Advances in Energy from Waste

Prof. Viola Vambol began research in the Waste Management and Environmental Engineering field in 1999, and since 2001 has been actively involved in teaching activities. She has obtained the Doctor of Science in Environmental Safety in 2016. She received the conferment diploma of academic degree Professor (Full) in Occupational Safety, Health, Technogenic, Environmental Safety in 2018. She was a member of 8 research projects & the head of a research project. For all the scientific and pedagogical experience, she prepared more than 50 masters who received a diploma with honors, published more than 190 scientific and educational-methodical works, including 7 monographs and 9 patents. Dr. Prof. Sergij Vambol was educated as a Mechanical Engineer in 1994. He has obtained the Doctor of Science in Environmental Safety in 2014. He received the conferment diploma of academic degree Professor (Full) in Applied Mechanics in 2015. Since 2004, he has been working on research and development programs in Environmental Engineering, and he has been involved in teaching to masters and graduate students. He was the head of 10 scientific research projects in this field. He led four graduate students and doctoral students on various topics of Environmental Engineering. For all the scientific experience, he published over 200 scientific and educational works, including 10 monographs & 17 patents. Dr. Nadeem A Khan is currently working as an Assistant Professor inthe Department of Civil Engineering at King Khalid University, Abha,Saudi Arabia. He worked at Mewat Engineering College as an AssistantProfessor from August 1, 2012, to February 23, 2022. He has submittedhis Ph.D. from Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi. He also acted asAcademic Coordinator of the Civil Engineering department from 2014to 2017. He is an editorial board member of Nature Journal - ScientificReports (IF=4.3) and a special issue editor of Springer Journal on DiscoverWater. His recent accomplishments included 15 Coursera coursecompletion certificates. LWT India and GECL awarded them the BestYoung Scientist Award (Male) for their Scientific contribution to Environmental Engineering.He has also served as an external examiner and paper setter at Integral University, Lucknow,and Dehradun Technical University since 2013. Has got his M. Tech. (Civil Engineering) in2011, and received Honors in Environmental Engineering from Aligarh Muslim University.Mr. Khan was associated with the Ministry of Environment and Forest for two years asa Junior Research Fellow (JRF) in 2009-11 and also worked with UNICEF as a ResearchAssistant (RA) on the topic ofGIS mapping andWater quality parameter estimation, includingmonitoring of the Agra Region for six months in 2012. He has professional experience at DLFLaing’sRourke India Ltd as a Construction Engineer on an SEZ project in Gurgaon from2008 to 2009. He qualified for the GATE examinations in 2010. His industry activity areaswere post-contract works, reconciliation, planning, and budgeting. His one chapter aboutSBR wastewater treatment technology was recently published in Lenin Publication. He hasattended several conferences, workshops, seminars, and research projects, and has engagedin various research endeavors. He has published 03 Books with International Publishers, 55papers in SCI, and 15 in National journals. He has also published more than 10 patents inCivil Engineering and water treatment. He is also active in social welfare activities. He is theJoint Secretary of the Environmental Awareness Society, Environsense, which organizes over25 events. Nastaran Mozaffari has the master’s degree in environmental engineering from the Science and Research Branch, I. Azad University of Tehran, Iran. Her fields of work and study are the use of nanotechnology in water, air, and soil treatments, and totally environmentally interdisciplinary areas related to material science & environmental science and engineering. She is currently working as a research assistant at the Science and Research Branch, I. Azad University of Tehran as well as an editorial board member of the environmental part of the journal of “Labour Protection Problems in Ukraine “in Kyiv, Ukraine. Now, she has several patents and research articles published in peer-reviewed journals. Niloofar Mozaffari is currently a research assistant at Science & Research Branch, I. Azad University, Tehran, Iran; and an editorial board member of the environmental part of the scientific journal “Labour Protection Problems in Ukraine” in Kyiv, Ukraine. Department of Chemical Engineering, Universite Laval, Quebec, QC G1V 0A6, Canada. She is working on environmentally interdisciplinary areas like material science in water and air remediation. Currently, she has several research articles published in peer-reviewed journals and patents.

• Section-I (Waste Management Priorities)1. Introduction2. Characteristics of Typical Wastes of Various Genesis3. Main Factors of Negative Impact of Waste Accumulation4. Type of Industries, Waste Options and Their Potential5. Environmental Toxicities Due to the Accumulation, Processing and Destruction of Waste, Assessment Methods and Levels.6. Health Risks Associated with the Accumulation and Processing of Waste6.1 Pollution Load and its Assessment6.2 Immediate Health RiskSection-II (Waste to Energy and Resources Recovery)7. Necessity to Recover Energy from Waste in Circular Bioeconomy8. Possible Roadmap for the Circular Economy Using Waste-to-Energy Technologies9. Waste to Energy Plant Around Globe: A Case Study Using Technoeconomic Analysis10. Waste Recycling and Energy Production and its Future Scope.11. Plastic/ Solid Waste Recycling for Energy Production: Case Studies.12. Biowaste Biorefineries and Circular Bioeconomy13. Critical Factors Affecting MSW Management Strategies and Waste to Energy Generation14. Possible Roadmap for the Circular Economy Using Waste-to-Energy Technologies15. Greenhouse Gases Emissions of the Studied WtE Routes and Importance in Circular Bioeconomy15.1 Need and Basics of Utilizing GHG as Part of UN Sustainability Project16. Biological Conversion into Bioethanol and Biodiesel of Municipal Biowaste and Future Prospective w.r.t to Circular EconomySection-III (UN Sustainability Aspect of Waste to Energy)17. Industry 4.0 Based Solid Waste Management and Future Prospect in Circular Economy18. Plastic Waste Management Techniques and WtE Consideration in Developing Countries.19. Sustainability Transitions of Urban Food-Energy-Water-Waste Infrastructure and WtE Prospective in Line City: Futuristic Case Studies.20. Synergies and Interactions in Urban Waste to Energy Generation in Circular Economy21. Legal Aspects and Problems of Legislation in the Field of Solid Waste Management in Some Developing Countries of Europe and AsiaSection-IV (Case Studies)22. Case Studies on the Use of Waste in the Production of Agricultural Biogas in Poland.23. Case Studies of Atmospheric Protection in Thermal Waste Treatment.23.1 Pollution Load and Its Assessment23.2 Protective Practices and Technologies that Reduce Health Risks24. Case Studies of Obtaining Compost to Increase Yields24.1 Features and Difficulties of Processes, and Its Evaluation of Effectiveness24.2 Immediate Health Risk24.3 Waste Management Aspect of Mining Waste and Its Resource Recovery25. Case Studies of the Waste Potential of Some Developing Countries (Asia, Africa, Iran, and India).26. Case Studies of the Legislative Framework for Realizing the Potential of Waste and Protecting the Environment in Relation to Their Generation and Use27. Final Remarks and Perspectives for the Future.