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Metal partitioning in products of incineration of municipal solid waste
Sukrut S. Thipse,
Edward L. Dreizin
Chemical and Materials Engineering
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Engineering & Materials Science
Waste incineration
83%
Municipal solid waste
79%
Incineration
48%
Metals
39%
Synthetic fuels
24%
Refuse incinerators
23%
Atomic spectroscopy
15%
Adiabatic flame temperature
13%
Absorption spectroscopy
13%
Industrial wastes
10%
Nitrides
10%
Air
9%
Flue gases
9%
Ashes
9%
Fuel burners
9%
Fly ash
8%
X ray diffraction
8%
Carbides
8%
Thermodynamics
7%
Oxides
7%
Experiments
3%
Earth & Environmental Sciences
incineration
64%
municipal solid waste
59%
partitioning
51%
metal
36%
product
29%
combustion
23%
metal product
15%
bottom ash
12%
waste incinerator
12%
waste incineration
12%
atomic absorption spectroscopy
11%
incinerator
11%
air
11%
industrial waste
10%
flue gas
10%
fly ash
9%
instrumentation
9%
X-ray diffraction
7%
thermodynamics
7%
oxide
7%
laboratory
5%
experiment
3%
temperature
3%
Medicine & Life Sciences
Solid Waste
100%
Incineration
99%
Metals
52%
Coal Ash
29%
Industrial Waste
14%
Air
14%
Waste Products
12%
Thermodynamics
10%
Oxides
10%
X-Ray Diffraction
10%
Spectrum Analysis
8%
Gases
7%
Poisons
6%
Temperature
6%
Chemical Compounds
Solid Waste
74%
Fuel
50%
Metal
27%
Adiabatic Flame Temperature
21%
Waste Incineration
18%
Burner
15%
Industrial Waste
14%
Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy
14%
Flue Gas
13%
Instrumentation
11%
Nitride
11%
Toxic
9%
Thermodynamics
7%
Oxide
6%
X-Ray Diffraction
6%
Amount
5%
Social Sciences
Industrial waste
19%
air
19%
equivalence
12%
experiment
7%