Special Issue "Pollution Reduction Technology, Flue Gas Treatment Plants and Solid Waste Treatment Plants"
A special issue of Sustainability (ISSN 2071-1050). This special issue belongs to the section "Environmental Sustainability and Applications".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (31 December 2021) | Viewed by 691
Special Issue Editors
Interests: innovative applications for biomass valorisation; biomass gasification; value-added compound production; green molecule production; advanced treatment technologies; biorefinery; green extraction processes; flue gas desulphurization from thermal power plants; micro-pollutant removal from waste incinerator exhaust gas; industrial wastewater treatment; wastewater treatment by using AOP, innovative renewable fuel technologies; innovative technologies for groundwater remediation
Special Issues, Collections and Topics in MDPI journals
Interests: biomass gasification; advanced oxidation processes for wastewater treatment; micro-pollutant removal from water and wastewater; innovative technologies for groundwater remediation; advanced technology for biofuel production; microalgal biomass growth and extraction of valuable by-products; CO2 capture through biological systems
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
A number of both innovative and conventional technologies and processes can be used for pollution control and environment protection. Flue gas and solid waste treatments are two of the main research topics on pollution reduction technologies because they play a key role in the integrated management of urban and industrial wastes. However, there are still scientific and technical information gaps in the fields of treatment processes of flue gas emissions and solid waste on basic and applied scales. Therefore, we invite researchers and scholars to submit original research articles, from basic to applied research, as well as pilot industrial applications/demo, and review articles on the recent advances in the field to the Special Issue on “Reduction Technology, Flue Gas Treatment Plants and Solid Waste Treatment Plants,” which can contribute to the definition of the best available techniques. Experimental and modeling manuscripts as well as life cycle assessment or techno-economic analysis are extremely welcome.
Prof. Dr. Dino Musmarra
Dr. Simeone Chianese
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- innovative and conventional treatments
- environment protection
- flue gas emission
- solid waste
- urban solid waste
- industrial solid waste
- modelling
- micropollutant removal
- macropollutant removal
- waste integrated management
- life cycle assessment
- technoeconomic analysis
- basic research
- applied research
- best available techniques
