Integrated Crayfish waste-shells valorization for added value materials production: Calcium Hydroxide, Calcium Carbonate, Chitin, Chitosan, and N/S@Carbon quantum dots
Aris E. Giannakas,
Stavros Georgopoulos,
Areti Leontiou
et al.
Abstract:Food waste and byproducts landfilling practice produce remarkable amounts of hazardous gasses and substances due to the anaerobic decomposition process. Vertical integration of production and waste valorization are two of the methods adopted globally to reduce food waste following the circular economy and environmentally friendly practices spirit. In this study an integrated procedure is proposed for the valorization of wastes produced by a fish and crustaceous enterprise. Calcium hydroxide particles of size 6… Show more
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