Solid recovered fuel (SRF), a partly biogenic form of waste-derived fuel, can be used for
replacing fossil fuels in cement kilns. Higher SRF uptake is limited mainly by its chlorine (Cl) …

The presence of combustible fractions (CFs) such as plastic, paper and cardboard, textiles,
wood, leather, and rubber in municipal solid waste (MSW), which are incalcitrant to microbial …

The key objective of this paper is to analyze the techno-economic feasibility of this
alternative for the Brazilian municipalities, classified according to population subgroups …

The power plant sector is adopting the co-firing of biomass and solid recovered fuel (SRF)
with coal in an effort to reduce its environmental impact and costs. Whereas this intervention …

The potential impact of ash deposition during the combustion of separated biodegradable-
and non-biodegradable-rich waste of refuse-derived fuel (RDF) was evaluated in this study …

Diversion of waste streams such as plastics, woods, papers and other solid trash from
municipal landfills and extraction of useful materials from landfills is an area of increasing …

Solid recovered fuel (SRF according to EN 15359) is frequently used to substitute primary
fuels required for the clinker burning process in the cement industry. Since the ash that is …

The influence of co-combustion of bituminous coal and pickling sludge on SO 2, NO x, HF,
HCl and PCDD/Fs emissions was studied in a drop tube furnace. To simulate the …

Portuguese legislation enforces adequate alternatives to municipal waste landfilling of
organic wastes as well as others susceptible of valorisation. In the present work, the …

Co-combustion of a bituminous coal and a solid recovered fuel (SRF) was carried out in an
entrained flow reactor, and the influence of additives such as NaCl, PVC, ammonium …