Multifunctional Environmental Energy Tower: A Case Study of an Innovative System for Renewable Energy Exploitation

Cotana, Franco; Pelliccia, Lara; Petrozzi, Alessandro; Coccia, Valentina; Cavalaglio, Gianluca

doi:10.1016/j.egypro.2015.12.333

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“…Tower type design had been used in order to assura the anaerobic digestion (AD) works continously [3]. Any study had similarity findings that methane-rich biogas manufactured National Hydraulic Research Institute of Malaysia (NAHRIM), Lot 5377, Jalan Putra Permai, 43300, Seri Kembangan, Selangor, Malaysia.…”

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Animals Waste Treatment Using Biodigester

2016

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Abstract-This paper present the investigation on animal's waste treatment by using biodigester. Previously, biodigester has been used widely around the world as an alternative disposal method beside landfill that is more environmental friendly. In the awareness of environmental issue such as leachate pollution, the biodigester is capable to improve surface water and increase water resources quality. The objective of the study is to identify the effeciency of the treatment method for animal's waste using biodigester. In this study, animal's waste were collected from Zoo Negara Malaysia as sources to the biodigester. It is consisted of selected animal's waste from elephants, giraffe, zebra, rhinoceros and etc. The waste was manually screened to remove the course contaminants before be grinded to form a stable paste. Then, the stable paste were diluted and pumped into biodigester tank to be treated in few days and resulting better effluent discharged. The inffluent that had been treated through biodigester had significantly decreased the water quality parameter such as biological oxygen demands (BOD), chemical oxygen demands (COD), ammoniacal nitrogen (NH3-N) and total suspended solid (TSS) in range from 32% to 81%. This had identified that wastewater treatment from animal's waste wastewater could possible using biodigester technology. The biodigester had been proven that the method could treat the animal's inffluent efficiently for a better water quality result, competing the conventional wastewater treatment plant in reducing operational area and cost. Further study could be done for any type of animal's waste at zoo in future as an added value in order to save environment.

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Animals Waste Treatment Using Biodigester

2016

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Climate change mitigation in cities: a systematic scoping of case studies

Sethi

Lamb

Minx

et al. 2020

Environ. Res. Lett.

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A growing number of researchers and stakeholders have started to address climate change from the bottom up: by devising scientific models, climate plans, low-carbon strategies and development policies with climate co-benefits. Little is known about the comparative characteristics of these interventions, including their relative efficacy, potentials and emissions reductions. A more systematic understanding is required to delineate the urban mitigation space and inform decision-making. Here, we utilize bibliometric methods and machine learning to meta-analyze 5635 urban case studies of climate change mitigation. We identify 867 studies that explicitly consider technological or policy instruments, and categorize these studies according to policy type, sector, abatement potential, and socio-technological composition to obtain a first heuristic of what is their pattern. Overall, we find 41 different urban solutions with an average GHG abatement potential ranging from 5.2% to 105%, most of them clustering in the building and transport sectors. More than three-fourth of the solutions are on demand side. Less than 10% of all studies were ex-post policy evaluations. Our results demonstrate that technology-oriented interventions in urban waste, transport and energy sectors have the highest marginal abatement potential, while system-wide interventions, e.g. urban form related measures have lower marginal abatement potential but wider scope. We also demonstrate that integrating measures across urban sectors realizes synergies in GHG emission reductions. Our results reveal a rich evidence of techno-policy choices that together enlarge the urban solutions space and augment actions currently considered in global assessments of climate mitigation.

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Multifunctional Environmental Energy Tower: A Case Study of an Innovative System for Renewable Energy Exploitation

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Animals Waste Treatment Using Biodigester

Animals Waste Treatment Using Biodigester

Climate change mitigation in cities: a systematic scoping of case studies

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