CHEMICAL METHODS OF ORGANIC WASTE RECYCLING AND THEIR ENVIRONMENTAL AND ECONOMIC EFFICIENCY

Abstract

This thesis provides a detailed analysis of modern chemical methods for recycling organic waste and obtaining secondary raw materials and energy resources from it. The mechanisms, reaction conditions (temperature, pressure, and catalysts), and productivity of destructive and thermochemical processes such as pyrolysis, gasification, transesterification, and hydrothermal liquefaction are examined. The technological, economic, and environmental advantages of obtaining biofuels, synthesis gas, and valuable monomers and compounds for the organic chemical industry from industrial and agricultural organic waste are also substantiated