Production of thermoelectric power from solid waste of some educational institutions of Lahore

Khan, Mohammad Rafiq

doi:10.1109/esd.2010.5598796

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“…The results indicated that the installation of solid waste based thermoelectric power plant was not feasible for LSE [10], LUMS [11] and KC [12] but it was feasible for GCUL [13]. The data, of course, guided that the projects could be moved towards feasibility through well planned strategies.…”

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“…In the second phase, the extension of work narrated above was undertaken by one of the research groups supervised by the author. The studies on village level [14], urban colony level [15] and on the City of Lahore [16] as a whole have been completed. The group has given promising messages to the residents of Lahore and to the nation at large.…”

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Interlinking of Socio-economic Problems with Environmental Problems for Appropriate Development in Both Developed and Developing Countries

Khan¹

2018

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This article is designed to integrate the results of the studies undertaken on different frontiers by a group of researchers to address both socioeconomic problems and environmental problems with a special reference to sustainable development. It also offers appropriate solutions to make sure the best use of available resources and assigns economic value to different wastes via resource recovery through material sorting, recycling and reprocessing, production of food, heat and electricity. The focus remains on techno-economic disposal of different wastes in a way to adapt them as alternative resources instead of treating them as wastes. The article concludes that the techno-economic disposal of wastes can effectively address the problems of energy and food shortage because it is based on the hypothesis that the total amount of resources in the universe remains constant although they may change from one form to another. This hypothesis provides a firm basis for sustainable development; the concept being contemporarily explored as a cure for socioeconomic ills that destabilize the shaky economies. The study supports the view that a waste is no more a waste as every waste can be assigned an economic value. The integrated results of studies conducted in the context of sustainable development strongly recommend the interlinking of economic problems with environmental problems.

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Section: Techno-economic Disposal Of Solid Waste-a Case Study As An Ementioning

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Interlinking of Socio-economic Problems with Environmental Problems for Appropriate Development in Both Developed and Developing Countries

Khan¹

2018

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“…The researcher also presents some solutions in his research as the hydel generation, thermal generation, nuclear power generation, renewable energy, solar energy, wind energy and biomass energy. Khan (2010) writes down an article on "Pakistan textile industry facing new challenges" and concluded that the Pakistan textile industry is facing new challenges due to the shortage of Comparative Study of Editorials of Daily Dawn and Daily the News International Regarding Electricity Crisis of Pakistan electricity. More than 60% of the export in the textile sector decline due to this crisis.…”

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Comparative Study of Editorials of Daily Dawn and Daily the News International Regarding Electricity Crisis of Pakistan

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Ali

2016

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This research investigates the editorial coverage of two elite newspapers of Pakistan; Daily the News International and Daily Dawn regarding electricity crisis in Pakistan from June 2010 to May 2011. For this research study, 49 editorials were studied, comprised 648 sentences. Twenty-two editorials (291 sentences) in Daily Dawn and 27 editorials (357 sentences) published in Daily the News International during the proposed period of the study. All editorial sentences are divided into five different categories; Causes, Effects, Reactions, Solutions and Miscellaneous of the electricity crisis according to the nature of data. The study finds out that both newspapers gave 22.06% favourable, 36.57% unfavourable coverage, while 41.35% neutral coverage on the issue which shows that both the newspapers have given more neutral coverage. The researcher used framing theory as a theoretical framework. In light of results, the researcher concluded that the media framed this crisis in a neutral way.

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Production of thermoelectric power from solid waste of some educational institutions of Lahore

Cited by 2 publications

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Interlinking of Socio-economic Problems with Environmental Problems for Appropriate Development in Both Developed and Developing Countries

Interlinking of Socio-economic Problems with Environmental Problems for Appropriate Development in Both Developed and Developing Countries

Comparative Study of Editorials of Daily Dawn and Daily the News International Regarding Electricity Crisis of Pakistan

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