A Framework for Synergy Evaluation and Implementation in Resource Based Industries
Access Status
Open access
Authors
Mohammed, Feisal Ali
Date
2016Supervisor
Prof. Moses Tadé
Dr Hongmei Yao
Dr Wahidul Biswas
Collection
Type
Thesis
Education Level
Ph.D.
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This thesis involved the development of a framework for identifying and reusing potential industrial waste. It evaluates the chemical composition of wastes and links it to potential surrounding industries through a generic industrial outlay. Potential waste are then analysed experimentally and through simulation for feasibility and determining mass and energy balances. The latter are used for environmental analysis through LCA and economic evaluation through AspenPlus software. Two case studies have been assessed through the framework.
Faculty
Science and Engineering
Department
Department of Chemical Engineering
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