Waste management Books
BiblioScholar Natural Attenuation of Chlorinated Ethenes by Anaerobic Reductive Dechlorination Coupled with Aerobic Cometabolism
£17.02
Bloomsbury Publishing Plc The Recycling Myth
Table of Contents1. The Myth 2. Frankenstein's Bottle: A Problem of Math 3. The Throwaway Supply Chain 4. The Happy Cup Fallacy 5. Bottles Grown from the Soil 6. It's in Our Blood 7. Something Needs to Be Done! 8. Solutions—Extending the Supply Chain to Nature 9. 2020: The Happy Cup Reality Notes Index
£43.00
Bloomsbury Publishing Plc Peak Plastic
Trade ReviewGiven the crucial importance of this topic and the author's insightful approach, this well-written volume has much to offer students and specialists at all levels…Summing Up: Highly recommended. All academic levels. * Choice *Table of ContentsChapter 1 What Is Peak Plastic? Chapter 2 The Good, Bad, and Unknown of Plastic Chapter 3 The Waste-Driven Supply Chain Chapter 4 2030: A Plastic Tipping Point (Peak Plastic) Chapter 5 The Alternative to Peak Plastic: Exponential Thinking Chapter 6 Solution 1: Stop the Bleeding Chapter 7 Solution 2: Open-Source/Access Plastic (Open-Source Capitalism) Chapter 8 Solution 3: Sustainable Polymerization Chapter 9 Solution 4: A Closed-Loop System for Plastic Chapter 10 Solution 5: Fixing the Invisibility Problem Chapter 11 Summary: Make It Happen! Index
£35.00
Taylor & Francis Inc Geologic Disposal of Low and IntermediateLevel
Book SynopsisThis book will address concepts and techniques for preparation and disposal of low- (LLW) and intermediate-level (ILW) radioactive waste from the nuclear industry, the weapons industry, university labs, research institutes, and from the commercial industry. It will aid decision-makers in finding optimal technical/economical solutions, including how site investigations, design, construction, identification and selection of construction materials (clay and concrete), and monitoring can be made. It will also examine techniques for isolating soil and rock contaminated by leaking nuclear plants and from damaged nuclear reactors such as those at the Fukushima and Chernobyl nuclear plants.Trade Review"Geologic Disposal of Low- and Intermediate-Level Radioactive Waste is very valuable…. IAEA published the technical reports on disposal of Low-and Intermediate-Level radioactive waste. But this book is obviously more instructive for the studies of disposal and safety management of radioactive wastes generated form NPPs. It would also ensure the confidence of publics respecting to the safety operation of reactors." — Xiaodong Liu, East China University of Technology, Shanghai, China"I believe that this book will be a new chart for the future radioactive disposal management."— Masashi Kamon, Research Institute for Environmental Geotechnics, Japan"Many works on radioactive waste management focus on specialist details. Geologic Disposal of Low- and Intermediate-Level Radioactive Waste provides the fuller picture. This book takes radioactive waste management from the sphere of the researcher to reality in the field."— Stephan Jefferis, Environmental Geotechnics Ltd., Oxford, United Kingdom"I was favorably impressed by the thoroughness, recommendations, and case history illustrations of discussed topics; i.e., site investigation, design schemes, construction considerations, and monitoring for LLW and ILW disposal both above and underground in soil or rock. The book is a valuable, understandable source for engineers dealing with the design of economical solutions to the disposal of nuclear wastes."— Frank C. Townsend, University of Florida, USA"This is a valuable reference for practitioners and researchers involved in the design of safe, long-term disposal of low- and intermediate-level radioactive waste. In addition, the book’s clear and comprehensive approach allows for seamless integration of the material in graduate-level courses." — Kristin M. Sample-Lord, Villanova University, Pennsylvania, USATable of ContentsRadioactivity and Radioactive Substances. Introduction. Low-level and Intermediate-level Radioactive Wastes. Definition, Characterization and Classification of LLW and ILW. Health Effects of Electromagnetic Radiation on Biological Objects. LLW-ILW Management and Regulatory Requirements. Handling and Transport of LLW and ILW. Isolation of LLW and ILW. Regulatory Requirements. Management-Disposal Schemes. Systems for Transport and Temporary Storage of LLW and ILW. Site Investigation and Principles of Site Assessment. Licensed, Constructed and Operating Systems for Disposal of LLW and ILW. Worst Possible Scenarios. Ground Stability, Longevity of Isolating Components. Science-Engineering-Technological Background and Development for Selection of Optimal Waste Isolation System. Identifying Processes and Mechanisms in Candidate LLW and ILW Waste Isolation Systems. Conceptual and Theoretical Modelling of the Performance of Systems. Safety and Long-Term Issues. Topographic and Hydrological Changes of the Transport Paths of Chemicals. Degradation of Isolating Components of Systems for Disposal of LLW and ILW. Selection and Application of Dose Criteria for Public and Governmental Acceptance of Systems. Risk of Radioactive Contamination in Shallow Ground.
