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Dr. Jayakrishna Kandasamy is a Professor in the School of Mechanical Engineering at the Vellore Institute of Technology University, India. Dr. Jayakrishna's research is focused on the design and management of manufacturing systems and supply chains to enhance efficiency, productivity, and sustainability performance. More recent research is in the area of developing tools and techniques to enable value creation through sustainable manufacturing, including methods to facilitate more sustainable product design for closed-loop material flow in industrial symbiotic setup, and developing sustainable products using hybrid bio composites. He has mentored doctoral students, graduate and undergraduate students (3 Ph.D, 3 M.Tech Thesis and 36 B.Tech Thesis) which have so far led to 90 journal publications in leading SCI/ SCOPUS Indexed journals, 38 book chapters, and 92 refereed conference proceedings, 4 authored books, 11 edited books in CRC/Springer Series. Dr. Jayakrishna has received numerous awards in recognition for the quality of the work that has been produced. He teaches undergraduate and graduate courses in the manufacturing and industrial systems area and his initiatives to improve teaching effectiveness have been recognized through national awards.

Dr. Rajyalakshmi G received the Ph.D. degree in Production Engineering in 2015 and the M.Tech degree in Industrial Engineering in 2003 from Sri Venkateswara University, Tirupati, India. She has more than 19 years of teaching and research experience in Mechanical Engineering with special emphasis in Sustainable manufacturing, Waste management, Optimization. She acts as a reviewer for more than 10 prestigious Web of Science journals. She has mentored doctoral students, graduate and undergraduate students (3 Ph.D, 15 M.Tech Thesis and 50 B.Tech Thesis) In addition, she has also published as an author (and co-author) 2 books with International Publisher, 15 book chapters, and more than 60 articles in Journals and Conferences. She is currently working as Professor, Department of Manufacturing Engineering, Vellore Institute of Technology, and Vellore- India.

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This book provides a comprehensive overview of the circular economy and its applications in waste management. The book argues that in our current linear economy waste is not utilized to its full potential. In a circular economic approach, waste can be used as a resource - as products are designed to be reused, recycled, or composted.

Circular Strategies for Waste Management covers a wide range of topics, with highlights including sustainable development, circular bioeconomy, circular strategies for waste management in manufacturing, agro-waste, hazardous solid waste, bio-medical waste, tannery waste, grey water, e-waste, plastic recycling, building waste, social factors in circular economy, and the use of I4.0 tools and techniques in upcycling waste.

The book is intended for a wide audience, including students, researchers, policymakers, and practitioners. It is also applicable to businesses and individuals who are interested in learning more about the circular economy and its potential to reduce waste and protect the environment.

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1.Sustainable Development 2. Sustainable Development Goals (SDG 6, 11, 12, 13, 14 &15) And Waste Management 3. Adopting Lean Principles For Waste Management 4. Circular Economy Modelling 5. Circular Bio Economy 6. Role Of Circular Economy For Sustainable Future 7. Impact Of Circular Economy In Manufacturing And Service Sector 8. Impact Of Circular Economy On Global Trade And Supply Chain 9. Circular Strategies For Waste Management In Manufacturing 10. Circular Practices To Regulate Agro-Waste 11. Circular Strategies For Hazardous Solid Waste Management 12. Circular Strategies For Bio-Medical Waste Management 13. Circular Practices To Regulate Tannery Waste 14. Circular Strategies For Handling Grey Water 15. Sustainable Circular End-Of-Life Waste Disposal Of Electrical And Electronic Components 16. Circular Strategies For Effective Plastic Recycling 17. Circular Strategies For Handling Building Waste 18. Key Social Factors In Circular Economy 19. Use Of I4.0 Tools And Techniques In Handling Waste 20. Upcycling Waste In To Wealth