power production feasibility analysis from landfill gas in cruzeiro [sp, brazil]: three different scenarios

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Abstract
Solid wastes are related to diseases and environmental pollution, the need for greater knowledge of the waste composition and the best final disposal from this waste. The importance of the environmental sanitation can be observed in PNRS (national solid waste politics), which describes the need for urban cleaning and garbage collection, from the implementation of goals for better allocation of this waste. For the purpose of an overview of the solid waste produced in the city of Cruzeiro [State of Sao Paulo, Brazil], a projection and analysis of the construction of a landfill for the packaging of this waste, beginning by the year 2013, for a period of 20 years. The lack of places for waste packaging results in contamination of groundwater and soils. With the help of the software "WARM", the analysis of three scenarios, with material recycling and composting, and use the 2 and 3 scenarios with the use of gas.
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Authors ;Leticia de Oliveira Silva;Matheus Martins Lopes;Germán Andres Lozano Vela;Luiz Otávio Campos de Medeiros;Paulo Antonio de Souza Junior
Journal postepy biochemii
Year 2016
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10.20396/lobore.v10i1.8641867
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