Publications by authors named "Md Shameem Hossain"
This study is aimed at analyzing food safety knowledge and practices among food handlers in restaurants and street food markets in Dhaka, Bangladesh. Inadequate food handling practices remain a major worldwide health problem and are one of the main causes of food-related diseases. In Bangladesh, where the restaurant business is expanding quickly, food safety must be upheld to stop foodborne illness outbreaks.
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- Bangladesh is focusing on enhancing power generation with ambitious plans, including a 2∗660 MW coal-power station in Patuakhali set to begin operations in December 2024.
- The technology proposed aims to tackle CO emissions, which are a concern for health and biodiversity, while exploring solvents like monoethanolamine (MEA) for carbon capture, though challenges like corrosiveness and high energy demand persist.
- Current CO removal technologies face drawbacks, necessitating modifications for higher efficiency, and the study indicates a significant daily carbon emission of approximately 4.806 million kilograms from the power plant.
The present work is an effort to produce liquid fuel oil from plastic based medical wastes through thermal cracking process under oxidizing conditions. The mixed plastics from medical wastes were considered as a feedstock, shredded into small pieces and heated at 773 ± 10 K for 40 min with a heating rate of 20 K/min in a batch reactor for thermal cracking process. The feedstock was characterized by proximate and ultimate analysis along with thermogravimetric investigation.
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