TY  - BOOK
AU  - Patel, Dhaval (UC3313)
AU  - Pandit, Devanshu (Guide)
TI  - Decentralized solid waste treatment (Also available on CD)
U1  - B TH-0747 
PY  - 2018///
N1  - CONTENTS
1.	Introduction	5
1.1.	Need	5
1.2.	Aim	6
1.3.	Research Question	6
1.4.	Scope the work	6
1.5.	Research Design/Methodology	7
1.6.	Limitation in scope of Work	8
1.7.	Expected outcome and usefulness of the finding	8
2.	Literature Review	9
2.1.	Role of decentralized MSW Management Systems	11
2.2.	Process and Products	12
3.	Data Collection: Case-Study	13
3.1.	Direct use	15
3.2.	Windrow Composting	16
3.1.	In-Vessel Composting	19
3.2.	Bin Composting	19
3.2.1.	Passive aerated composting	20
3.2.2.	Process Overview: Organic Waste Converter(OWC) requiring external curing system	24
3.2.3.	Process Overview: Organic Waste Converter (OWC) with temperature controlled system for accelerated composting	27
3.2.4.	Process overview: Drum composting	29
3.3.	Vermi-Composting	32
3.4.	Bio-methanation	37
3.4.1.	Process Overview: Floating-drum biogas plant	42
3.5.	Plasma Pyrolysis	44
4.	Data Analysis	47
4.1.	Qualitative Data Analysis	47
4.2.	Financial analysis	51
4.2.1.	Bin Composting	51
4.2.2.	Organic Waste Convertor	52
4.2.3.	Vermi-Composting	53
4.2.4.	Bio-Methanation	54
4.2.5.	Floating Drum Bio-Gas Plant	55
4.1.	Quantitative Data Analysis for indicative parameters	56
4.1.	Recommendations to manage the limitations of the process	57
4.1.1.	Direct Use	57
4.1.2.	Windrow Composting using Bio-Cultures	57
4.1.3.	Passive Aerated Bin Composting without Bio-Cultures	58
4.1.4.	Organic Waste Converter	58
4.1.5.	Bio-Methinization	58
5.	Results and Inferences	59
6.	Conclusion	60
7.	Future scope of study	60
8.	References / Bibliography	61


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