Session A4 - Montana SPA

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SYMPOSIUM PROGRAMME
PROGRAMMA DEL SIMPOSIO
5th INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON
ENERGY FROM BIOMASS AND WASTE
VENICE 2016
6th International Symposium on Energy from Biomass and Waste
6° Simposio Internazionale su Energia da Biomasse e Rifiuti
14-17 November 2016 / 14-17 Novembre 2016
Scuola Grande di San Giovanni Evangelista, Venice, Italy
Organised by / Organizzato da:
IWWG - International Waste Working Group
Ordine degli Ingegneri della Provincia di Venezia
With the scientific support of / Con il supporto scientifico di:
University of Padova (IT)
University of Trento (IT)
Hamburg University of Technology (DE)
Hokkaido University (JP)
Tsinghua University (CN)
University of Rostock (DE)
University of Queensland (AU)
Promoted by / Promosso da:
LIFE Programme (BE)
UNICA - Unione Italiana Consulenti Ambientali (IT)
VVM - Netwerk van milieuprofessionals (NL)
World Bioenergy Association (SE)
Under the patronage of / Con il patrocinio di:
Municipality of Venice - Department for the Environment (IT)
CONTENTS / SOMMARIO
Presentation
Presentazione ................................................................. pag. 6
Symposium Structure
Struttura del Simposio. ................................................... pag. 7
Executive Programme Committee
Comitato Esecutivo di Programma ................................. pag. 8
International Advisory Board
Comitato Scientifico Internazionale .................................pag. 8
Organising Committee and Secretariat
Comitato Organizzatore .................................................. pag. 9
Instructions for chairmen and speakers
Istruzioni per presidenti di sessione e relatori ................ pag. 10-11
Useful information
Informazioni utili .............................................................. pag. 12
Social Events
Eventi sociali ................................................................... pag. 13-14
Daily Programme Programma giornaliero ................................................... pag. 15-45
Monday Lunedì................................................................. pag. 16-25
Tuesday
Martedì ............................................................... pag. 26-37
Wednesday
Mercoledì ........................................................... pag. 38-44
Thursday
Giovedì .............................................................. pag. 45
Poster session
Sessione Poster .............................................................. pag. 46-50
Commercial Exhibition
Esposizione commerciale.................................................pag. 50-56
Organisers
Organizzatori ...................................................................pag. 57-62
Media Partners
Media Partner ..................................................................pag. 63-65
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PRESENTATION
The production of energy from alternative sources and its impact on climate
change are among the main strategic tools implicated in the sustainable development of our society. Numerous types of biomass and wastes contribute
towards the production of energy and reduction in the use of fossil fuels by
means of biological, chemical and thermal processes. Existing biomass and
waste to energy technologies are currently undergoing rapid development. Despite growing interest in the use of these technologies, in many countries their
implementation remains limited.
Advances in the application of technologies for energy recovery from biomass
and waste will represent central debate topics of the sixth edition of the Venice
Symposia. The following sub-topics will also be discussed: combustion, anaerobic digestion, biomass to energy, alternative thermal treatments, strategies and
policies, other waste-to-energy options. Particular attention will be paid to the
characteristics of combustible products generable from different approaches:
SRF, biochar, biodiesel and other products suitable for a decentralized exploitation of the energy content of waste and biomass.
The Symposium is organized by the International Waste Working Group (IWWG)
and Ordine degli Ingegneri della Provincia di Venezia, with the scientific support
of the Padova, Hokkaido, Queensland, Rostock, Trento, Tsinghua and Hamburg
University of Technology.
PRESENTAZIONE
La produzione di energia da fonti alternative ed il suo impatto sui cambiamenti
climatici sono tra i principali strumenti strategici implicati nello sviluppo sostenibile della nostra società. Numerose tipologie di biomasse e rifiuti contribuiscono,
a seguito di processi biologici, chimici e termici, alla produzione di energia e alla
riduzione dell’utilizzo di combustibili fossili. Le tecnologie esistenti per la generazione di energia da biomasse e rifiuti sono oggi in rapido sviluppo ma nonostante
l’interesse crescente nell’utilizzo di tali tecnologie, in molti paesi la loro implementazione è ancora limitata.
Il tema centrale della sesta edizione del Simposio saranno le innovazioni introdotte nell’applicazione delle tecnologie per il recupero di energia da biomasse
e rifiuti. Verranno dettagliatamente discussi i seguenti argomenti: combustione,
digestione anaerobica, energia da biomassa, trattamenti termici alternativi, legislazione e strategie politiche, energia da rifiuti. Particolare attenzione sarà inoltre
posta sulle caratteristiche dei prodotti combustibili generabili da diversi processi
quali SRF, biochar, biodiesel e tutti gli altri prodotti che permettono un utilizzo
decentralizzato del contenuto energetico di biomassa e rifiuti.
L’evento è organizzato dall’International Waste Working Group (IWWG) e dall’Ordine degli Ingegneri della Provincia di Venezia, con il supporto scientifico delle
Università di Padova, Hokkaido, Queensland, Rostock, Trento, Tsinghua e Amburgo.
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SYMPOSIUM STRUCTURE
The Symposium is structured in oral sessions, a poster session, an exhibition
by companies and institutions working in the field, and technical tours. Oral presentations are organized in six parallel tracks, for a total of 48 sessions and 6
workshops during which over 300 presentations will be delivered.
Poster papers will be presented in an appropriate session, which will always be
accessible to Symposium delegates, and discussed on Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday afternoon.
Papers were selected according to quality by the Symposium Executive Programme Committee and an International Committee from over 500 offers of papers
from 60 different countries.
All papers are presented in English.
STRUTTURA DEL SIMPOSIO
Il Simposio è organizzato in sessioni orali, una sessione poster, un’esposizione
commerciale dedicata a ditte ed enti che operano nel settore, e visite tecniche.
Le presentazioni orali sono organizzate in sei sessioni parallele durante le quali
verranno discussi più di 300 lavori.
Le presentazioni poster saranno invece esposte in una sessione appropriata
sempre accessibile ai partecipanti del Simposio e saranno discusse nei pomeriggi di lunedì, martedì e mercoledì.
I lavori selezionati sono stati scelti in base alla qualità scientifica dalla Commissione Esecutiva di Programma e da una Commissione Internazionale fra oltre
500 abstracts arrivati da 60 diversi paesi.
Tutti i lavori saranno presentati in inglese.
