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Title: Sustainable energy recovery from waste through plasma gasification : evolution of plasma torch technology from research applications to gasification of waste targeting zero waste to landfill
Authors: Willerton, Kevin
Keywords: Renewable energy sources -- Technological innovations -- Malta
Incineration -- Malta -- Evaluation
Refuse and refuse disposal -- Malta
Plasma (Ionized gases)
Issue Date: 2015
Publisher: University of Malta. Institute for Sustainable Energy
Citation: Willerton, K. (2015). Sustainable energy recovery from waste through plasma gasification : evolution of plasma torch technology from research applications to gasification of waste targeting zero waste to landfill. The ISE Annual Conference, Qawra. 1-7.
Abstract: Westinghouse plasma technology has evolved from its genesis producing super high temperature energy for testing the heat shields on space shuttles to application in gasification reactors for the destruction of a wide range of waste materials and the production of renewable energy. A Westinghouse plasma gasification plant is ideally suited to help Malta achieve its waste treatment objectives, move toward eliminating its dependency on landfill, increase its energy self-sufficiency, reduce its carbon footprint, and become a global leader in waste management.
URI: https://www.um.edu.mt/library/oar//handle/123456789/23099
ISBN: 9789995785307
Appears in Collections:ISE Conference 2015

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