal industry

Sustainable waste management and organizational performance of food and beverage firms

Investigating Waste Management Practice in Abua/Odual Local Government Area, Rivers State, Nigeria

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