Analysis of the Selected Types of Waste Treatment by Plasma Technology: Part I

Abstract— The series of articles (Analysis of the selected types of waste treatment by plasma technology. Part I., Part II.) discusses the processing of selected three types of waste using plasma technology. In this first part, the technology of plasma gasification and melting, is presented, as well as the processed types of waste. It involves the disposal of solid waste such as ash from municipal waste, silicone rubber and asbestos-cement material.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2024-10-31
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14015881
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Waste Management and Environmental Impact
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Analysis of the Selected Types of Waste Treatment by Plasma Technology: Part I

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Analysis of the Selected Types of Waste Treatment by Plasma Technology: Part I

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Abstract

Abstract— The series of articles (Analysis of the selected types of waste treatment by plasma technology. Part I., Part II.) discusses the processing of selected three types of waste using plasma technology. In this first part, the technology of plasma gasification and melting, is presented, as well as the processed types of waste. It involves the disposal of solid waste such as ash from municipal waste, silicone rubber and asbestos-cement material.

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