Mass Balance Analysis of Integrated Municipal Solid Waste Management:  The Jakarta Recycle Center Program Case Study

Budiharto, Wikan Indrianingdyah; Martono, Dwi Nowo; Wahyuno, Sri

doi:10.11594/ijmaber.04.01.27

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“…The implementation of effective resource management practises not only mitigates environmental dangers but also contributes to the bolstering of economic stability. The use of sustainable resource practises has the potential to result in financial benefits, enhanced operational efficiency, and mitigated company vulnerabilities [3]- [7]. In this manuscript, we will discuss the fundamental principles that underpin sustainable resource management.…”

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From Waste to Worth Management: A Comprehensive Intelligent Approach to Resource Utilization and Waste Minimization

Sharma,

Ingole,

Pokhariya

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E3S Web Conf.

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In a period characterised by increasing apprehensions about the environment and limited resources, the need to shift from a linear and inefficient model to a circular and sustainable one is of utmost importance. The publication titled ‘From Waste to Worth: A Comprehensive Approach to Resource Utilisation and Waste Minimization’ delves into the complex interrelationships among materials, energy, and waste management. This detailed analysis explores the importance of achieving closed-loop systems in our economic and industrial sectors, with a particular focus on optimising resources, improving energy efficiency, and implementing waste-to-wealth projects. This comprehensive review explores the fundamental principles and technologies that constitute the foundation for the conversion of waste materials into useful resources. The exploration of several aspects, such as sustainable materials, recycling, circular design, advanced energy-efficient technologies, and waste-to-energy innovations, is conducted with painstaking attention to detail. The practical implications of sustainable practises can be observed in various areas, such as agriculture, manufacturing, energy, and technology, hence highlighting their real effects. The manuscript emphasises the pressing need to tackle environmental concerns and emphasises the necessity of joint endeavours including governments, companies, and communities in order to promote a circular economy. The publication titled ‘From trash to Worth’ provides a comprehensive guide towards achieving a sustainable and economically prosperous future. It emphasises the conversion of trash into valuable resources, the optimisation of resource utilisation, and the preservation of the environment for future generations.

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From Waste to Worth Management: A Comprehensive Intelligent Approach to Resource Utilization and Waste Minimization

Sharma,

Ingole,

Pokhariya

et al. 2023

E3S Web Conf.

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“…The problem of waste in Indonesia is very complicated, making it endlessly discussed by researchers and academics [1], [2], [3], [4], [5], [6], [7], [8], [9], [10], [11], [12], [13], [14], [15]. Jakarta as the nation's capital is not immune from waste problems, including the percentage of waste handling which is very small compared to the amount of waste generated.…”

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Design of Organic Waste-based Biogas Lamp for Low Light Area in Universitas Pertamina

Sarwono,

Ulhasanah,

Sekar

et al. 2023

Proceedings of the International Conference on Sustainable Engineering, Infrastructure and Development, ICO-SEID 2022, 23-24 No

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Organic waste often has a negative impact on the environment due to the speed of its decomposition. By the production of 31.51% of organic waste at Universitas Pertamina, it has the potential to produce disease vectors and bad aesthetics if not managed properly. In line with the vision and mission of Universitas Pertamina in the energy sector, this study aims to design biogas lamp made from biodegradable waste for the campus area. The location of the placement of the biogas lamp is planned in a low light and safe area for the biodigester installation. There were three alternative designs for biogas lamp circuits (conversion of gas to electricity with a generator, automatic ignition gas lamp, manual ignition gas lamp), the second alternative was selected using the analytical hierarchy process (AHP) method. The design was planned to process 100% biodegradable waste generation at Universitas Pertamina, which produce 0.63 m 3 of methane gas with the ability to turn on the biogas lamp for five days (3 hours/day). Purification of biogas was done by adding zeolite at the installation as much as 0.75 kg/year. The volume of the biodigester required was 1.38m3 as much as 2 units with the addition of a gas regulator and a biogas purification tube in the installation circuit. This series of biogas lighting installations requires an investment of IDR 20 millions with the installation location planning to be in the campus drop-off area.

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Mass Balance Analysis of Integrated Municipal Solid Waste Management: The Jakarta Recycle Center Program Case Study

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From Waste to Worth Management: A Comprehensive Intelligent Approach to Resource Utilization and Waste Minimization

From Waste to Worth Management: A Comprehensive Intelligent Approach to Resource Utilization and Waste Minimization

Design of Organic Waste-based Biogas Lamp for Low Light Area in Universitas Pertamina

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