Titlebook: Recent Developments in Plastic Recycling; Jyotishkumar Parameswaranpillai,Sanjay Mavinkere R Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and T

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Recycling of Synthetic Fibre Reinforced Plastics,e mechanical properties. The increased use of synthetic fibre based composites have led to a large amount of composite waste being produced annually and that too globally and their management is becoming an important issue. The conservation of resources and environment is having a negative impact du

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Recycled Thermoplastics: Textile Fiber Production, Scientific and Recent Commercial Developments, each year. Polymer recycling is a pathway to diminish ecological obstacles caused by polymeric waste accumulation from daily applications of polymer materials such as packaging and textiles. Yet, the recycling trouble is still a main challenge. Recycling of plastics requires knowledge in four areas

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Mechanical Properties of Recycled Plastics,hat goes through physical processes is commonly used instead of the chemical method. Physical processes usually involve heat, mechanical stress, and oxidation, resulting in plastic degradation. The degradation of plastic will affect the molecular structure of the plastic and thus result in the chang

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Recycling of Plastics into Advance Carbon Nanomaterials and Their Application in Energy Storage Sysxtensive use of plastics, they generate a large trajectory of plastics waste around us which are creating huge environmental pollution. On the other hand, energy is also an important aspect of human society without energy life is unimaginable. The modern lifestyle of human and heavily dependably ove

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Plastic Wastes to Fuels and Chemicals,s to ecosystems and the environment. Therefore, innovative recycling technologies should be geared towards waste-to-energy conversion solutions. Chemical recycling technologies that convert plastic wastes into feedstocks for liquid hydrocarbon fuels and chemical production are highly desirable. This

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Applications and Future of Recycling and Recycled Plastics,le plastics, low-quality recyclates, consumers safety, and bioplastics, among others. The demand for high quality recycled products is expected to increase due to social pressure and new legislation, especially in the EU. Nevertheless, conventional recycling processes are not able to meet the qualit

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Recycling of Synthetic Fibre Reinforced Plastics,e to the current increasing amount and recycling of composite waste at their end of life cycle. This chapter focuses on the classification of various composites materials, recycling methods of fibre reinforced materials and their waste management.