£999.99
Createspace Independent Publishing Platform Sanitary Landfill: Third World Preparedness for a Fully Engineered SWM Technolog: A Case of Maun, Botswana
£70.22
Createspace Independent Publishing Platform Solid Waste Management in Nairobi's Residential Areas: A Mirror of African Cities?
£38.33
NY Research Press Waste Management: Concerns and Challenges
£92.62
NY Research Press Materials Recycling
£94.50
Callisto Reference Integrated Waste Management: A Sustainable Approach
£95.85
Larsen and Keller Education Waste Management
£103.28
Murphy & Moore Publishing Fundamentals of Wastewater Treatment
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£108.10
Murphy & Moore Publishing The Organic Waste Composting Handbook
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£103.95
Murphy & Moore Publishing Advanced Treatment Technologies for Wastewater
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£116.63
Independently Published An Introduction to Landfill Gas Facilities
£28.79
Independently Published An Introduction to Design of Landfill Gas Collection Systems
£28.79
Independently Published An Introduction to Hazardous Waste Collection and Removal
£28.68
Independently Published An Introduction to Solid Waste Incineration
£28.79
IntechOpen Sewage Management and Treatment Techniques
£97.75
Permanent Publications Septic Tank Options and Alternatives: Your Guide
Book SynopsisSeptic Tank Options & Alternatives by Feidhlim Harty is a user-friendly guide through the maze of selecting an eco-friendly sewage treatment option for your home. With so many different treatment systems and technologies available, it can be a challenge to make the choice that really reflects your values and priorities. This book lists conventional and alternative sewage treatment systems and outlines the pros and cons of each in a straightforward and non-technical way. Septic Tank Options covers The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) approved systems, plus innovative sustainable solutions, and also proposes alternatives where site and soil conditions are suboptimal. This book is a must for anyone worried about how well their current system is working, for people undergoing inspections, or for those who know they need an upgrade but don't know where to start. It is an invaluable guide for architects and engineers who are guiding clients through the options available, and gives treatment options that may be less costly, less energy intensive and more eco-friendly than an inspector may propose. It covers: Initial check - assessing your current treatment situation, Making good - examining the potential for repairs and improvements, Taking stock - looking at your site characteristics, priorities and personal preferences, Options available - different treatment systems explained, Putting it into action - planning, implementation and maintenance. If you want to be proactive about getting your system working and make sure you have as eco-friendly and cost effective option as you can, then this holistic overview is the book to read.Trade ReviewIt is not a book you would sit down and read from cover to cover, though it has plenty of character and humour. Each individual situation takes you on a different path through the book, delivering the information that is needed and allowing you to bypass the stuff that is not relevant. The information is comprehensive, clearly and logically laid out and easy to reference. Eileen Flanagan, Feasta magazine
£18.00
£72.24
Mercury Learning & Information Hazardous Waste Management
£40.80
Momentum Press Hazardous Waste Management, Volume I
Book SynopsisEnvironmental engineers are primarily responsible for restoring hazardous waste sites to a condition where they will not cause adverse effect to human health and the environment and for creating a waste-handling architecture that prevents future industrial wastes from causing any damage. This book presents a roadmap for hazardous waste management. Beginning with the legal framework that defines what a hazardous waste is and when a waste becomes hazardous, a practicing engineer needs to have a general idea of environmental audits, toxicology, site characterization, treatment processes, and site-monitoring protocol. In addition, the toxic compounds of concern may partition into the soil, groundwater, and air. Thus, any attempt to deal with such a situation requires integration of law, science, technology, and social policy. This book guides the reader with the help of numerous solved examples with a clear goal of showing how these topics are integrated in practice.