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EXECUTIVE PROGRAMME COMMITTEE / Comitato ESECUTIVO
DI PROGRAMMA
Symposium Chairmen / Presidenti del Simposio
William P. CLARKE, University of Queensland (AU)
Raffaello COSSU, University of Padova (IT)
Luis F. DIAZ, CalRecovery Inc., Concord, CA (US)
Jianguo LIU, Tsinghua University (CN)
Toshihiko MATSUTO, University of Hokkaido (JP)
Michael NELLES, University of Rostock (DE)
Rainer STEGMANN, Hamburg University of Technology (DE)
Scientific Secretary / Segretario Scientifico
Marco RAGAZZI, University of Trento (IT)
INTERNATIONAL ADVISORY BOARD / COMITATO SCIENTIFICO
INTERNAZIONALE
Irini ANGELIDAKI, Technical University of Denmark (DK)
Umberto ARENA, Second University of Naples (IT)
Jo-shu CHANG, National Cheng Kung University (TW)
Dezhen CHEN, Tongji University (CN)
Eugenio de FRAJA FRANGIPANE, Technital SpA (IT)
Martin FAULSTICH, Technical University of Munich (DE)
Fan LU, Tongji University (CN)
Giuseppe GENON, Technical University of Turin (IT)
Evangelos GIDARAKOS, Technical University of Crete (GR)
Michele GIUGLIANO, Technical University of Milan (IT)
Martin KRANERT, University of Stuttgart (DE)
Maria Cristina LAVAGNOLO, University of Padova (IT)
Duu-jong LEE, National Taiwan University (TW)
Elena Cristina RADA, University of Trento (IT)
Nicholas J. THEMELIS, Columbia University (US)
Vincenzo TORRETTA, University of Insubria (IT)
Hans van der SLOOT, Netherlands Energy Research Foundation (NL)
Jules van LIER, Delft University of Technology (NL)
Hongtao WAN, Tsinghua University (CN)
Joachim WERTHER, Hamburg University of Technology (DE)
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ORGANISING SECRETIARIAT / SEGRETERIA ORGANIZZATIVA
Francesca FAVA, Administration
Laura CONTESSI, Registration
Paola PIZZARDINI, Press and Communication
Mattia TRAPANI, IT Management
Eurowaste Srl (IT)
Michela Giangrasso
MG Michela Giangrasso, Cagliari (IT)
General Management / Coordinamento Generale
Adelia PRESUTTI, General Manager
EUROWASTE Srl • via B. Pellegrino, 23 • 35137 Padova • Italy
t +39.049.8726986 • f +39.049.8726987 • [email protected]
Graphic and exhibition design / Grafica e allestimenti
Anna ARTUSO
Elena COSSU
Arcoplan, Padova (IT)
SCIENTIFIC SECRETARIAT / SEGRETERIA SCIENTIFICA
[email protected]
Elena Cristina RADA, University of Trento (IT)
[email protected]
Alberto PIVATO, University of Padova (IT)
[email protected]
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INSTRUCTIONS FOR CHAIRMEN & SPEAKERS / ISTRUZIONI PER
PRESIDENTI DI SESSIONE E RELATORI
Instruction for Chairmen of Sessions
On arrival at the Symposium venue chairmen of oral sessions and workshops are
kindly requested to contact the Speakers’ Room where curricula vitae of speakers
will be provided and any last-minute changes in the programme of the session to
be chaired will be notified.
Fifteen minutes prior to start of the sessions, Chairmen should report to the conference room where the session will take place to meet the speakers.
Chairmen are furthermore requested to ensure that all speakers remain seated at
the table throughout the entire session and that the timetable is strictly adhered
to. This aspect is of extreme importance in order to allow delegates to schedule
their attendance in the parallel sessions.
Istruzioni per i Presidenti di sessione
I Presidenti delle sessioni orali e workshop sono gentilmente pregati di contattare
la Sala Relatori al loro arrivo presso la sede del Simposio affinché vengano forniti
loro i curricula vitae dei relatori e vengano comunicate eventuali modifiche al programma della sessione che dovranno presiedere.
Quindici minuti prima dell’inizio delle rispettive sessioni i Presidenti si presenteranno presso la sala dove si svolge la sessione per prendere contatto con i relatori.
I Presidenti di sessione sono inoltre pregati di adoperarsi affinché nessuno dei
relatori abbandoni la sala prima della conclusione della sessione e affinchè venga
rispettata la tempistica prevista. Quest’ultimo aspetto è di particolare importanza al
fine di consentire ai partecipanti di seguire le relazioni di loro interesse in diverse
sessioni parallele.
Information for Speakers
Speakers should contact the chairman 15 minutes before the beginning of the
session in which their paper is to be presented. The chairman will be available
in the conference hall where the session is to take place. Speakers should be
present at the conference table from the beginning of the session and remain for
the entire duration.
The time available for each presentation is approximately 15 minutes. Chairmen
will ensure that times are stricly adhered to. During the presentation commercial
advertising should be avoided. Mention of affiliations or company name should
be very discreet.
A duty member in the Speakers’ Room will be on hand for all requirements. A PC
will be available for speakers use and priority will be given in line with session
timetable. The computer in the speakers’ room may not be used to prepare the
presentation, but only to make last-minute changes or a final check.
Speakers who have not forwarded a copy of their PowerPoint presentation to the
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Instructions / Istruzioni
Organising Secretariat prior to the conference are kindly requested to contact the
Speakers’ Room at the latest by the session prior to that in which their presentation is scheduled (should this be scheduled in a morning session, the deadline
for contacting the Speakers’ Room is the evening of the day before). Speakers
should ensure their presentations are delivered to the pertinent conference staff in
a timely manner. No additional time will be provided for late arrival presentations.
If your allotted time runs out, do not under any circumstances hurry to finish the
entire presentation but go straight to the conclusions. To this regard, it may be of
use to prepare a slide illustrating the conclusions in a synthesized version.
The poster session will be held in the main entrance hall.
On arrival in the Poster Hall, all authors should check the exact position assigned
to their poster. The Staff at the Registration Desk will be pleased to provide assistance and fixing materials.
Informazioni per i Relatori
I Relatori dovranno contattare il Presidente della sessione durante la quale presenteranno la propria relazione almeno 15 minuti prima dell’inizio della stessa
nella sala conferenze di riferimento. Gli autori dovranno essere presenti al tavolo
della conferenza dall’inizio della sessione e rimanervi per tutta la durata della
stessa.
Il tempo a disposizione per ciascuna presentazione è di circa 15 minuti. Il Presidente di sessione provvederà affinché tale limite sia strettamente osservato.
Nella presentazione va assolutamente evitata qualsiasi forma di pubblicità. La
presenza del vostro ente o ditta di appartenenza deve essere molto discreta.
Nella Sala Relatori sarà sempre presente un incaricato dell’organizzazione per
fornire eventuale assistenza. Un computer sarà a disposizione dei relatori con
precedenza che rispetta gli orari della sessione di presentazione. Non sarà possibile utilizzare il computer della sala relatori per preparare le relazioni, ma solo per
apportare piccole modifiche e per un controllo finale.
I Relatori che non hanno inviato una copia della propria presentazione PowerPoint
alla Segreteria Organizzativa prima del Simposio sono cortesemente pregati di
recarsi nella sala relatori non oltre la sessione precedente a quella in cui devono
presentare la propria relazione (se si tratta di una sessione in programma per la
mattina, il termine ultimo per contattare la Sala Relatori sarà la sera prima). I relatori dovranno assicurarsi che la loro presentazione sia consegnata allo staff di riferimento secondo le tempistiche indicate in quanto non sarà possibile garantire tempo
supplementare agli autori le cui presentazioni non saranno pervenute per tempo.
