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With the increase in the world population and economic activity, the production of sewage
sludge has grown, and its management has become an environmental problem. The most traditional
method of managing sewage sludge is to dispose of it in landfills and on farmland. One way to
valorize sewage sludge is to use thermochemical conversion processes to produce added-value
products such as biochar, biofuels, and renewable gases. However, due to the high moisture content,
thermochemical conversion using processes such as pyrolysis and traditional gasification involves
multiple pre-treatment processes such as material drying. Hydrothermal thermochemical processes
usually require high pressures, which pose many challenges to their application on a large scale. In
this work, the advantages and disadvantages of the different existing thermochemical processes for
the recovery of sewage sludge were analyzed, as well as the resulting industrial and environmental
challenges. A SWOT analysis was carried out to assess the different thermochemical processes in
terms of technical feasibility, economic viability, and broader market considerations
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sewage sludge biofuels pyrolysis gasification hydrothermal conversion
