FIVE FOOD WASTE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS / Is incorporated / /
Country
United States / /
Currency
USD / /
Event
Environmental Issue / /
Facility
AND CONCLUSIONS FOR University of Wisconsin Study / /
IndustryTerm
food waste disposer / metal / Typical food waste / food waste disposers / electricity / non-edible food / food waste results / low quality product / household food waste / high water content food / net energy gain / treatment systems / food carbon / waste-to-energy facility / methane gas / putrescible food waste / municipal collection systems / non-edible food waste / food waste nutrients / system energy / operational systems / food waste systems / food waste / food waste disposer processing food waste / food / energy / /
Organization
Milwaukee School of Engineering in Milwaukee / AND CONCLUSIONS FOR University of Wisconsin Study / Civil and Environmental Engineering Department / National Association of Heating / Civil Engineering Department / University of Wisconsin / /
Person
Carol Diggelman / Robert Ham / WILLIAM F. STRUTZ / /
A BRIEF SUMMARY AND INTERPRETATION OF KEY POINTS, FACTS, AND CONCLUSIONS FOR University of Wisconsin Study: “LIFE CYCLE COMPARISON OF FIVE ENGINEERED