TABLE OF CONTENT
CONTENTS PAGE
Title Page – – – – – – – – i
Certification – – – – – – – ii
Dedication – – – – – – – – iii
Acknowledgements – – – – – – iv
Table of Contents – – – – – – – v
CHAPTER ONE
- INTRODUCTION – – – – – 1
CHAPTER TWO
- Classification of Industrial Waste – – – 4
- Waste characterization – – – – – 5
- Sources of Industrial Waste – – – – 6
- Food Industry – – – – – – 6
- Iron and Steel Industries – – – – – 7
- Mines and Quarries – – – – – 8
- Battery Manufacturing – – – – – 9
- Organic Chemical Industries – – – – 9
- Electric Power plants – – – – – 10
- Textile industries – – – – – – 11
- Paper and Pulp industries – – – – – 12
- Waste quantities and composition – – – 13
- Variability of waste production and composition – 14
- Environmental Impact of Solid Waste – – – 15
CHAPTER THREE
- EVOLUTION OF SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT-18
- Drivers in Waste Management Development – – 18
- Public health – – – – – – 19
- Environmental Protection – – – – 19
- Resource Recovery – – – – – 20
- Climate Change – – – – – – 21
- Current Status in Solid Waste Management – – 22
- Waste Management Technologies – – – 23
- Waste Collection – – – – – 23
- Waste Transfer – – – – – 24
- Waste Processing – – – – – 25
- Waste Management Technologies – – – 23
- Method of Solid Waste Management – – – 26
- Recycling and Recovery – – – – – 26
- Sanitary Landfill – – – – – – 26
- Composting – – – – – – – 27
- Pyrolysis – – – – – – – 27
- Incineration – – – – – – – 28
- Effect of Improper Solid Waste Management – 28
- Drivers in Waste Management Development – – 18
CHAPTER FOUR
- CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATIONS – 31
- Conclusion – – – – – – – 31
- Recommendations – – – – – – 32
References
1.0 INTRODUCTION
The production of solid waste is an inevitable consequence of human activity, and its management directly impacts the health of the people and environment surrounding it. Globally, people are discarding growing quantities of waste,and its composition is more complex than ever before, as plastic and electronic consumer products diffuse (Awuchi and Awuchi, 2019a). These two trends pose a challenge to cities, which are charged with protecting their citizens from their waste. has brought lots of advantages and disadvantages as well. One of the negative impacts of industrialization is the creation of wastes. Industrial waste can be solid, gas, or liquid and each type has different methods of management and disposal. Industrial waste management deals with all types of wastes relating to industries, including industrial, biological and household, before, during, or after production, and even after usage by consumers (Ghobadiet al., 2018). In some cases, industrial waste can pose threat to human health.