Durante la comunicazione orale, nel caso stia per terminare il tempo a disposizione, si consiglia di non accelerare per esporre il resto della relazione ma passare
direttamente alle conclusioni. A tal proposito, potrebbe rivelarsi utile preparare
una slide che sintetizzi le conclusioni.
La sessione poster si terrà nell’atrio dell’ingresso principale.
Gli autori sono pregati di controllare l’esatta ubicazione assegnata al proprio poster sulla mappa a disposizione nella Sala Poster. Lo staff al banco registrazioni
sarà a disposizione in caso di necessità.
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USEFUL INFORMATION / INFORMAZIONI UTILI
What is included in your registration
• Participation in Symposium sessions
• Symposium Proceedings
• Conference materials
• Coffee breaks
• Light working lunches
• Farewell cocktail party
• Guided technical tours
• Wi-Fi Internet access (Password not required)
Cosa è incluso nella vostra iscrizione
• Partecipazione alle sessioni del Simposio
• Atti del Convegno
• Materiale congressuale
• Coffee break
• Pranzi di lavoro
• Cocktail di chiusura del Simposio
• Visite tecniche guidate
• Accesso Internet Wi-Fi (Password non richiesta)
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SOCIAL EVENTS / EVENTI SOCIALI
After eight hours of Symposium attendance it is time to enjoy the company of colleagues and friends, to relax and enjoy the entertainment. Details of social events
organized are illustrated below.
Dopo una giornata di intenso lavoro congressuale è tempo di godere della compagnia di colleghi ed amici rilassandosi con un po’ di svago. Come di seguito
riportato numerosi sono gli eventi serali in programma.
Monday 14th Gondola Promenade
St. Mark’s Basilica guided tour
Interpreti Veneziani concert “Antonio Vivaldi”
Tuesday 15th Galleon Dinner Cruise
Interpreti Veneziani Concert “The Four Seasons”
Wednesday 16th Farewell Cocktail Party
Thursday 17th Interpreti Veneziani Concert “The Four Seasons”
Monday 14th November / Lunedì 14 Novembre
18.15 Gondola Promenade
Meeting point: Symposium Venue
Price per person: Euro 25,00 / Duration: approx. 30 minutes
Enjoy a thrilling gondola promenade along the Grand Canal and the inner canals.
Ever since Venice’s history began, there have always been gondoliers. Great skill
is required to steer a boat through the narrow canals of Venice. Riding on your
gondola (6 people per gondola), you will admire the soft lights and balconied waterfront homes: an experience you’ll never forget.
19.30 St. Mark’s Basilica and its treasures
Exclusive opening after hours of the St. Mark’s Basilica with scenic illumination
of the mosaics
Meeting point: in front of the entrance of the Cathedral
Price per person: Euro 49,00 / Duration: approx. 1 hour
Saint Mark’s Basilica is Venice’s major must-see. Crowded with visitors during
the day, the Basilica becomes a silent temple of worship as the evening falls.
You will have the privilege to enjoy an evening tour after the church has closed
to the general public. Its distinguishing Byzantine character appears particularly
on the great mosaics illustrating St. Marco’s tales, as well as the scenes of the
Old and New Testament. You will better appreciate them by way of the dramatic
illumination.
Please note that both tours have a minimum number of participants and they will
not be activated if this number is not reached. Advanced booking is strongly suggested. Please contact Bassani Agency at the registration desk.
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Tuesday 15th November / Martedì 15 Novembre
19.30 Galleon Dinner Cruise and Dancing Night
Price: 60,00 euros per person
Step aboard a typical Venetian Galleon with us and enjoy an unforgettable evening in the seductive atmosphere of the Venetian lagoon.
As the last rays of the sun disappear on the horizon, the Galleon will slowly start
moving off towards the northern part of the lagoon with its mysterious canals. You
will be served delicious seasonal delicacies whilst sailing past the green islands
of Le Vignole, Sant’Erasmo and San Francesco del Deserto.
The island of Burano with its brightly colored houses will come into view, followed by its neighbors Torcello and Mazzorbo. You will then sail past the island of
Murano, well-known throughout the world for the delicate masterpieces created
by its glassmakers. Sailing around the Arsenale, the Galleon will reach the small
islands of Santa Maria delle Grazie and San Giorgio.
The Galleon will then head towards Venice and, while sailing the Canal of the Giudecca, you will be welcomed back by a breathtaking view of Saint Mark’s basin
and the historical palaces and hotels of the ancient city.
Musical entertainment will be arranged during the night.
As places are limited, we advise you book as early as possible by contacting the
Organising Secretariat at the registration desk.
Wednesday 16th November / Mercoledì 16 Novembre
h.18.00 Farewell Cocktail Party
Price: included in the entrance fee
Have you ever tried “cicchetti”? If not, you cannot really miss Venice 2016 farewell
party!
To celebrate the closure of the conferece, all delgates are warmly invited to join us
for an evening of friendship and merriment in the beautiful setting of San Giovanni
Evangelista.
Local wines and tasty appetizers (cicchetti) will be served as our way to say thank
you to those who attended the conference.
Cicchetti are small snacks or side dishes, similar in concept to Spanish tapas,
which are typically eaten accompanied by a small glass of wine.
Common cicchetti include tiny sandwiches, plates of olives or other vegetables,
halved hard boiled eggs, small servings of a combination of one or more of seafood, meat and vegetable ingredients laid on top of a slice of bread or polenta, and
very small servings of typical full-course plates.
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DAILY PROGRAMME
PROGRAMMA GIORNALIERO
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Monday November 14 - morning / Lunedì 14 Novembre - mattina
08:00 - 13:00 Conference Registration
Registrazione al Simposio
OPENING SESSION / SESSIONE DI APERTURA
Salone San Giovanni
09:00 - 10:00 Welcome addresses / Saluti di benvenuto
Raffaello Cossu, University of Padova (IT)
Rainer Stegmann, Hamburg University of Technology (DE)
William P. Clarke, University of Queensland (AU)
Jianguo Liu, Tsinghua University (CN)
Toshihiko Matsuto, University of Hokkaido (JP)
Marco Ragazzi, University of Trento (IT)
Debra Reinhart, IWWG President
Opening lectures / Relazioni di apertura
10:00 - 10:20 M. Nelles (DE)
Role of Biomass and Waste to Energy in the future
10:20 - 10:40 C. Cord’homme (FR)
Alternative thermal treatment for Municipal Solid Waste-to-energy plants!
