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Year 2023  School School of Creative Science and Engineering
Course Title
Advanced Topics on Resources Recycling

IPSE Course

Instructor OWADA, Shuji
Term/Day/Period fall semester  Tues.1
Category Elective Subjects Eligible Year 3rd year and above Credits 2
Classroom 54-101 Campus Nishi-Waseda(Former: Okubo)
Course Key 27G0023001 Course Class Code 01
Main Language English
  Course Code ENVE33ZL
First Academic disciplines Environmental Science
Second Academic disciplines Environmental Science and Sustainability
Third Academic disciplines Environmental Cinscious Material and Recycle
Level Advanced, practical and specialized Types of lesson Lecture

Syllabus Information

Latest Update:2023/03/10 01:00:18

Subtitle Present and future status of resources/environmental problems and environment friendly resources recycling
Course Outline

Express present status of resources andenvironmental problems and consider the future prospective. Technologicalviewpoint will be focused in the class, especially, newly developedcomminution/liberation and separation technologies for solving the seriousproblems.

Objectives Acquire the ability to correctly understand the current state of resource and environmental problems and to take a technical approach to solve important problems.
before/after course of study Pre-learning: literature search on each topic and acquire basic knowledge in advance.
Post-learning: Based on the knowledge gained, summarize your way of thinking on each topic.
Course Schedule
  1. Mechanism of Environmental Disruption
  2. Present Status of World Wide Resources and Environmental Problems, 1. Overview
  3. Present Status of World Wide Resources and Environmental Problems, 2. Renewable resources
  4. Present Status of World Wide Resources and Environmental Problems, 3. Non-renewable resources
  5. How Technologies Contribute to the Resources and Environmental Problems?
  6. What is “Environment Friendly Recycling (EFR)”? 1. Definition and principles for realization
  7. What is “Environment Friendly Recycling (EFR)”? 2. Several examples
  8. How Separation Technologies Should Be in the “EFR”? 1. Physical and chemical separation
  9. How Separation Technologies Should Be in the “EFR”? 2. Combination of physical and chemical separation
  10. Introduction to Separation Technologies, Theory and Applications: Liberation, Comminution, Gravity Sep., Magnetic & Electrostatic Sep., Flotation, etc.
  11. Application of Separation Technologies to Resources Recycling
  12. High Performance Comminution/Liberation Technologies, 1
  13. High Performance Comminution/Liberation Technologies, 2
  14. High Performance Separation Technologies
Evaluation
Rate Evaluation Criteria
Exam: 70% Short test in 5 min will be provided to ask background knowledge of the subject.
Papers: 30% Reports on the important issues will be provided twice in the class.
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