£40.80
Independently Published An Introduction to Design of Landfill Gas Treatment Systems
£28.79
Createspace Independent Publishing Platform Student handbook of Waste-water Management: For BSc Environmental Health (EVH), Public health, Civil and Water engineering students, professionals and practitioners
£48.73
Springer Nature Switzerland AG Food Waste Management: Solving the Wicked Problem
Book SynopsisThis book focuses on the crucial sustainability challenge of reducing food waste at the level of consumer-society. Providing an in-depth, research-based overview of the multifaceted problem, it considers environmental, economic, social and ethical factors. Perspectives included in the book address households, consumers, and organizations, and their role in reducing food waste. Rather than focusing upon the reasons for food waste itself, the chapters develop research-based solutions for the problem, providing a much-needed solution-orientated approach that takes multiple perspectives into account.Chapters 1, 2, 12 and 16 of this book are available open access under a CC BY 4.0 license at link.springer.comTable of Contents1 Introduction: Solutions for managing food waste Elina Närvänen, Nina Mesiranta, Malla Mattila and Anna Heikkinen PART I: Changing the behaviour of actors at distribution and consumption levels 2 Household food waste – how to avoid it? An integrative review Lisanne van Geffen, Erica van Herpen and Hans van Trijp 3 Nudging in food waste management: Where sustainability meets cost-effectiveness Anna de Visser-Amundson and Mirella Kleijnen 4 Managerial practices of reducing food waste in supermarkets Christine Moser PART II: Connecting actors and activities within systems 5 The evolution of the German anti-food waste movement: Turning sustainable ideas into business Johanna F. Gollnhofer and Daniel Boller 6 Distributed agency in food waste – A focus on non-human actors in retail setting Lotta Alhonnoro, Hanna Leipämaa-Leskinen and Henna Syrjälä 7 Between kitchen sink and city sewer: A socio-ecological approach to food waste in environmental design Ellen Burke and N. Claire Napawan 8 Creating resilient interventions to food waste: Aligning and leveraging systems and design thinking Danielle Lake, Amy McFarland and Jody Vogelzang PART III: Constituting socio–cultural meanings 9 Assumptions about consumers in food waste campaigns: A visual analysis Ulla-Maija Sutinen 10 From scarcity to abundance: Food waste themes and virtues in agrarian and mature consumer society Outi Uusitalo and Tuomo Takala 11 Mobilising consumers for food waste reduction in Finnish media discourse Liia-Maria Raippalinna Part IV: Innovating practical solutions 12 Insect-based bioconversion: Value from food waste Trevor M. Fowles and Christian Nansen 13 Gleaning: Turning food waste at farms into marketable products Christine M. Kowalczyk, Brian Taillon and Laura Hearn 14 Exploring food waste reducing apps – A business model lens Fabio de Almeida Oroski 15 ECOWASTE4FOOD project: Cases for food waste reduction at city and regional levels in the EU Samuel Féret 16 From measurement to management: Food waste in the Finnish food chain Hanna Hartikainen, Inkeri Riipi, Juha-Matti Katajajuuri and Kirsi Silvennoinen
£94.99
Springer Nature Switzerland AG Agri-food and Forestry Sectors for Sustainable
Book SynopsisThis book surveys state-of-the-art and prospective practices, methods and technologies in agri-food and forestry sectors to document the potential measurable improvements in areas of environmental management, food security, economic growth, social cohesion and human health at the local and global scale. With a focus on the ecosystems-resources-climate-food-health nexus as a framework towards achieving the UN Sustainable Development Goals applicable in these sectors, the book offers a portfolio of guidelines and standards that assesses the affordability, potential profitability and possible unintended consequences of interventions. The areas of intervention covered in the study include global and local forest resources management, safe wastewater reuse for irrigation, sustainable crop and plant protection (e.g. biopesticides, bioherbicides), carbon sequestration and emission reduction strategies, and safe processing methods for food and food waste (e.g. sustainable food preservatives and healthier food). The book is primarily intended for academics, professionals, and policymakers. The professional audience, including enterprises in the forestry, farming, food processing, healthcare and waste management sectors, will take advantage of the updated knowledge basis concerning the innovations in the respective practices, methods and technologies, including their feasibility, affordability and profitability, and policymakers will find useful the comprehensive review of these innovations which could be strategically promoted and deployed in the next decade, with the aim of achieving the UN Sustainable Development Goals.Table of ContentsChapter 1. Sustainability in a highly interconnected world.- Chapter 2. Technological sustainability: efficient and green process intensification.- Chapter 3. Forest management for climate protection.- Chapter 4. Forest ecosystem service for human health.- Chapter 5. Sustainable crop protection and farming.- Chapter 6. Water conservation and resources efficiency in agriculture.- Chapter 7. Sustainable and affordable technologies for food processing.- Chapter 8. Sustainable exploitation of agro-food waste.
