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Die Familiennamen Quedlinburgs und Der Umgegend
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Towards Zero Waste
This book draws on insights that originated from the Circular Economy and Zero Waste initiatives. Together these approaches try to boost the shift from “waste” to “resources” management. The content of this book is partially organized from a stakeholder perspective, revealing the managerial implications for public and private actors. Next to public policies, also illustrations come from the private sector. Petstar, Texperium and Walmart generously shared some of their best practices at in this regard. Cases from China, Indonesia, Mexico, the Netherlands and Romania are discussed in this book. In all of these different contexts they show ways to create collaborative schemes in order to “retain” the resources’ values as much as product quality and financial circumstances permit. The reader can thus take advantage of the pragmatic viewpoints that aim to inspire policy makers, researchers, students, organisations and communities to boost the needed changes towards a Zero Waste Economy.
Waste-to-Resources 2013
Content -- Note -- Risk and chances for PPP in waste management Dr. Florian Kölsch -- Discussion of applicability of advanced solid waste management technologies and strategies in developing and emerging countries Wolfgang Pfaff-Simoneit -- Effects of Application Appropriate Scenarios on Waste Treatment on Municipal Solid Waste Heating Value I.-S. Antonopoulos, A. Karagiannidis -- Sustainable strategies and technologies - the challenge of municipal solid waste (MSW) management in Poland Magdalena Rybaczewska-Blazejowska -- EU 2020 targets for household waste: SC, SRF and BMT roles Elena Cristina Rada and Marco Ragazzi -- Revision of Waste Treatment Industries BREF Document - What are the im...
International Symposium MBT 2005
Basics of MBT and waste management system in Germany Matthias Kuehle-Weidemeier Wasteconsult international, Langenhagen, Germany Abstract The EC landfill directive demands the reduction of bio-degradable organic input into landfills. Separate collection of organic kitchen and garden waste for compost production is a first, useful and efficient step to reduce the organic landfill input. In areas, where the separate collection of organic waste (bio-waste) is already established or not possible, mechanical-biological (pre)treatment (MBP / MBT) is a way to reduce the organic landfill input remarkably. This article gives an overview over the basic elements of MBP-plants, material flow streams, biological degradation potential, necessary treatment duration, control parameters and costs.
Source Separation and Recycling
Source separation of waste and subsequent recycling processes are promising solutions on the road to a circular economy. They reduce waste disposal and the need for resource deployment, while also producing secondary raw materials; as such, they have a significant effect on climate protection. This book presents source separation technologies and related aspects that form the basis for efficient recycling and a modern approach to waste management. It examines legislational drivers and policy aspects of adequate waste collection schemes, as well as segregation technologies and the success factors for their implementation. Summarizing the outcomes of a Sino-German workshop, the focus of this volume is mainly on the current situation in China and Germany. However, the findings are applicable to a broad range of situations and regions around the world. In addition, the book demonstrates the relevance of source separation for climate protection and describes alternative separation technologies. Given the breadth and depth of its coverage, the volume will appeal to environmental scientists, engineers, economists, waste managers and policymakers alike.
Waste-to-Resources 2021
Waste-to-Resources ist die weltweit bedeutendste Tagung zu den stoffspezifischen Abfallbehandlungsverfahren und der Verwertung von gemischten sowie Restabfällen. Die Beiträge im Tagungsband widmen sich u.a. folgenden Themenbereichen: • Konzepte und Daten zur Weiterentwicklung Abfallwirtschaft • Abfalltechnik und neue Verfahren • Kreislaufwirtschaft während der Corona-Krise • Kunststoffabfälle • Verflüssigung und chemisches Recycling • Wasserstoffwirtschaft • Brandschutz in Abfallbehandlungs- und Recyclinganlagen • Abfallmanagement und Zero-Waste-Strategien • Praktische Erfahrungen und neue Anlagenkonzepte • Aufbereitung und Rückgewinnung von organischen Abfallfraktionen • Rückgewinnung von Metallen und Edelmetallen • Mineralische und Bauabfälle • Abfallwirtschaft und Verwertung für ausgewählte Abfallarten • Abtrennung und Aufbereitung von Abfallfraktionen • Nassmechanische und dampfbasierte Trenn- und Aufbereitungsverfahren • Pyrolyse, Plasma, Vergasung • Schlackenverwertung • Geomechanische Eigenschaften des MBT-Outputs • Abfallwirtschaft in Schwellen- und Entwicklungsländern
International 9th ASA Recycling Days
Content -- MBT in Germany and Europe Development, Statusand Outlook -- Consequences of the European IE Directivefor Plant Operators -- Influence of the revised German waste law on the sourceseparated collection of organic waste and recyclables -- Flexible management for separate treatment of organic andresidual waste in one plant at the waste management centreRhein-Lahn -- Optimisation at the MBT Pohlsche Heide with Dry Digestion -- Organic Waste Treatment through Partial StreamAnaerobic Digestion in the Plug Flow Process(Composting Plant Warendorf)
Waste-to-Resources 2021. 9th International Symposium Circular Economy, MBT, MRF and Recycling
Waste-to-Resources ist die weltweit bedeutendste Tagung zu den stoffspezifischen Abfallbehandlungsverfahren und der Verwertung von gemischten sowie Restabfällen. Die Beiträge im Tagungsband widmen sich u.a. folgenden Themenbereichen: - Konzepte und Daten zur Weiterentwicklung Abfallwirtschaft - Abfalltechnik und neue Verfahren - Kreislaufwirtschaft während der Corona-Krise - Kunststoffabfälle - Verflüssigung und chemisches Recycling - Wasserstoffwirtschaft - Brandschutz in Abfallbehandlungs- und Recyclinganlagen - Abfallmanagement und Zero-Waste-Strategien - Praktische Erfahrungen und neue Anlagenkonzepte - Aufbereitung und Rückgewinnung von organischen Abfallfraktionen - Rückgewinnung von Metallen und Edelmetallen - Mineralische und Bauabfälle - Abfallwirtschaft und Verwertung für ausgewählte Abfallarten - Abtrennung und Aufbereitung von Abfallfraktionen - Nassmechanische und dampfbasierte Trenn- und Aufbereitungsverfahren - Pyrolyse, Plasma, Vergasung - Schlackenverwertung - Geomechanische Eigenschaften des MBT-Outputs - Abfallwirtschaft in Schwellen- und Entwicklungsländern
The Waste Market
E. Dijkgraaf and R. H. J. M. Gradus 1. 1 Introduction In 2004 Elbert Dijkgraaf nished a PhD-thesis ‘Regulating the Dutch waste market’ at the Erasmus University Rotterdam. It was interesting that not much is published about the waste market, although it is a very important sector from an economic and environmental viewpoint. In 2006 we were participants at a very interesting conf- ence on Local Government Reform: privatization and public-private collaboration in Barcelona organized by Germa ` Bel. It was interesting to notice that researchers from Spain, Scandinavian countries, the UK and the USA were studying this issue as well. From this we brought forward the idea to publish a book ab...
International Symposium MBT 2007
From the 22nd to the 24th of May around 300 participants from 37 countries came together in Hanover for the 2nd International Symposium MBT and Automatic Waste Sorting 2007. This symposium organised by Wasteconsult has established itself to the most recognised conference about mechanical and biological treatment (MBT) of waste. Not only in Europe, but also in developing and emerging countries, there is an increasing interest in the MBT technology as presentations from India, Thailand and Iran have shown. In addition to material separation for recycling and energy recovery the production of compost from mixed municipal solid waste is a frequent treatment goal in these countries. The majority ...
