Search Results - Municipalities of Brazil

High solid and wet anaerobic digestion technologies for the treatment of the organic fraction of municipal solid wastes and food wastes: A comparative case study in Brazil by Silva-Martinez, Rodolfo D, Sanches Pereira, Alessandro, Ornellas-Ferreira, Bernardo, Breno, Carneiro-Pinheiro, Suani, Teixeira Coelho

“…This study evaluates and compares the resource, energy, and GHG emission performance of two biodigestion plants in Brazil, that treat the organic fraction of municipal solid waste (OFMSW); one operating under high solid anaerobic digestion (HSAD) and the other as a wet anaerobic digestion (WAD) system. …”
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Municipal Solid Waste Energy Conversion in Developing Countries: Technologies, Best Practices, Challenges and Policy by Coelho, S.T., Sanches Pereira, Alessandro, Bouille, D.H., Mani, S.K., Recalde, M.Y., Savino, A.A., Stafford, W.H.L.

“…Municipal Solid Waste Energy Conversion in Emerging Countries: Technologies, Best Practices, Challenges and Policy presents contributions from authors from India, Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Mexico, South Africa and China who come together to present the most reliable technologies for the energy conversion of municipal solid waste. …”
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The energy transition history of fuelwood replacement for liquefied petroleum gas in Brazilian households from 1920 to 2016 by Coelho, S.T., Sanches-Pereira, Alessandro, Tudeschini, L.G., Goldemberg, J.

“…In Brazil, there are almost ten million people relying on traditional use of biomass for cooking, which correspond to about five percent of the country's population. …”
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Defining standard symbols for street network maps for urban planning based on user requirements by Sluter, C., Brandalize, M., Ivanova, Ivana, van Elzakker, C.

“…This first step is a case study that focuses on street network symbol design as part of a municipal master plan. In Brazil, the Federal Law 10.257 of 2001 demands that a municipal master plan is the basic instrument for political policies for the development of urban areas. …”
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Techno-economic analysis and method development applied to an aerobic gas fermentation and supercritical water gasification process by Rodgers, Sarah

“…At capacities >50 m3/h, the LCOH’s (2.76–4.21 $/kgH2 for China, 3.41–5.07 $/kgH2 for Brazil, 4.31–6.62 $/kgH2 for the UK) were competitive with MW-scale electrolysis costs (3.10–6.70 $/kgH2 for China, 3.70–5.90 $/kgH2 for Brazil, and 4.81–6.31 $/kgH2 for the UK). …”
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