£104.49
Springer Sustainable Waste Management Practices for the Mining Sector Through Recycling of Mining Waste
£132.99
Springer Organic Solid Waste Management
Book SynopsisSolid Waste Management.- History of Composting.- Basics of Composting.- Present Technological Options.- Rotary Drum Composting (Generalized).- Rotary Drum Composting of Municipal Solid Waste.- Rotary Drum Composting of Sewage and industrial Sludge.- Rotary Drum Composting of Aquatic Weeds.- Rotary Drum Composting of Agricultural Residues/terrestrial Weeds.- Problems Associated with Composting and its Application.
£125.99
Springer Sustainable Groundwater and Environment Challenges and Solutions
Book SynopsisHydrogeology and the Global Significance of Groundwater.- Towards Sustainable Groundwater Management in Kuwait: Strategic Directions.- Impacts of Artisanal Small-Scale Mining and Climate Change on Groundwater Security: The Case of the Global South.- Groundwater and public health: understanding the links and mitigating risks.- Effect of groundwater -lake interaction on water and salinity balance for lakes in arid regions.- Groundwater in arid and semi-arid regions: issues of scarcity and quality.- Machine learning techniques in hydrogeological research.- Groundwater salinization in coastal regions and the control mechanisms: Insights for sustainable groundwater development and management.- Characteristics of groundwater level dynamics in Xi'an (2010-2020) and groundwater level prediction for 2030 using regression analysis and BP neural network.- Evaluating Uranium Toxicity in Groundwater and Associated Health Risks in a Hard Rock Aquifer, South India.- Groundwater Resources Availability in the Shangzhou Basin Area, China: A Modeling Research.- Utilization of Green Chemistry Nano-Emulsion in remediation of Real Contaminated Coastal Sediments by HOCs and Pb to Protect Shallow Aquifer.- Magnetic Induction on pH, Oxidation-reduction Potential, Conductivity and Dissolved Oxygen Level of Water and Its Properties: A State-of-the-art Review.- The deficit Libres-Oriental aquifer (Balsas region) of eastern-central Mexico under global warming: hydrochemistry, moisture recycling and rock-water interaction.- Radionuclides as environmental contaminants of concern: threats to public health through soil and groundwater.- Future Research Imperatives in Hydrogeology.
£132.99
Springer International Publishing AG Innovative Approaches to Handle Plastic Waste and Foster Biobased Plastics Production
Book SynopsisScreening of the Regulations and Legislations that Control the Chemical Content of Plastics through their Lifecycle.- The rise of 3D printing in healthcare and implications for future plastic waste: constructing a Circular Economy roadmap to ensure responsible innovation.- Distributed recycling of biobased thermoplastics.- Case study report Save Plastics Good practice of circular economy business models.- Toxicity of (bio)plastics a challenge for product development.- Innovative approaches to managing single-use-plastic waste in Sri Lanka.- Understanding inter-organizational dynamics to boost circular bioeconomy in the bioplastics industry.- Digital Platform for Knowledge sharing and value co-creation in waste recycling: the case of Alpha.- Development of Agar-Polylactic Acid Bioplastic by Extrussion Method and Injection Molding.- Fabricating bioplastics from Kombucha: Ingredients and characterization for fashion and textile applications.- Sustainable livelihoods through reduced plastic waste: Collaborative community-based sustainability-oriented innovation.- Environmental pressures and plastic packaging reduction practices: an exploratory in the Vietnamese food industry.- Sustainability oriented business model innovation in the nascent bio-plastic industry: A Case study of Galaxy Biotech in Vietnam.- Transforming Waste into Value: A Case Study of Reform Plastic in Vietnam.- The hospitality green experience: A case study in corporate sustainability efforts in Vietnam.- Transitioning Towards Plastic Circularity: A Case of Refill in Vietnam.- Comparison of PLA/PBAT Electrospun Layer and Commercial PP Facemask Layer: Morphology, Diameter and Tensile Strength.- Approaches for Environmental Impact Assessment of Bio-based Plastics, Microplastics and Nanoplastics applied to Aquatic Environments.- How the Entrepreneurial Ecosystem Supports the Development of Green Startups: The Case of Green Joy in Vietnam.- Bio-based plastics: challenge or reality? Perspectives and constraints of their exploitation as sustainable alternative to fossil plastics.- Innovative Plastic Waste Sorting Technologies: Advancing Towards Sustainable Recycling.- Plastics and human health: How perception of human health risks can reduce plastics consumption?.- Uptake of microparticles from bio-based biodegradable plastics by aquatic invertebrates.- The Utilization of Coconut Coir Powder in Low-Density Polyethylene (LDPE) Plastic Mulch to Enhance Biodegradability and Resistance to Ultraviolet Light Exposure.- Implementing Ecopreneurship with Ecobricks in Bandung City Indonesia: How well we manage the plastic waste?.- .
