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Avick Sil currently works at the Urban Design, Environment Policy and Research India. Avick does research in Educational Management, Educational Policy and Science Education. Currently working on various EIA, HRC and Traffic Impact projects with specialisation on shadow, wind, traffic assessment. Also working on 10 cities noise assessment, Mithi river projects, Indoor audit, solid waste management, Emission inventory of 10 cities in India.Publications
Influence of Sewage Sludge and Leachate on Biochemical Methane Potential of Waste Biomass
In this study, biochemical methane potential assays of mixed municipal solid wastes and other types of waste such as, cellulosic, vegetable and food wastes were performed over 60 days with two different volatile solid amendments, namely domestic sewage sludge and leachate. With sewage sludge, cumulative methane (CH4) production from cellulose, food... Read More»
Kanchan Wakadikar, Avick Sil, Sunil Kumar, Rakesh Kumar and Ackmez Mudhoo
Research Article: J Bioremed Biodegrad 2012, S8-002
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