Journal of Hazardous Materials 1996 Volume 47 №01-03 (Articles)

Elsevier. Amsterdam-London-New York-Oxford-Paris-Shannon-Tokyo
Environmental control technology, risk assessment, impact and managementThe Journal of Hazardous Materials publishers full length research papers, reviews, project reports, case studies and short communications which improve our understanding of the hazards and risks certain materials pose to people and the environment or deal with ways of controlling the hazards and associated risks. To limit the scope the following areas are excluded: work place health& safety, drugs, and nuclear related topics.Municipal Waste IncinerationEditorial Board, Page vCurtis C. Travis, Preface, Pages vii-viiiEileen Brettler Berenyi, The status of municipal waste combustion in the United States, Pages 1-17Hans-Ulrich Hartenstein, Marc Horvay, Overview of municipal waste incineration industry in west Europe (based on the German experience), Pages 19-30Mark D. Hunsicker, Timothy R. Crockett, Bode M.A. Labode, An overview of the municipal waste incineration industry in Asia and the former Soviet Union, Pages 31-42D.S. Kosson, H.A. van der Sloot, T.T. Eighmy, An approach for estimation of contaminant release during utilization and disposal of municipal waste combustion residues, Pages 43-75Floyd Hasselriis, Anthony Licata, Analysis of heavy metal emission data from municipal waste combustion, Pages 77-102Michael Aucott, Michael Winka, Findings and recommendations of the New Jersey mercury emissions standard setting task force, Pages 103-117C.Stephen Krivanek III, Mercury control technologies for MWC's: The unanswered questions, Pages 119-136Elmar R. Altwicker, Formation of PCDDF in municipal solid waste incinerators: laboratory and modeling studies, Pages 137-161James D. Kilgroe, Control of dioxin, furan, and mercury emissions from municipal waste combustors, Pages 163-194Richie D. Pickens, Add-on control techniques for nitrogen oxide emissions during municipal waste combustion, Pages 195-204Peter A. Valberg, Peter J. Drivas, Sharon McCarthy, Ann Y. Watson, Evaluating the health impacts of incinerator emissions, Pages 205-227Stephen G. Zemba, Laura C. Green, Edmund A.C. Crouch, Richard R. Lester, Quantitative risk assessment of stack emissions from municipal waste combustors, Pages 229-275Jeffrey Morris, Recycling versus incineration: an energy conservation analysis, Pages 277-293W.Reid Lea, Plastic incineration versus recycling: a comparison of energy and landfill cost savings, Pages 295-302Gale L. Carr, Environmental equity: Does it play a role in WTE siting?, Pages 303-312Margaret A. Reams, Paul H. Templet, Political and environmental equity issues related to municipal waste incineration siting, Pages 313-323Carlton C. Wiles, Municipal solid waste combustion ash: State-of-the-knowledge, Pages 325-344Ole Hjelmar, Disposal strategies for municipal solid waste incineration residues, Pages 345-368Herbert I Hollander, Arthur L Plumley, Roger S DeCesare, ASME/US Bureau of Mines investigative program on vitrification of combustion ash/residue: findings and conclusions, Pages 369-381Kim Maree Johannessen, The regulation of municipal waste incineration ash: A legal review and update, Pages 383-393Author index volume 47, Page 395Subject index volume 47, Pages 397-398Contents volume 47, Pages 399-400