£132.99
Springer Agroindustrial Waste for New Pharmaceuticals
Book SynopsisAgro-industrial waste as a potential raw material for multiple products and promotion of a circular economy.- The use of bio-oil derived from the pyrolysis of biomass in the formulation of new medications.- Biochar and bonechar produced with agro-industrial waste in water treatment and immobilization of residual herbicides in the soil.- Recent advances of silk fibroin nanoparticles associated with Amazon oils: Potential larvicidal activity against Aedes aegypti.- How to value açaí waste and make its production chain more sustainable?- Challenges, opportunities, and future perspectives regarding the valorization of agro-industrial waste.
£113.99
Springer A Vision for Environmental Sustainability Overcoming Waste Management Challenges in Developing Countries
Book SynopsisIntroduction.- Municipal Solid Waste Management.- E-waste Management.- Plastic Waste Management.- Biomedical Waste Management.- Construction & Demolition Waste Management.- Hazardous Waste Management.- Agricultural Waste Management.- Industrial Waste Management.- Food Waste Management.- Waste-to-Energy Technologies.- Waste Minimization and 3R Strategies.- Circular Economy and Waste Management.- Policy and Regulatory Frameworks for Sustainable Waste Management.- Financing Sustainable Waste Management.- Technology Transfer and Capacity Building for Sustainable Waste Management.- Social and Environmental Impacts of Sustainable Waste Management.- Waste Management in Informal Settlements.- Waste Management in Disaster and Emergency Situations.- Future Directions in Sustainable Waste Management in Developing Countries.
£189.99
Springer Nanotechnology in Wastewater Treatment
Book SynopsisIntroduction to Nanotechnology.- Classification of Nanomaterials.- Synthesis Techniques and Characterization of Nanomaterials.- Advancements in Nanomaterials in Water and Wastewater Treatment Opportunities, Challenges.- Nanomaterials in Adsorptive Removal of Pollutants.- Application of Nanocomposite as Ion Exchange Membrane .- Advanced Oxidation Processes using Nanomaterials.- Nanomaterials in Membrane Filtration Process.- Nanomaterials for Disinfection.- Application of Nanocomposites in Sensing and Monitoring.- Current Trends and Future Perspective of Engineered Nanomaterials.- Engineered Nanomaterial - Environmental Fate, Ecotoxicity and Risk Assessment.
£142.49
Springer-Verlag GmbH Ubiquitous Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbon Contamination
£132.99
Springer-Verlag Berlin and Heidelberg GmbH & Co. KG Umweltbeauftragte im Krankenhaus: Rechtlicher
Book SynopsisUmweltschutz als ein Unternehmensziel gewinnt in Krankenhausern immer mehr an Bedeutung. Steigende Entsorgungskosten, verscharfte Gesetzgebung, aber auch ein Umdenken bewegen die Krankenhauser, neue Wege zu gehen. Die Bestellung zu Umweltbeauftragten ist eine Moglichkeit zur Losung der vielfaltigen Umweltaufgaben. Im vorliegenden Band wird der rechtliche Hintergrund der fur ein Krankenhaus relevanten Umweltbeauftragten dargestellt. Abfall-, Gewasserschutz-, Immissionsschutz-, Gefahrgut-, Strahlenschutz- und Sicherheitsbeauftragte berichten von ihrer taglichen Arbeit. Dabei geht es auch um Fragen der Einbindung der Umweltbeauftragten in den Krankenhausbetrieb und ihre Zustandigkeiten. Es werden unterschiedliche Organisationsstrukturen vorgestellt.Table of ContentsUmweltbeauftragte im Krankenhaus.- Die Betriebsbeauftragten für Umweltschutz: Rechte, Pflichten, Qualifizierung, Bestellung — eine Übersicht.- Verantwortung der Krankenhausleitung fir Umweltschutz — Organisation und Umsetzung.- Ökologie und Entsorgung im Universitätskrankenhaus Eppendorf, Hamburg.- Anforderungsprofil an die Betriebsbeauftragten fir Abfall.- Organisation und systembedingte Defizite der Abfallorganisation in einer Klinik der Maximalversorgung.- Straftaten, Ordnungswidrigkeiten und zivilrechtliche Haftung der Verantwortlichen.- Immissionsschutzbeauftragte — Erfahrungen mit einer Verbrennungsanlage für C-Abfall.- Erfahrungen des Gewässerschutzbeauftragten an einer Universitätsklinik.- Rechtliche Vorgaben zur Bestellung eines Gefahrgut- und Gefahrstoffbeauftragten — Anforderungen und Tätigkeitsprofil im Klinikbereich.- Der Strahlenschutzbeauftragte im Krankenhaus — Gesetzliche Grundlage, Tätigkeitsbereiche.- Möglichkeit der Umsetzung von Arbeitssicherheit und Umweltschutz in kleinen Krankenhäusern.- Umweltschutz im Universitätsklinikum Steglitz, Berlin.- Lösungen von Umweltaufgaben in Linienfunktion.
