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Date: Mon, 22 Nov 2004 13:58:45 +0100
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Subject: ISR-Superior Course about Mechanical Biological Treatment
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The next 15th and 16th of December it will take place in Madrid the
Superior Course about Mechanical Biological Treatment. Its role in
Management of Municipal Waste, which its Program and Registration Form
are attached below.
SUPERIOR COURSE ABOUT MECHANICAL BIOLOGICAL TREATMENT.
Its role in Management of Municipal Waste
Sponsored by:
Madrid, 15th and 16th of december 2004
Eduardo Torroja Science Institute of Construction
ISR
C/ Sotillo, 1
28043 - MADRID
CIF: G- 83234013
Tel: +34 91 716 06 90
Fax: +34 91 388 21 12
instituto@isrcer.org
www.isrcer.org
OBJECTIVES
Efficient mechanical biological treatment (MBT) systems are one of the
key options of integrated waste management, to achieve viable,
affordable, sustainable management of Municipal Solid Waste in Europe and
fulfil the target of the Landfill Directive as to reduction of landfilled
biodegradable waste.
One of key aspects of MBT is its flexibility, which makes it particularly
effective in those situations where source separation of
recyclable/compostable fractions still has to be fully implemented in
order to reach its highest performances in future years; as a matter of
fact, implementation of strategies for intensive source separation will
arguably imply a future change in quantity and quality of residual waste
to be treated, and flexibility
This workshop considers the role of MBT and results it can deliver,
assessing its role in the treatment of MSW and its perspectives in
Europe, with particular reference to Spain..
PROGRAM
Wednesday 15 th of December.
09.30-11.45 SESSION 1: MTB ^Ö Concepts in EU waste management
strategies
EC STRATEGIES FOR BIOWASTE AND THE POTENTIAL ROLE OF MBT IN EUROPEAN
STRATEGIES FOR WASTE MANAGEMENT
Enzo Favoino (Scuola Agraria del Parco di Monza, Italy / ECN)
MBT in the Spanish waste management concept ^Ö background
José Maria Oteiza (ISR - Spain)
MBT Economic Evaluation
Martin Steiner (TBU - Austria)
11.45 Coffee
12.15-14.15 SESSION 2: MBT Possible Approaches and Design
An European comparison of MBT system and requirements.
Dr. W. Müller (IGW-Witzenhausen - Germany)
Approaches for MBT: The ^Ósplitting^Ô type
Martin Steiner (TBU - Austria)
Approaches for MBT: Biological drying for the production of Refuse
Derived Fuels
Martin Steiner (TBU - Austria)
Approaches for MBT: Anaerobic digestion systems in MBT plants.
Dr. Dieter Korz (Ros Roca - Spain)
16.15-17.45 SESSION 3: Reuse/recovery of products from MBT
Agricultural application of the stabilised organic fraction (mixed MSW
compost): drivers and perspectives
Prof. Enzo Favoino (Scuola Agraria del Parco di Monza, Italy / ECN)
Demands on Refuse Derived Fuel from MBT in Industrial Processes
Dr. Ing. Ulrich Wiegel (ICU Partner-Ingenieure - Germany)
A Spanish experience: the Montcada Case
RESA ^Ö Recuperación de Energía S.A.
Thursday 16 th of December
09.30- 13.00 SESSION 4: Final disposal: effects and impacts of MBT and
behaviour of stabilised materials
Landfill behaviour of the stabilised organic fraction dependent on the
degree of stabilisation
Dr. W. Müller (IGW-Witzenhausen - Germany)
Long term landfill properties of MBT materials
Dr. W. Müller (IGW-Witzenhausen - Germany)
11.00 Coffee
The issue of ^Óstability^Ô: its importance and how to assess it
Dr. W. Müller (IGW-Witzenhausen - Germany)
Control of air emissions from MBT sites
Dr. Ing. Ulrich Wiegel (ICU Partner-Ingenieure - Germany)
13.00-13.45 FINAL SESSION ^Ö EDUARDO TORROJA INSTITUTE
Research and development of innovative solutions for waste management
Stabilization and valorisation of MSW incineration ashes in construction
materials
Ana Mª Guerrero Bustos (Eduardo Torroja Institute)
Vitrification of MSW incineration ashes
Jesús Mª Rincón (Eduardo Torroja Institute)
13.45 Closing of the Workshop / summary remarks and a reminder of
issues to be considered for a workprogramme on MBT
14.15 End of the Workshop
GENERAL INFORMATION
· Date and place in which the Course will be held.
Madrid, 15th y 16th of December 2004
Eduardo Torroja Science Institute of Construction (Csic)
Serrano Galvache, 4
Madrid
· Congress Secretariat.
Instituto para la Sostenibilidad de los Recursos · (ISR)
C/ Sotillo 1 · 28043 · Madrid
Tel: +34 902 19 78 83 · Fax: +34 91 388 21 12
e-mail: instituto@isrcer.org · www.isrcer.org
· Languages
The official languages of the Course will be Spanish and English.
Simultaneous translation to these two languages will be available.
· Registration Form
The registration form (see file attached) must be performed and sent to
the Course Secretariat before the 13 th December of 2004. It will not be
admitted registrations after that date. The registration only will be
firm after its payment.
· Registration Fees.
If the payment is made by banking transference is essential to send the
registration form with the receipt of the transference. We request you to
mark in the transference ^ÓSuperior Course Mechanical Biological
Treatment^Ô-.15th, 16th of December 2004, with the name of the person
that will assist and the name of the company that he belongs to.
The fees include the attendance to the Course, the documentation in
electronic format and the coffee served in the morning session
· Registrations before December 9th of 2004
PARTICIPANTS
ISR Members
Other Participants
General
600 ^À
655 ^À
Public Administrations
525 ^À
575 ^À
Students and NGO^Òs
390 ^À
435 ^À
· Registrations after December 9th of 2004
PARTICIPANTS
ISR Members
Other Participants
General
655 ^À
705 ^À
Public Administrations
580 ^À
630 ^À
Students and NGO^Òs
435 ^À
480 ^À
The Institute for Sustainability of Resources -ISR
ISR is a private non-profit Foundation of Iberian scope with the goal of
achieving an improvement in environmental quality through monitoring of
pollution, best practices in waste management and rational conservation
of natural resources.
At present the Foundation Board of Patrons is formed by 90 Patrons,
including Worldwide Experts, Iberian Private Companies and Public
Administrations and Bodies.
The Foundation goals are achieved through the organization of activities
like Conferences, Seminars and Congresses, as well as by means of the
dissemination of its publications. The Institute for Sustainability of
Resources, that has a constant relation with Public Administrations and
other European institutions, collaborate in scientific, technical and
economical research works, with the aim to improve environmental quality.
Dialogue with society in general and complicity with the mass media, as
well as a privileged relation with the scientific community, are the
identity hallmarks that make the Foundation an instrument for the
industry and a relevant reference point to achieve a more transparent and
democratic debate on new tendencies.
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