10:40 - 11:10 Coffee break
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SESSION A1 - Salone San Giovanni Visions and strategies in WM
h. 11:10 - 12:40
Chair / Presidente: D. Reinhart (US)
R. Stegmann (DE)
Thinking from the end
P. Fetsis, C. De La Paz (BE)
The LIFE Programme - Good practice on energy from biomass and waste
Z. Bennis, J. Kannengiesser, K. Sakaguchi-Söder, T. Mrukwia, D. Stanojkovski, J.
Bamberger, W. Krause, J. Jager, L. Schebek (DE)
Generation of bio-based products and biofuels from organic municipal waste
Y. Liu, Z. Ni, X. Kong, J. Liu (CN)
Greenhouse gas emissions from municipal solid waste with a high organic fraction under different management scenarios
M. Mathur, P. Choudhary, A. Malik (IN)
Nutrient recycling coupled with microalgal biomass production using anaerobically digested slurry
Z. Mingaleva (RU)
Evaluation of the potential of alternative energy development in Russian regions
SESSION B1 - Oratorio della Croce
Pyrolysis of sewage sludge
h. 11:10 -12:40
Chair / Presidente: C. Cord’ Homme (FR)
G.T. Yu, D. Chen, D.J. Chen, H.F. Du (CN)
Producing high quality syngas from sewage sludge based on thermochemical
conversion: liquid product avoidance
M. Tomasi Morgano, H. Leibold, F. Richter, H. Seifert, D. Stapf (DE)
Screw pyrolysis technology for sewage sludge treatment
J. Yang, J. Song, S. Liang, X. Xu, Y. Chen, Y. Zhang, R. Guan, H. Li (CN)
Effect of water content on the yeild of gas production from pyrolysis of deepdewatered sludge cakes
K. Gorazda, B. Tarko, A.K. Nowak, S. Werle, Z. Wzorek (PL)
Sewage sludge as a fuel and raw material for phosphorus recovery: combine
process of gasification and P extraction
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SESSION C1- Sala Stendardo
Anaerobic degradation of agro-industrial waste
h. 11:10 - 12:40
Chair / Presidente: L. Alibardi (GB)
Z. Zahan, M. Z. Othman, T. H. Muster (AU)
Characterization of agro-industrial wastes and their anaerobic digestion/co-digestion kinetic potential: a comparative batch study
F.M. Pellera, E. Gidarakos (GR) Chemical pretreatment of agroindustrial waste for methane production
A. Kopsahelis, C. Zafiri, M. Kornaros (GR)
High-rate anaerobic digestion of three-phase Olive Mill Wastewater (OMW) in a
two-stage anaerobic filter
I. Moukazis, F.-M. Pellera, E. Gidarakos (GR) Semi-continuous anaerobic co-digestion of slaughterhouse waste and agroindustrial waste
F. Fantozzi, V. Pistolesi, S. Massoli, A. Pugliese, G. Bidini, G. I.B.Mandolini, (IT)
On the use of fresh and stored olive mill wastes as a substitute for silage in biogas
plants
G.N. Ijoma, M. Tekere (ZA)
Increased production of ligninolytic enzymes using dual cultures of fungi on corn
cob and sugarcane bagasse media
SESSION D1 - Sala dell’Albergo
Gasification of different kind of biomass
h. 11:10 - 12:40
Chair / Presidente: A. Lagerkvist (SE)
Y. Lenis, S. Ramos Carmona, J.F. Perez (CO)
Efficiency and flame front velocity in function of physical properties of biomass
under gasification regimes in fixed bed
M. Huemer, M.B. Huber, A. Hofmann (AT)
Floating-fixed-bed-gasification: from wood to residual biomass utilization
F. Parrillo, G. Calì, E. Maggio, A. Pettinau, O. Annoscia, A. Saponaro, U. Arena (IT)
Fluidized bed gasification of biomass: design and operating criteria from a pilot
scale study
S. Nanda, A.K. Dalai, I.S. Butler, J.A. Kozinski (CA)
Supercritical water gasification of model effluents from fruit processing (fructose)
and dairy industries (lactose) to hydrogen fuel
S. Link, S. Arvelakis, A. Paist, T. Liliedahl, C. Rosén (EE)
Effect of leaching pretreatment on the gasification of wine and vine (residue) biomass
H.J.M. Visser, L. Fryda (NL)
Energy and biochar as two products from residual wood after composting
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SESSION E1 - Sala del Guarana
Plasma thermal treatment of waste
h. 11:10 - 12:40
Chair / Presidente: S. Fiore (IT)
A. Perna, M. Minutillo, A. Lubrano Lavadera (IT)
Plasma gasification and fuel cells technology for waste to energy power plants:
models development and performance comparison
E.M. de Oliveira, A. Santos Francisco, L.C. Rolim Lopes, J.A. De Castro (BR)
A multiphase multicomponent model applied for a plasma incineration reactor
of domestic solid waste
L. Mazzoni, S. Elagroudy, R. Ahmed, I. Janajreh (EG)
Plasma vs entrained flow co-gasification of MSW and petroleum waste
K.P. Jain, J.F.J. Pruyn (NL)
Economic impact assessment of using a plasma gasification plant on a large
ship recycling yard
SESSION F1 - Sala degli Stucchi
Waste to energy of animal waste
h. 11:10 - 12:40
Chair / Presidente: M.C. Zanetti (IT)
S.D. Yap, S. Astals, P.D. Jensen, D.J. Batstone, S. Tait (AU)
Sufficiency of native microbial activity for start-up of solid-phase anaerobic
digesters treating manure residues
A. Kazoka, J.M. Ndambuki, J. Snyman (ZA)
Biogas production by co-digestion of domestic animal waste: a case study in
Thohoyandou, South Africa
S. Wiesgickl, A. Weger, R. Jung, F. Stenzel (DE)
Biogas production from animal by-products
R. Hackl, J. Hansson, F. Norèn, O. Stenberg, M. Olshammar (SE)
Utilisation of ciona intestinalis for biogas and biofertilizer production - Process
modelling, carbon footprinting and sensitivity analysis
Y. Sha, M.Z. Othman (AU)
Feasibility of one phase and temperature phase anaerobic digestion for the
management of waste activated sludge and meat processing wastes
U. Javid, J.O. Bastidas-Oyanedel, J.E. Schmidt (AE)
Goat dung valorization through dark fermentation – Producing high value chemicals
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Monday November 14 - afternoon / Lunedì 14 Novembre - pomeriggio
SESSION A2 - Salone San Giovanni
Combustion of MSW: strategies and technologies
h. 14:00 - 15:40
Chair / Presidente: E. Ranieri (IT)
D. Panepinto, G. Genon (IT)
MSW incineration: environmental and economic effects of the energetic configurations
F. Viganò (IT)
A practical method to calculate the R1 index of waste-to-energy facilities
K. Villani, J. De Greef, M. De Munter, K. De Pauw, B. Van De Moortel, P. Van De
Moortel, T. Casteels, N. Maertens, B. Van Gastel, H. Yaling, L. Daqing (BE)
Development of flexible combustion grate and combustion control technology
F. Dal Magro, A. Romagnoli, G. Nardin, H. Xu (IT)
Application of high temperature phase change materials for improved efficiency in
waste-to-energy plants
E. C. Rada, C. Zatelli, P. Tranqullini, L. I. Cioca (IT)
Dynamics of residual Municipal Solid Waste, of LHV and of produced SRF
15:40 - 16:10 Coffee break and Poster discussion
Role of Bioenergy in some European Countries
h. 16:10 - 17:50
Chair / Presidente: M. Ritzkowski (DE)
M. Nelles, A. Brosowski, N. Engler, A. Schüch (DE)
The role of bioenergy in the energy system and the biobased economy of the
future
M. Struk, J. Hřebíček, Z. Horsák (CZ)
Biowaste to energy potential in Czechia
A. Singlitico, J. Goggins, R.F.D. Monaghan (IE)
Resource assessment for bio-SNG production via a nationwide system of gasification and methanation in Ireland
T. Ahrens, S. Drescher, O. Anne (DE)
Sustainability of future bio energy production
T. Marzi, C. Dotsch, E. Weidner, A. Pohlig, H. Pflaum, A. Greve (DE)
Power-to-X: electrical power and biomass as renewable feedstocks of a closed
carbon economy
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Environmental and economic drivers in WM
h. 14:00 - 15:40
Chair / Presidente: O. Ayalon (IL)
R. Cremiato, C. Tagliaferri, M.L. Mastellone, L. Zaccariello, P. Lettieri (IT)
Environmental impact of Municipal Solid Waste using LCA methodology: a real
case study and possible alternatives
I. Frantzis, C. Raptis, D. Skoura, E. Petrodimopoulou (GR)
The adaptation challenge of the new national waste management plan in Attica
region. The technical and economic aspects of the inter-municipal solid waste
management in Western Attica region
F. Bartolacci, A. Paolini, M. Soverchia (IT)
Financial performance and environmental sustainability: what relationships within
Italian waste management companies?
