Abstract
Industrial waste minimization is a crucial goal in chemical engineering, aimed at reducing the environmental impact of manufacturing processes while improving efficiency and cost-effectiveness. Through innovative process designs, waste recycling technologies, and the implementation of green chemistry principles, chemical engineers are at the forefront of developing solutions that minimize waste generation. This article explores various strategies and solutions for industrial waste minimization, including process integration, resource optimization, cleaner production techniques, and waste-to-energy technologies. The paper also discusses the challenges of implementing waste minimization strategies at industrial scales and highlights future directions for further reducing waste in chemical industries.
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