Concrete waste disposal is an essential aspect of environmental responsibility. When we talk about concrete waste, we refer to the leftovers from construction sites or… Read More »What Are the Best Practices for Concrete Waste Disposal?
This article focuses on problems associated with boiler system and the various means of treatment. 1. Boiler Water In industries, steam is used as a… Read More »Boilers and Boiler Water Treatment in Industrial Waste and Water Treatment
Water cooling systems are of two types: One type involves discharging water to a sewer and another type involves recirculation of water, that is, the… Read More »Water Cooling Systems in Industrial Waste and Water Treatment
Modernization and progress has had its share of disadvantages and one of the main aspects of concern is the pollution it is causing to the… Read More »Effects of Biomedical Waste on Health
Waste transfer transport can take place by the collection car emptying the garbage into a container for collection by a larger container car that transports… Read More »Biomedical Waste Transfer Transport
Experience has shown that designing one neatly-packaged, systematic approach for communities to achieve the greatest possible measure of IWM benefits may be difficult. However, the… Read More »Guiding Principles of Integrated Biomedical Waste Management
Integrated waste management provides a new approach to solid waste. It seeks to keep products, the materials and energy embodied in their manufacture, and the… Read More »Benefits of Integrated Biomedical Waste Management
Energy is used to transform raw materials into a corrugated cardboard box. The first consideration for the box in a waste management planning process is… Read More »Integrated Waste Management (IWM): The Case of the Corrugated Box
What is Integrated Waste Management? Integrated Biomedical waste Management, or IBWM, is a tool to determine the most energy-efficient, least-polluting ways to deal with the… Read More »Concept of Integrated Biomedical Waste Management (IBWM)
Waste recycling and reuse are very closely associated terms which are often used interchangeably but are not essentially the same when viewed closely at its… Read More »Complete Guide to Waste Reuse Practices
Traditionally, waste is viewed as an unnecessary element arising from the activities of any industry. In reality, waste is a misplaced resource, existing at a… Read More »Classification, Processes and Importance of Biomedical Waste Minimization
We have previously described most conventional methods/technologies for biomedical waste treatment available to all especially in the third world or developing economies. We shall use… Read More »Other Methods/Technologies for Biomedical Waste Treatment
Composting is one of the options for treatment of solid waste. In composting process the organic matter breaks down under bacterial action resulting in the… Read More »Waste Composting (Manure Pit) and Advantages of Composting
Incineration is the process of destroying waste materials by burning it within the temperature range of 9000℃ – 12000℃. This is a controlled combustion process… Read More »Incineration Process, Incinerators and their Types
Sanitary landfill also known as controlled tipping is the practice of waste disposal in which waste is stacked to decay under controlled conditions. Wikipedia Encyclopedia… Read More »Basic Requirements and Components of Sanitary Landfill
The traditional methods of biomedical waste disposal in most communities and cities include but is not limited to the following: barging into the waters (streams,… Read More »Traditional/Crude Biomedical Waste Disposal Process
Waste (also known as rubbish, trash, refuse, garbage, junk, litter) is unwanted or useless materials. In biology, waste is any of the many unwanted substances… Read More »Biomedical Special Waste Management Processes
Normally, waste is mostly categorized based on the risk it holds. Different authors, scientists, observers, and regulatory bodies have classified medical waste in various ways… Read More »Different Types of Hospital Wastes