M. Bogacka, K. Pikoń, M. Landrat (PL)
Environmental impact of PV cells waste scenarios
L. Lombardi, I. Pecorini, C. Nocita (IT)
Environmental evaluation of MSW managament system based on biomethane
production
LCA in waste management
h. 16:10 - 17:50
Chair / Presidente: T. Matsuto (JP)
F. Ardolino, C. Berto, U. Arena (IT)
Environmental impacts of a material recovery facility in a life cycle perspective
M. Haupt, C. Vadenbo, S. Hellweg (CH)
Life Cycle Assessment of Swiss Municipal Solid Waste management
S.J. Burnley, T. Coleman (GB)
The environmental and financial benefits of recovering plastics from residual municipal waste before energy recovery
K. Pikoń, M. Bogacka (PL)
Environmental value of localization in waste management scenarios
D. Reinhart, T. Sarker, K. Kibler (US)
Food waste management alternatives within the food-energy-water nexus
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SESSION C2 - Sala Stendardo
AD - Processes
h. 14:00 - 15:40
Chair / Presidente: M. Nelles (DE)
U. Gonzalez-Miranda, S. Gonzalez-Martinez, R. Campuzano (MX)
Methane production from organic solid waste components
A. Schievano, A. Colombo, A. Cossettini, V. d’Ardes, S. P. Trasatti, P. Cristiani (IT)
A novel Microbial Electrochemical Sensor for on-line monitoring anaerobic biodegradation processes
S. Nuchdang, J.C. Frigon, C. Roy, G. Pilon, C. Phalakornkule, R. Guiot (CA)
Maximizing the biomethane yield from algal biomass by integrating hydrothermal
posttreatment of the anaerobic solid digestate
F. Lü, K.J. Guo, J. Cai, L.M. Shao, P.J. He (CN)
Loop the bioenergy production and carbon sequestration of polymeric waste by
integrating biochemical and thermochemical conversion process
A.A. Akindele, M. Sartaj (CA)
The toxicity effects of ammonia on anaerobic digestion of organic fraction of Municipal Solid Waste
T. Garoma, R. E. Yadzi, C. Chin (US)
Anaerobic digestion of lipid extracted algae
SESSION C3 - Sala Stendardo AD - Pretreatment
h. 16:10 - 17:50
Chair / Presidente: W. Clarke (AU)
F. Girotto, W. Peng, R. Rafieenia, R. Cossu (IT)
Effects of aeration on AD - A review
P. S. Calabro’, E. Catalán, A. Folino, A. Sánchez, D. Komilis (IT)
Effect of three pretreatment techniques on the chemical composition and the methane yields of the opuntia ficus-indica (prickly pear) biomass
R. Rafieenia, F. Girotto, W. Peng, R. Cossu (IT)
Effect of pre-aeration in a two-stage AD process
R. Barrena, J.E. Traub, C. Rodriguez Gil, J.A.S. Goodwin, A.J. Harper, N.A. Willoughby, A. Sánchez, T.J. Aspray (ES)
Physicochemical characterisation and batch anaerobic digestion of malt whisky
pot ale following a high efficiency deproteination pre-treatment process
T. Garoma, D. Pappaterra (US)
An investigation of ultrasound effect on digestate solubilization and methane yield
F. Demichelis, M. F. E. Onofrio, S. Fiore (IT)
Enhancement of anaerobic digestion of waste materials generated by a cosmetics industry by means of physic-chemical pre-treatments
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SESSION D2- Sala dell’Albergo
h. 14:00 - 15:40
Chair / Presidente:
Pyrolysis and gasification of biomass
T.M. Ismail, M.A. El-Salam, E. Monteiro, A. Rouboa (EG)
CFD model on fluidized bed gasifier using agro-industrial biomass as fuel
M.M. Yung, K. Iisa, K.A. Magrini (US)
Biomass pyrolysis and catalytic upgrading for hydrocarbon fuel production: multiscale catalyst evaluation and development
T. Ishiyama, K. Koido, T. Nunoura, K. Dowaki (JP)
A life cycle analysis on low-pressure methanol production through biomass gasification
S. Sumathi, L. Goh Ching, N.W.S Klinsmann, J.K.B. Mohammed (MY)
Thermal treatment of palm oil mill sludge using conventional pyrolysis and microwave: a comparison study for copper removal
P. Bartocci, M. Pergolari, C. Beatrice, F. Frusteri, G. Bidini, F. Fantozzi (IT)
Batch pyrolysis of pellet made of biomass and crude glycerol: mass and energy
balances
Thermal degradation of biomass
h. 16:10 - 17:50
Chair / Presidente: L. Lombardi (IT)
M. Rudlinger, J. Angleitner, N.N. Vasen, W. Frenger (CH)
Modular zero-emission energy plants: bio-residues & waste to energy & synthetic
fuel
G. Di Marco, R. Manuzzi (IT)
Production of energy from biomass and waste in combustion plants subject to
national IPPC Permit in Italy
J. Spence, D. Buttsworth , B.K. Mccabe, C. Baillie, D. Antille, B. Carter (AU)
Abattoir paunch waste as a biomass energy source: investigations into drying rates
A. Surjosatyo, H. Dafiqurrohman, Muammar (IN)
Impact of co-combustion wood pellet with coconut shell or rice husk on sand agglomeration and bed temperature in bubbling fluidized bed combustor
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h. 14:00 - 15:40
WORKSHOP - Integration of thermo-bio-chemical conversion:
Chinese experience
Chair / Presidente: P-J. He (CN)
Introductory lecture
P-J. He (CN)
Opportunity to integrate thermo-bio-chemical conversion for sustainable wasteto-energy: Chinese experience
Pyrolysis and gasification of different waste
h. 16:10 - 17:50
Chair / Presidente: M. Ragazzi (IT)
H. Takala, J. Kaasalainen, J. Isaksson (FI)
Large scale SRF gasification in Kymijärvi II power plant
D. Lebonnois, J-P. Tagutchou, A. Quintero Marquez, E. Lebas, B. Ferrand (FR)
Waste gasification for industrial processes
K. Özdenkci, C. De Blasio, G. Sarwar, M. Järvinen, P. Oinas (FI)
Feasibility study for supercritical water gasification of black liquor
Y. Chen, Y. Zhang, X. Xu, J. Yang, S. Liang, R. Guan, H. Li (CN)
Thermogravimetric analysis and kinetic studies on waste printed circuit boards
nonmetal fraction using two models
J. Eke, J.A. Onwudili, A.V. Bridgwater (GB)
Pretreatment of biogenic-rich trommel fines for fast pyrolysis
E. C. Rada, C. Zatelli, P. Tranqullini, L. I. Cioca (IT)
Dynamics of residual Municipal Solid Waste, of LHV and of produced SRF