£46.99
Springer-Verlag Berlin and Heidelberg GmbH & Co. KG Schadstoffe in elektrischen und elektronischen Geräten: Emissionsquellen, Toxikologie, Entsorgung und Verwertung
Book SynopsisEin klar strukturierter Überblick zur schnellen Information: - Tabellarische Zusammenstellung von Werkstoffen und Bauteilen- Übersichtliche Datenblätter zu den wichtigsten Problemstoffen, Entsorgung, Verwertung und Auswirkungen auf Mensch und Umwelt.Table of ContentsA Einleitung.- A.1 Spezielle Problematik des Elektroschrottes.- B Toxikologie.- B.1 Zum Begriff der Toxikologie.- B.1.1 Ort des Gifteintrittes.- B.1.2 Art der Exposition.- B.2 Abgrenzung zwischen Toxinen und Krankheitserregern.- B.3 Parameter zur Beurteilung der Auswirkung eines Giftes.- B.4 Elimination von Toxinen.- B.4.1 Metabolismus.- B.4.2 Speicherung.- B.4.3 Ausscheidung.- B.5 Migrationswege von Schadstoffen.- B.5.1 Wege, die Schadstoffe nehmen können, um in die Umwelt zu gelangen.- B.6 Literaturquellen.- C Erkrankung Durch Staubexposition.- C.1 Definition von Staub und sein Vorkommen.- C.1.1 Hausstaub.- C.2 Auswirkungen der Staubexposition.- C.2.1 Auswirkungen auf den Menschen.- C.2.2 Auswirkungen auf Pflanzen und Böden.- C.3 Literaturquellen.- D Abgrenzung Der Allergien Vom Krankheitsbild Der Vergiftung.- D.1 Wirkungsweise des Immunsystems.- D.1.1 Aktivierung des Immunsystems.- D.1.2 Sensibilisierung.- D.2 Allergische Reaktion.- D.2.1 Eindringen von Allergenen in den menschlichen Körper.- E Allgemeines Zur Toxizität Von Kunststoffen.- E.1 Allgemeines.- E.2 Erweiterte Problematik der Schadstoffe in Plasten.- E.3 Flammhemmer in Kunststoffen.- E.3.1 Flammschutzmittel entscheiden über die Wiederverwertbarkeit.- E.3.2 Fazit.- E.4 Stabilisatoren in Kunststoffen.- E.4.1 Untersuchungen an Methylzinnstabilisatoren hinsichtlich Migrationsverhalten und Toxikologie.- E.5 Antistatika in Kunststoffen.- E.5.1 Untersuchungen an Antistatika hinsichtlich Migrationsverhalten und Toxikologie.- E.5.2 Fazit.- E.6 Cadmiumpigmente in Kunststoffen.- E.6.1 Migration von Cadmiumpigmenten aus Kunststoffen.- E.6.2 Verhalten der Cadmiumfarbpigmente unter DeponiebedingungenS.- E.6.3 Dislokalisation von Cadmium durch Thermische Behandlungsverfahren.- E.6.4 Fazit.- E.7 Problem des Foggings.- E.7.1 Fazit.- E.8 Literaturquellen.- F Gliederung Nach Werkstoffen.- Tabellarische Übersicht über in der Elektrotechnik verwendete Werkstoffe.- G Datenblätter Der Schadstoffe Im Elektroschrott.- G.1 Datenblattstruktur.- G.2 Erläuterungen der Gefahrenbeurteilung für den Menschen und seine.- Umwelt.- Aluminium.- Ammoniak.- Ammoniumchlorid.- Antimontrioxid.- Arsen und seine Verbindungen.- Asbest (Chrysotil).- Acrylnitril.- Barium und seine Verbindungen.- Bariumoxid.- Beryllium und seine Verbindungen.- Blei und seine Verbindungen.- Bleidioxid.- Bleioxid.- Borsäure.- Brom und seine Verbindungen.- 1,3-Butadien.- Cadmium und seine Verbindungen.- Cadmiumoxid.- Cadmiumsulfat.- Chlor und seine Verbindungen.- Chlorierte Naphthaline.- Chrom und seine Verbindungen.- Chromtrioxid.- Cobalt und seine Verbindungen.- Cobaltoxid.- Cobalt(II)-sulfat.- Eisen und seine Verbindungen.- Eisen(III)-oxid.- Epoxidharz.- Erdöl- und Kohlenteerdestillate.- Fluoride.- Ethandiol.- Isocyanate.- Isopropanol (2-Propanol).- Jod und seine Verbindungen.- Kaliumhydroxidlösung.- Kieselsäure.- Kolophonium und seine Derivate.- Kupfer und seine Verbindungen.- Kupfer-I-oxid.- Kaliumdichromat.- Lithium und seine Verbindungen.- Magnesium und seine Verbindungen.- Mangan und seine Verbindungen.- Mangandioxid.- Naphthalin.- Natrium und seine Verbindungen.- Nickel und seine Verbindungen.- Osmiumtetroxid.- Palladium und seine Verbindungen.- Phenolharz.- Phosphor und seine Verbindungen.- Phthalsäureester.- Platin und seine Verbindungen.- Polychlorierte Biphenyle (PCBs).- Polychlorierte Dibenzodioxine (PCDD) am Beispiel von 2,3,7,8-Tetrachlordibenzo-p-dioxin.- 2,3,7,8-Tetrachlordibenzofuran.- Quecksilber und seine Verbindungen.- Salzsäure.- Schwefeldioxid.- Schwefelsäure.- Selen und seine Verbindungen.- Styrol.- Thallium und seine Verbindungen.- Tris(2-chlorethylphosphat).- Vinylacetat.- Zink und seine Verbindungen.- Zinkchlorid.- Zinkchromat.- Zinn und seine Verbindungen.- Quellenverzeichnis Abbildungen Und Tabellen.
