Abstract: Thermal waste-to-energy is a method that uses combustion to turn waste into electricity. By tackling waste management issues and assisting in the production of renewable energy, it provides a double advantage. There are usually multiple stages to the procedure. Waste is first gathered, processed, and made ready for burning. Creating an appropriate fuel source and eliminating non-combustible materials are common steps in this preparation. The prepared garbage is then burned at a high temperature in a combustion chamber. By using this heat to create steam, which powers turbines attached to generators, electricity is eventually produced. Ash is another byproduct of the process that needs to be managed and disposed of carefully.

Thermal waste-to-energy produces power and minimizes the amount of garbage that ends up in landfills, but in order to protect the environment and maintain the process's overall sustainability, strict air pollution control measures must be put in place. People are consuming an increasing amount of energy and producing a lot of rubbish. This is a serious issue. Scientists and engineers are working to find a way to convert waste into electricity in order to address both problems. This paper examines many approaches to this, including gasification (converting waste into gas), anaerobic digestion (using bacteria to break down food leftovers), pyrolysis (heating trash without oxygen), and incineration (burning rubbish to produce heat).

The possibility of converting garbage into a useful energy source is examined in this review. It looks at many ways to turn garbage into power, like burning waste to produce heat, utilizing microbes to break down organic matter, and turning waste into gas or oil. The study assesses the advantages and difficulties of these strategies and looks at potential areas for advancement in the future.The ultimate goal of this research is to ascertain whether producing electricity from garbage is a viable and sustainable way to address our issues with waste and energy management.

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PDF | DOI: 10.17148/IJARCCE.2024.131123

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