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Case studies of bioenergy production
h. 14:00 - 15:40
Chair / Presidente: P. Calabrò (IT)
J. Grove, P.A. Lant, C.R. Greig, S. Smart (AU)
Utilisation of Municipal Solid Waste to produce dimethyl ether (DME) as a clean
cooking fuel alternative in India - A case study for Kolkata
M.R. Vaidya, R.R. Vaidya, S.S. Ardhapurkar (IN)
Techno economic analysis of a business model - For biomass pellets from rural
agro wastes for power generation in industries by generating rural enterprenuership through biomass pellets
J. Hřebíček, O. Faldík, Z. Chvátalová, E. Kasem, O. Trenz (CZ)
Sustainability assessment of biogas plants
T.H. Lee, H.W. Kim (KR)
Mixotrophic growth kinetics of Chlorella Sorokiniana treating livestock wastewater
J.U. Yu, H.W. Kim (KR)
Removal nutrient from livestock wastewater using microalgal photoautotrophic
sequencing batch reactor
P. Blanco-Sanchez, J. Lad, A. V. Bridgwater (GB)
Glucose production from anhydrosugars by acid hydrolysis
h. 16:10 - 17:50
Codigestion of solid biomass with manure and other liquid
waste
Chair / Presidente: E. Voudrias (GR)
E. Rosas-Mendoza, A.L. Luis-Garcez, N.A. Vallejo-Cantu, J.M. Mendez-Contreras, A. Alvarado-Lassman (MX)
Anaerobic co-digestion of citrus waste with cattle manure for biogas production
A. Crolla, K. Kennedy, C. Kinsley (CA)
Performance of on-farm anaerobic digester systems digesting dairy manure with
various substrates - Canadian case studies
A. Chiumenti, F. Da Borso, S. Limina (IT)
Dry anaerobic digestion of cow manure and agricultural products in a full-scale
plant: efficiency and comparison with wet fermentation
H. Guven, M.S. Akca, E. Iren, F. Keles, I. Ozturk, M. Altinbas (TR)
Co-digestion of organic fraction of municipal solid waste (OFMSW) and landfill
leachate
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Tuesday November 15 - morning / Martedì 15 Novembre - mattina
SESSION A4
- Salone San Giovanni Companies Forum (I)
h. 9:00 - 10:40
Chair / Presidente: R. Cossu (IT)
The primary goal of these sessions is to foster exchanges between practitioners
and the academics, promote novel solutions to today’s challenges in the area of
Waste to Energy, provide practitioners in the field an early opportunity to evaluate
leading-edge research and present their latest products and services.
Ample time for discussion will be provided, as well as opportunities for networking. A. Basharzad, L. Conti, L. Nettuno, G. Moro, P Simone (IT)
A new approach for sustainable MSW management in emerging countries. Application of Best® technology to the Iranian market
S. Delson, G. Kladnik, M. Moore (US)
Sustainable biomass combustion infrastructure for optimal energy recovery
D. Dreschler (DE)
Tail end solution for economical and ecological processing of non recyclables
residuals
O. Hedegaard Madsen, T. Norman (DK)
North American WTE boiler design - A different approach
SESSION A5 - Salone San Giovanni Companies Forum (II)
h. 11:10 - 12:40
Chair / Presidente: R. Stegmann (DE)
L. Tomasi (IT)
The Giammarco-Vetrocoke process for the CO2 removal offers an appealing approach to clean SNG/syngas from biomass (RDF) gasification units
G.C. Faussone (IT)
Transportation fuel from plastic: two cases of study
W. Frenger (CH)
BNL Clean Energy - Zero emission, zero residue power plants for clean energy
R. Strobel, M. Waldner (CH)
RENERGIA: Highly efficient combustion in a modern Energy-from-Waste (EfW)
plant
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Carbon footprint in some WM options
h. 9:00 - 10:40
Chair / Presidente: E. De Fraja (IT)
N.A. Saidina Amin, A. Talebian-Kiakalaieh (MY)
Carbon emission index of a biomass power plant using an integrated model
M. Dudyński, K. Kwiatkowski, P. Ciepielewski, I. Jóżwik, M. Tokarczyk, G. Kowalski (PL)
Graphene structures in charcoal
A. Maalouf, M. El-Fadel (LB)
Carbon footprint of a food waste disposer policy at the household level: implications on waste and wastewater management with environmental externalities
E. O’ Connor (IE)
Analysis of carbon displacement possibilities from conversion of existing fossil
fuel driven domestic heating systems to biomass driven heating system
A. Malakahmad, M. Abualqumboz (MY)
Assessment of carbon footprint in solid waste treatment and disposal techniques
Recycling of special waste
h. 11:10 - 12:40
Chair / Presidente: E. Gidarakos (GR)
M. Louarrat, A. Baçaoui, A. Yaacoubi, J. Blin, L. Martin (MA)
Optimization of conditions for the preparation of activated carbon from olive waste
and its application in the gold mining industry
P.A. Martins, W.S. Hui, E.G. Fernandes (BR)
Brasilian policies for medical waste: challenges for recycling
A. Weger, S. Wiesgickl, F. Stenzel (DE)
Waste-to-energy concept for breweries through optimized energetic usage of brewers’ spent grain
F. Girotto, M.C. Lavagnolo (IT)
Energy from spent coffee grounds
C. Nati, M. Boschiero, G. Picchi, G. Mastrolonardo, M. Kelderer, S. Zerbe (IT)
Energy performance of a new biomass harvester for recovery of orchard wood
wastes as alternative to mulching
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SESSION C4
- Sala Stendardo AD - Digestate
h. 9:00 - 10:40
Chair / Presidente: A. Pivato (IT)
E. Nordell, S. Nilsson Paledal (SE)
Reduction of methane emissions from bio-fertilizer by aeration
E. Koutra, G. Grammatikopoulos, M. Kornaros (GR)
Growth of green microalgae in anaerobic digestion effluent for nutrient removal
and lipids production
W. Peng, A. Pivato, R. Cossu (IT)
Back to earth alternatives for sustainable management of digestate from organic
fraction of municipal solid waste and food waste
L. Digan, P. Horgue, S. Pommier, G. Debenest, E. Paul, C. Dumas (FR)
Hydraulic and chemical characterization of household wastes leach bed reactor
for VFA production