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Springer-Verlag Berlin and Heidelberg GmbH & Co. KG Recycling-Handbuch: Strategien — Technologien — Produkte
Book SynopsisEinführung.- Gesetze und Vorschriften.- Recyclinggerechtes Gestalten.- Recyclingprozesse.- Verwertungsverfahren und Deponie.- Werkstoffrecycling.- Ökologische Bilanzierung.- Logistik.- Produktrecycling.Table of ContentsEinführung.- Gesetze und Vorschriften.- Recyclinggerechtes Gestalten.- Recyclingprozesse.- Verwertungsverfahren und Deponie.- Werkstoffrecycling.- Ökologische Bilanzierung.- Logistik.- Produktrecycling.
£94.99
A A Balkema Publishers Reclaiming The Underground Space - Volume 2:
Book SynopsisThis book contains papers, presented at the ITA World Tunnelling Congress 2003 held in Amsterdam, which reflects the state of the art with regard to research, analysis, design and practical experience in almost all fields of tunnelling and underground space construction.Table of ContentsSoft ground tunnelling 1. Experiences with the application of innovative shield tunnelling techniques during the construction of the Betuweroute 2. Westerschelde Tunnel: Integrating the fitting out during the boring process – a complex period 3. Construction of the Copenhagen Metro 4. Railway crossings for Randstad rail in Rotterdam 5. Geotechnical design and construction aspects of the Tsing Tsuen tunnels – contract DB320 KCRC West Rail Project 6. Investigating the settlement above closely spaced multiple tunnel constructions in soft ground 7. Metro Barcelona Línea 9 – Europe’s greatest metro project with shield tunnel boring machines of large diameters 8. Mechanized tunnelling in urban environment: Control of ground response and face stability, when excavating with an EPB machine 9. New developments with EPB-technique in coarse sands by using foaming agents 10. New realisation of driving Shield Tunnel Boring machines in Thailand 11. Tunnelling through the boulder-containing Tachikawa Gravel Bed using a multi-stage shield machine 12. Design and construction of urban tunnels beneath operating railway 13. Research and testing of self-compacting concrete (SCC) for tunnelling under realistic conditions 14. Construction of a triple-spectacle-shape tunnel beneath operating railway tracks 15. Removal of the utility tunnel by shield method to build the underground expressway tunneling 16. F-NAVI shield tunneling method – simultaneous excavation and segment erection for high-speed tunneling 17. DOT shield tunneling beneath residential districts in Nagoya City’s subway construction 18. Simulation of slurry shield behaviour during excavation at Ootsu tunnel 19. Evolution of ideas on tunnel stability during the twentieth century – three milestones from passive timber support to face reinforcement 20. Developments of Mixshields and Hard-rock TBM 21. Accident prevention measures and typical hazards occurring in driving operations with tunnel boring machines based on experience gathered during the construction of the Weser tunnel 22. Ecological aspects of soil conditioning for EPB-TBM projects 23. The New bentonite regeneration technology at the Westerschelde tunnel 24. The Genoa Underground: Construction of the Principe-Caricamento-Le Grazie stretch 25. A study on types of solidified shape of urethane grout forepoling to the softground tunnel 26. Construction and field observation of twin tunnels in sandy soil with confined water 27. Cross-connections for Botlek Railway tunnel in the Netherlands 28. Implementation of monitoring strategy Hermes at the Green Heart tunnel Research and development 29. Influence of excess pore pressures on the stability of the tunnel face 30. Tunneling through a refilled former sandpit 31. Comparative analysis between the support of the tunnel face with foam (EPB) or bentonite (slurry-shield) in the Dutch soft ground 32. Three-dimensional finite element simultations of hydroshield tunneling 33. Design optimization of support system for swelling and squeezing zone in Gavoshan water conveyance tunnel 34. Active earth pressure