Municipal Solid Waste Management: An Optimisation Approach
Lakshmi Malik
Corresponding
National University of Singapore
Abstract
The literature reveals a marked absence of experimental data on municipal solid waste management relevant to renewable energy systems. Validation of the model is achieved by applying scanning electron microscopy to a well-documented case drawn from renewable energy systems. A saving of approximately 45% in material could be realised without any loss of safety. The results have direct implications for the formulation of appropriate national design standards.
Keywords:
municipal solid waste managementscanning electron microscopymicrostrip antennacontrol systems
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