M.J. Min, K.Y. Park, M.S. Yu, J.K. Lee, D. Kim (KR)
Use of recovered struvite from anaerobic degester effluent of animal wastewater
as a slow-release fertilizer
10.40 - 11.10 Coffee break
SESSION C5 - Sala Stendardo Anaerobic treatment in sewage management
h. 11:10 - 12:40
Chair / Presidente: A. Chiumenti (IT)
J. Olsson, S. Schwede, E. Nehrenheim, E. Thorin (SE)
Transition of mesophilic to thermophilic digestion of sewage sludge
A.P. Rosa, C.A.L. Chernicharo, L.C.S. Lobato, R.V. Silva, R.F. Padilha, J.M. Borges (BR)
Assessing the potential of renewable energy sources (biogas and sludge) in a
full-scale UASB-based treatment plant
A. Alenzi, C. Hunter, O. Pahl (GB)
Evaluation of the potential of anaerobic treatment of waste waters to reduce chronic environmental impact due to pharmaceutical residues
A.P. Rosa, L.C.S. Lobato, C.A.L. Chernicharo (BR)
Mathematical model to predict biogas production and energy recovery in sewage
treatment plants based on UASB reactors
G.R. Anupoju, S. Ahuja, K. Kuruti, S. Begum, B. Gandu, D.K. Ahuja (IN)
Decentralized high rate biomethanation system based on anaerobic gas lift reactor (AGR) for organic wastes
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h. 9:00 - 10:40
Ashes from biomass thermal conversion
Chair / Presidente: J. Kumpiene (SE)
L. De Fusco, F. Defoort (FR)
A thermochemical approach based on phase diagrams to characterize biomass ash and select the optimal thermal conversion technology
C. Asquer, G. Cappai, G. De Gioannis, A. Muntoni, M. Piredda, D. Spiga (IT)
Reuse of biomass ash as an additive in the composting process
G.C. Faussone, M. Grilc, B. Likozar (IT)
Ash removal from ash-rich ligncellulosic biomass or sludge: the BiAR process
S. Link, P. Yrjas, L. Hupa (EE)
Ash behaviour of wheat straw blends with wood and reed
C. S. Poon, J. Li, L. Fang (CN)
Characterization of metal leachability of incinerated sewage sludge ash from
Hong Kong
Ashes from MSW incinetarion
h. 11:10 - 12:40
Chair / Presidente: C.S. Poon (HK)
B. Verbinnen, J. Van Caneghem, J. De Greef (BE)
Chemical and mineralogical composition of ashes throughout a wte plant: theory
and practical evidence
M. Syc, A. Krausova, P. Kamenikova, R. Somplak, M. Pavlas, B. Zach (CZ)
Analysis of bottom ash from waste-to-energy plants
M. Di Gianfilippo, J. Hyks, I. Verginelli, G. Costa F. Lombardi, O. Hjelmar (IT)
Long-term leaching of incineration bottom ash in a reuse scenario: field data vs.
lab scale data
A. Saffarzadeh, N. Arumugam, T. Shimaoka (JP)
Hydrogen generation from aluminum-water reactions in municipal solid waste incineration (MSWI) bottom ash
J. Van Caneghem, B. Verbinnen, P. Billen, B. Ulenaers, J. De Greef, K. Villani, C.
Vandecasteele (BE)
Effect of dedicated additives and pretreatment on lead and chloride leaching from
waste-to-energy fly ash and air pollution control residues
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Syngas: quality and conversion
h. 9:00 - 10:40
Chair / Presidente: D. Chen (CN)
S. Rapagnà (IT)
Olivine, dolomite and ceramic filters in only one vessel to produce clean gas from
biomass
K. Matamela, M.O. Daramola (ZA)
Conversion of syngas derived from waste tyres to liquid fuel over a bi-functional
Co/H-ZSM-5 catalyst: effect of operating variables
A. Ephraim, V. Pozzobon, D. Pham Minh, D. Lebonnois, C. Peregrina, P. Sharrock, A. Nzihou (FR)
Behaviour of chloride pollutants in syngas from wood waste pyro-gasification: a
modelling approach
O. Paladino, M. Neviani, A. Moranda (IT)
Feasibility study of a pilot scale integrated biowaste to biofuel system fed with
waste frying oil, organic waste and algal biomass
Gas emissions control in WtE plants
h. 11:10 - 12:40
Chair / Presidente: K. Villani (BE)
L. Lombardi, M. Bracali, E. Carnevale (IT)
Energy and environmental evaluation of different flue gas treatment configurations for waste-to-energy plants
J. De Greef, B. Verbinnen, J. Van Caneghem (BE)
Chemical engineering analysis of SOx and HCL emissions from municipal solid
waste in grate-fired waste-to-energy combustors
E. Hroncová, J. Ladomerský, J. Musil (SK)
Problematic issues of atmosphere protection during thermal processes related to
the energetic uses of waste
G. Yadav, R. Sen (IN)
Benchmarking critical parameters augmenting microalgal CO2 fixation from coalfired flue gas in lab scale photobioreactors
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SESSION F4 - Sala degli Stucchi h. 9:00 - 10:40
Sewage management for optimizing energy production
Chair / Presidente: F. Lü (CN)
C. Nocita, L. Lombardi, E. Bettazzi, D. Fibbi, E. Carnevale (IT)
Environmental comparison of alternative treatment scenarios for sewage sludge
management
H. Zhang (CN)
The PCBs’ change in sewage sludge treatment
R. Pellay, P. Barbierato, S. Levorin, P. Scanferla (IT)
The pilot plant case study of an integrated MBR aerobic/anaerobic system for
biogas production with high nitrogen reduction
W.Y. Deng, Y.X. Su (CN)
Experimental study and theoretical modeling of infrared drying of sewage sludge
particle
Bioconversion of cellulosic biomass
h.11:10 - 12:40
Chair / Presidente: S. Elagroudy (EG)
R.C. Neves, A. Funke, E.O. Gómez, A. Bonomi, N. Dahmen, R.M. Filho (BR)
Process simulation of fast pyrolysis to produce bioslurry from lignocellulosic biomass residues combining first and second generation biofuels
E.Z. Hosgun, B. Bozan (TR)
Conversion of poppy stalks into furfural and 5-hydroxymethylfurfural (HMF) using
metal chloride catalysis
M. Koradiya, B. Patel, S.R. Dave, S. Duggirala (IN)
Physico-chemical and enzymatic treatment for saccharification of wood chips
R. Trevorah, M. Othman (AU)
Fractionation of Eucalyptus acmenoides sawdust using γ-Valerolactone at moderate concentrations
H. Chisaka, T. Tetsui, Y. Notoji, T. Nakagawa (JP)
A novel smart energy system for using biomass energy effectively
