Targeting Material Reuse via Property Integration

Environmental Management

August

2005

Mahmoud M. El-Halwagi, Vasiliki Kazantzi

Material reuse is often governed by the functionalities of the process streams. This new property-based technique creates a pinch diagram that identifies targets for the minimum use of fresh resources and waste discharge, and the maximum integration of process streams and units.

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