control with foam 35. On modelling of masonry buildings response in Dutch soft-ground tunnelling 36. Towards the development of a self-compensating TBM for reducing ground settlement 37. Dynamic soil modelling for a settlement-driven TBM control system 38. Seismics for tunnelling applications in soft soil: Adapted focusing techniques 39. Application of trend line analysis for assessing change of ground condition ahead of tunnel face 40. High-frequency shear-wave reflections to monitor lateral variations in soil, supplementing downhole geotechnical tests 41. Numerical evaluation of environmental impact on surrounding groundwater by tunnel excavation 42. Research of observational method on the groundwater in the mountain tunnels and 3-D seepage analysis 43. Innovative design aspects of the ITM TBM 44. Real time thickness control of continuous extruded concrete lining (ECL) during production 45. Retrospective of tunnelling projects in the Netherlands, 1993–2003, ten years of challenges 46. Evaluation of extensive strain measurements in the Botlek Railway Tunnel 47. Full scale tests on a segmented tunnel lining 48. The Green Heart tunnel flat joint performance of the lining 49. Improved grout pressure model for tunnel linings in soft soil conditions 50. 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Evaluation of an innovative tunneling method using TBM pilot tunnels 63. Reliability of leakage detection systems in underground constructions 64. Comparison between two tunnel face stability calculation methods 65. Behaviour of electrical cables during fire in tunnels 66. Influence of foundation settlement on façade behaviour at Amsterdam Central Station 67. Review of the tensile strain method for predicting building damage due to ground movements 68. Monitoring the deformation behaviour of buildings in Amsterdam 69. Geotechnical centrifuge tests to predict the loading conditions on a bored tunnel due to consolidation settlements 70. Grout pressure measurements during tunnelling 71. Maximum pressures in tunnelling limited by hydraulic fractures 72. Monitoring of world’s largest TBM at the Green Heart tunnel 73. Effect of soil consolidation on soil-lining interaction in tunnels 74. Frost heave tests on Dutch soils 75. High performance TBM technology and logistics Design aspects and risk analysis 76. A new metro tunnel under Amsterdam Central Station with known risks 77. The relationship of risk mitigation to management and probable cost 78. Risk management for the Betuweroute shield driven tunnels 79. The prediction of ground movements associated with the construction of deep station boxes 80. Design standard for railway shotcrete tunnels in urban area in Japan 81. A case study on the design of two cross tunnels: Numerical analysis and reinforcement 82. Design aspects and risk analyses at the example of the planning for Randstad Rail in Rotterdam 83. A GIS-based tunnelling-induced building/utility damage assessment system – development 84. Design standard for railway shield tunnels in Japan 85. Copenhagen Metro, segmental tunnel lining durability strategy and the supervision thereof 86. Monitoring safety in design and construct: The HSL-South case study 87. 3D groundwater flow analysis alround a tunnel using discontinuity network of rock mass 88. Geomechanical behaviour of frozen soil and AGF safe constraint method 89. The use of models in the design of deep underground metro stations in Amsterdam 90. Starting shaft of the Sophia railway tunnel 91. Design of parallel mutually influencing undersea and under-river tunnel linings Contract management and financing 92. Realisation of new tunnelling methods for the METRO Amsterdam Noord/Zuidlijn – the contractors point of view 93. Public private partnership Sijtwende: Turning political deadlock into public benefit 94. Writing contracts to ensure safety in international tunnelling 95. Allocation of soil risks in Dutch design and construct contracts 96. The Westerscheldetunnel: Experience with financing and design and build 97. Accelerating to success – a target cost solution at CERN 98. 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