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                 pyrolysis, 91–92                oxygenated solvents, 47–48
               pollutants, categories of, 88     used oils, 49
               side streams, 87                Thermal conversion process
               sources, 88–89                    food wastes, 36–38, 36f
              Pyrolysis process, 134             hazardous waste, 133–134, 135t
               advantages, 11                    MSW, 9–13, 10f
               biodiesel production, 75        Tofu wastewater, 18
               conventional vs. fast, 11       Tomato waste, 18–19
               food wastes, 37–38              Toxic organic waste (TOW), 205–206
               layout, 11, 12f                 Toxic waste management (TWM)
               operating parameters, 11, 12t     barrier, 202
               pulp and paper industry wastes, 91–92  definition, 197–198
               waste oil, 146–147              Toxic wastes, 7–8
                                                 classification, 140–143
              R                                  cracking, 143–146
              Radioactive wastes, 105, 127       definition, 46
              Reactive wastes, 140               properties, 140
              Recyclable wastes, 7–8             source and health effect, 140, 141t
              Recycling, 8–9                     treatment
              Redox, 132                           co-pyrolysis, 147–148
              Renewable sources, in India, 155–157  pyrolysis, 146–147
                                               Transesterification
              S                                  biodiesel production, 76
              Scavengers, 8–9                    hazardous waste, 135
              Separation process, 129
              Sharps wastes, 104, 110–111      U
              Socioeconomic benefits, 195–196  UASB technology. See Upflow anaerobic
              Solidification process, 133            sludge blanket reactor (UASB)
              Solid wastes, 2–3, 57                  technology
              Stabilization process, 133       U-listed hazardous wastes, 125–126
              Surface coating process, 56      United Nations Conference on the
              Syngas, 134                            Environment and Development
                                                     (UNCED), 117
              T                                United States Environmental Protection
              Tanning process, 56. See also Leather   Agency (US EPA), 3
                   processing industry         Upflow anaerobic sludge blanket reactor
              Textile industry                       (UASB) technology, 61–63, 62f
               global market value, 43–45, 44t  Urbanization environmental degradation,
               pollution (see Textile wastewater)    198–200
              Textile wastewater               Used edible oils, 72
               chlorinated solvents, 46        Used oil sediment, 77
               dyestuffs and pigments, 49–50   US Presidential Executive Order, Reducing
               grease, 48                            Improper Payments and Eliminating
               heat and energy generation (see       Waste in Federal Programs, 3
                   Microbial fuel cells (MFCs))
               hydrocarbon solvents            V
                 aliphatic compound, 47        Vegetable tanning, 56
                 aromatic compound, 47         Volatile organic compounds (VOCs), 57–59
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