Solid Waste Engineering: Beijing Higher Education Textbook Project

Author: Li Xiujin
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Publish Date: 2003-09-01
Features: The book is divided into five parts and twenty chapters. Part I is the general introduction, briefly introducing the sources, classification, and pollution hazards of solid waste, as well as some basic knowledge of solid waste management. Part II focuses on urban municipal solid waste treatment and utilization engineering, covering storage, collection, and transportation methods, as well as treatment, disposal, and resource utilization technologies, including pre-treatment, composting, anaerobic digestion, pyrolysis, incineration, and sanitary landfilling. It emphasizes the basic principles, design requirements, key equipment, and process flows of various treatment and disposal methods. Part III discusses the treatment and resource utilization of industrial solid waste, primarily focusing on the handling and resource utilization technologies of typical solid waste from metallurgical, mining, petroleum, and chemical industries. Part IV covers hazardous waste treatment and disposal engineering, introducing the generation and classification of hazardous waste, as well as incineration, stabilization, and secure landfilling technologies. Part V focuses on agricultural solid waste treatment and utilization engineering, outlining the treatment methods and resource utilization pathways for crop, animal, and food waste. This book can serve as a teaching material for undergraduate and graduate students in environmental engineering or related fields, and it can also be referenced by technical personnel in industries, transportation, urban sanitation, and other related fields engaged in environmental protection work.