... chlorination was tested by mesh screening method using a series of sieves with different sieve pores. Waste recovery Chemical technology Rubber Industrial wastes Chlorine The development of polymer industry has provided great convenience to our modern life, but the disposal of used...

... these fibres and cement constituents. A.E.-S.I. Ahmed can be contacted at: a.i.ahmed@surrey.ac.uk © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2014 Environment Waste Recycling Concrete Waste recovery Burning agricultural wastes such as rice straw is an issue at some rice producing countries...

... with methanol, then dry (Lehrfald, 1996 ; Nada and Abdela, 2007). Cyanoethylated cellulose was subjected to hydrolysis by NaOH (2.5 per cent) for 3 h under reflux with stirring, then filters, wash till neutrality and dried. Waste recovery Vegetable fibres Wood pulp Organic compounds Chemical...

... Waste recovery Polyamides Fourier transforms Recycling Recent growth in plastics recycling presents an opportunity for developing new value‐added blend products from post‐consumer recycled polymers. In general, high performance in properties such as high impact strength, ductility and solvent...