Optimization of Domestic Waste Management Systems in India: A Review |
Author(s): |
| Ms. Nazmeen Jafri , Dept. of Chemical Engineering, GEC, Ujjain (M.P); Dr. Sarita Sharma, Dept. of Chemical Engineering, GEC, Ujjain (M.P); Mr. Ashok Sharma, Dept. of Chemical Engineering, GEC, Ujjain (M.P); Mr. Sanjay Verma, Dept. of Chemical Engineering, GEC, Ujjain (M.P) |
Keywords: |
| Domestic Waste, Impacts, Urban, Waste Management System, Environmental Benefits, Recycling, And Reuse, Fuzzy Logic |
Abstract |
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Lately, the exponential population growth, high density of metropolitan regions, various cultures, changing food propensities, and ways of life have seen an unresolved issue as far as Solid Waste Management in India. Subsequently, the regions have been confronting numerous different issues identified with the assortment, treatment, and management of solid waste. The current investigation is a thorough survey summing up the current Solid Waste Management status distinguishing the related difficulties and determining possible answers for Solid Waste Management in the Indian context. The unsorted strong waste at source, social untouchable, citizen's demeanor, poor assessment, lacking potential systems disorderly casual area of waste, spontaneous financial, and helpless execution government arrangements. The conversation in this survey article finishes up, there is a pressing requirement for satisfactory treatment and reusing methodologies needed to be taken on according to the Indian solid waste arrangement. The proper implications of the expected answers for domestic solid waste at the concentrated and decentralized level need to be emphasized through different accessible logical treatment measures. Subsequently municipalities, alongside the inclusion of informal sectors, private organizations needed to zero in on setting out possible open doors and accomplish the drawn-out objective of the Solid Waste Management supportability for Indian cities. |
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Paper ID: IJSRDV9I60159 Published in: Volume : 9, Issue : 6 Publication Date: 01/09/2021 Page(s): 347-352 |
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