Recylinc of res, usable elements in domestic solid wastes and an assesment for Ankara city
2006
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Advisor: Prof.dr. Mahmut Özbay
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vRECYCLING OF RES,USABLE ELEMENTS İN DOMESTIC SOLİDWASTES AND AN ASSSESMENT FOR ANKARA CITY(M.Sc. Thesis)Lida SHEIKHKANLOYMİLANGAZİ UNIVERSITYINSTITUTE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGYSeptenber 2006ABSTRACTThe amount of solid waste has been increased in direct proportion to doincrease of welfare in the second half of the last century in all countrys and overthe world. The sources of all the materials people have to consume to maintaintheir living are finite. It is impossible for mankind to provide their infinite needout of finite sources. For this, the gaining of recyling materials is a necessity fora contants economic system. İn this contact, the recyling materials that haveeconomic value such as paper, plastic, glass, and metal that are found in thedomain of urban solid waste and sent to the landfill places as garbage, werestudied in my thesisScience Code : 705.1.038Key Words :Solid Waste, Paper, Plastic, Metals, GlassPage Number : 173Adviser : Prof Dr. Mahmut ÖZBAY
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Dr. Lida Sheıkhkanloymılan
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Lida Sheıkhkanloymılan (Master Thesis). Recylinc of res, usable elements in domestic solid wastes and an assesment for Ankara city, 2006, Gazi University.
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