Municipal Solid Waste Incineration and Sustainable Development

Bandarra, Beatriz S.; Quina, Margarida J.

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“…For this study, the total mass of solid waste was estimated using the fractional compositions of all the combustibles from Figure 2, adopted from Miezah et al (2015) [18], a moisture content of 50.5% from the range reported by Kuleape et al (2014) [100], and a calorific value of 1.67 × 10 4 KJ/Kg [101]. A total process efficiency of 32% [102] was assumed for these estimations, shown in Figure 6. Figure 8 details the estimation of electrical energy potential for incineration technology for the 2018-2028 period.…”

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“…a moisture content of 50.5% from the range reported by Kuleape et al (2014) [100], and a calorific value of 1.67 × 10 4 KJ/Kg [101]. A total process efficiency of 32% [102] was assumed for these estimations, shown in Figure 6. Figure 8 details the estimation of electrical energy potential for incineration technology for the 2018-2028 period.…”

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Municipal Solid Waste Generation Trend and Bioenergy Recovery Potential: A Review

Darmey,

Ahiekpor,

Narra

et al. 2023

Energies

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Finding sustainable solutions to the increasing waste generation in Ghana has received a lot of attention in recent years. Through several waste-to-energy processes, the energy potential of municipal solid waste has recently witnessed significant technological advancements. The Renewable Energy Master Plan has projected the production of about 122 MWp from waste-to-energy installations by 2030 in Ghana. To help policymakers and engineers achieve national goals, this paper reviews the waste generation in Ghana estimated from 2010 to 2030 and the status of various bioenergy technologies in Ghana. This paper further estimates the energy recovery potential of municipal solid waste in Ghana under incineration, anaerobic digestion, and landfill gas recovery technologies. The review establishes that, by 2030, municipal solid waste generation will increase by 123% of the 2023 quantities and may produce 1484.25 MW of installed electricity capacity and 13,002.03 GWh per year, which would amount to nearly 59% of Ghana’s 2030 renewable energy target. Additionally, it was determined that anaerobic digestion, incineration, and landfill gas recovery technologies, when properly developed, will add 105.33 MW, 301.4 MW, and 377.31 MW of installed electrical capacity, respectively, to Ghana’s energy mix in 2028.

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Municipal Solid Waste Generation Trend and Bioenergy Recovery Potential: A Review

Darmey,

Ahiekpor,

Narra

et al. 2023

Energies

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“…The main reasons for low efficiency are small unit capacity, low steam parameters, imperfect regenerative cycle, etc. Compared with the traditional technology, the coupling technology can increase the thermal efficiency of waste incineration power generation to about 32%, and the efficiency can be increased by 10%, further realizing the existing waste reduction, harmless and lowcost disposal (Bandarra and Quina, 2021).…”

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Analysis and research on the thermal system of waste incineration power generation unit based on heat balance method

Jian

2023

Front. Energy Res.

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The thermal system of waste incineration power generation unit is simple and small in capacity, but the original parameters are few. It needs to calculate the thermal system and derive the parameters by using the conventional heat balance method to obtain the complete thermal system parameters. In this paper, an accurate and perfect thermodynamic model of waste incineration power generation is established to solve the problems of low thermal efficiency and high unit investment cost of the waste incineration power generation. To investigate the internal relationship between the incinerator unit structure, operating parameters, waste calorific value and waste combustion process, optimize the combustion status of different incinerators burning different waste, and realize its stable and efficient operation, it is necessary to study the impact of changing operating parameters and different incinerator structures on the waste incineration process, as well as the incineration law of a single incinerator unit structure burning waste with different calorific value. Based on the two-fluid model of primary oxygen supply and secondary oxygen supply, a newly developed thermodynamic model for waste incineration engineering was developed, and the direct coupling between the reciprocating grate and the incinerator was realized in the software. Using the conventional heat balance method and constant flow calculation, the flow parameters of the thermal system under the design condition are calculated through the design pressure parameters to calculate the power generation and thermal economy index of the condition; and the relevant steam extraction flow is checked and verified. The experimental results show that the net thermal efficiency of waste incineration increases from 19. 73% to 26. 40%, and the energy utilization efficiency also increases by 0. 18%. The net thermal efficiency of the optimized integrated power generation system is always higher than that of the independent power generation system more than 0.16%. The model method used in this paper can reduce the influence of incinerator arch structure on bed combustion to a greater extent, which makes the simulation results close to reality, greatly reduces the calculation cost, and is conducive to the industrial application of simulation in the field of waste incineration.

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Prospective Energy Production from Incineration: A Brief Overview on Different Types of Energy Produced by Incineration

Sikder,

Toha,

Rahman

2024

Generation of Energy From Municipal Solid Waste

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Municipal Solid Waste Incineration and Sustainable Development

Cited by 4 publications

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Municipal Solid Waste Generation Trend and Bioenergy Recovery Potential: A Review

Municipal Solid Waste Generation Trend and Bioenergy Recovery Potential: A Review

Analysis and research on the thermal system of waste incineration power generation unit based on heat balance method

Prospective Energy Production from Incineration: A Brief Overview on Different Types of Energy Produced by Incineration

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