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Tuesday November 15 - afternoon / Martedì 15 Novembre - pomeriggio
Anaerobic codigestion of food waste
h. 14:00 - 15:40
Chair / Presidente: B. Ruggeri (IT)
N. Engler, A. Schüch, M. Nelles (DE)
Waste biomasses from food industry and landscape conservation: biogas yields
and kinetics of biogas formation
M. Kim, M. M. I. Chowdhury, G. Nakhla, M. Keleman (CA)
Microbial activity tests for co-digestion of food wastes with biosolids
B. Arhoun, C. Gomez-Lahoz, J.M. Rodriguez-Maroto, F. Garcia-Herruzo, C. Vereda-Alonso (ES)
Anaerobic co-digestion of municipal sewage sludge and fruit/vegetable waste:
effect of different mixtures on digester stability and methane yield
P.C. Chan, R.A. Toledo, H. Shim (CN)
Anaerobic digestion of food waste - Optimization of process parameters to enhance methane production
B.A. Alagoz, O. Yenigun, A. Erdincler (TR)
Enhancement of energy production from biomass through anaerobic co-digestion
A. Pugliese, V. Pistolesi, S. Massoli, G. Bidini, C. Buratti, F. Cotana, F. Fantozzi (IT)
Biomethane production from residues of the dairy industry: a comparison between sweet and acid whey
SESSION A7 - Salone San Giovanni AD of food waste
h. 16:10 - 17:50
Chair / Presidente: N. Engler (DE)
S. Nilsson Påledal, E. Hellman, J. Moestedt (SE)
The effect of temperature, storage time and collection method on biomethane
potential of source separated household food waste
T.T. Barcelos, M.M. Rodrigues, M.L. Amorim, R.C.S. Souza, F.A. Rodrigues, A.P.
Rosa (BR)
Simulation of biogas production from food waste through anaerobic digestion
X. Kong, S. Yu, S. Xu , W: Fang, J. Liu, H. Li (CN)
Regulation of the evolution of the volatile fatty acid composition by Fe0 in the
anaerobic digestion of municipal solid waste at high organic load rates
J-H. Park, G. Kumar, H-D. Parka, S-H. Kim (LB)
Inhibitory effect of ammonia and free ammonium nitrogen on anaerobic digestion
of pilot-scale upflow reactor
A.C. Luongo Malave, D. Fino, B. Ruggeri (IT)
Experimental tests on commercial sweet product residue (SPR) as suitable feed
for anaerobic bioenergy (H2 + CH4) production
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E. Jabagi, G. Chibani, C.A. Khalil, C.B. Mosleh, S. Ghanimeh (LB)
Treatability and energy potential of waste in anaerobic-aerobic sequential systems
Waste management in developing countries
h. 14:00 - 15:40
Chair / Presidente: M. Gandini (CO)
N. Tsydenova (DE)
Waste management scenarios for transition countries: case study of Toluca
(Mexico)
H. Roberts (ZA)
Impact of abattoirs and landfills in the free state province, South Africa on climate
change
C.E. Teixeira, L.S. Macedo, R.H. Arduin, F. P. Maneo, C. C. Guimaraes, D.C. Leite (BR)
How R&D projects can help municipal solid waste management? A case study in
Bertioga, Sao Paulo, Brazil
I. Zabaleta, M. Rohr, F. Zermin, H.M. Rabaju, C. Zurbruegg (CH)
Slow pyrolysis of urban biowaste in Tanzania - An analysis of the technical and
socio-economic potential
M. R. Limon, B. C. J. Villarino (PH)
Knowledge, attitudes and practices on household food waste of northern philippines: implications for policy amendments
h. 16:10 - 17:50
WORKSHOP: Technology transfer for Latin America
Chair / Presidente: N. Tsydenova (DE)
The workshop will start with an overview of technologies (state of art) to be transferred to developing countries (landfill gas recovery, mechanical-biological stabilization, incineration and wet anaerobic digestion). Two case studies (Mexico and
Colombia) will also be presented before opening the discussion on problems and
possible solutions (inefficient existing waste management systems, inefficient separation at source, informal recycling sector, lack of political will and financing
within small group).
Introductory lecture:
N. Tsydenova, C. Wilches (DE)
Technology transfer for Latin America
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SESSION C6 - Sala Stendardo
Bio-hydrogen from different biomass
h. 14:00 - 15:40
Chair / Presidente: P- J. He (CN)
M. Zubkova, M. Fedorov, A. Chusov, D. Molodtsov (RU)
Tandem systems the effective use of hydrogenous fuel derived from organic waste biogas
M. Akhlaghi, M. R. Boni, G. De Gioannis, A. Muntoni, A. Polettini, R. Pomi, A.
Rossi, D. Spiga (IT)
Energy recovery from single and double stage anaerobic digestion of food waste:
comparison and perspectives
R. Rafieenia, M.C. Lavagnolo (IT)
Influence of pretreatments for bio-hydrogen production
L. Alibardi, R. Cossu (GB)
Bio-hydrogen production from different foodwaste component
I. Pecorini, F. Baldi, D. Bacchi, E.A. Carnevale (IT)
Characterization of different organic fractions of municipal solid waste from different collection systems for methane and hydrogen production
I. Pecorini, F. Baldi, D. Bacchi, L. Ceccarelli, L. Lombardi, E.A. Carnevale (IT)
Bio2energy project: production of biohydrogen, biomethane and fertilizers from
co-digestion of the organic fraction of municipal solid waste and sewage sludge
SESSION C7 - Sala Stendardo h. 16:10 - 17:50
Bioethanol production
Chair / Presidente: G. De Gioannis (IT)
M. Barbanera, E. Lascaro, D. Foschini, F. Cotana, C. Buratti (IT)
Optimization of bioethanol production from steam exploded wood hornbeam
(ostrya carpinifolia) by enzymatic hydrolysis
I. Monje-Ramirez, S.B Velasquez-Orta, R. Tinoco-Valencia, B. Davila-Cardona,
M.T. Orta-Ledesma (MX)
Bioethanol production from scenedesmus obliquus grown in wastewater
S. Negi, A.K. Pandey, S. Vats, D.P. Maurya, S.P. Singh (IN)
An efficient process development for bioethanol production from readily available
lignocellulosic biomass waste
W. Sayed, H. Djelal, A. Cabrol, R. Abdallah, S. Taha, A. Amrane (FR)
Enhancement of ethanol production from synthetic medium model of hydrolysate
of macroalgae
J.O.V. Silva, M.F. Almeida, M.C.M. Alvim-Ferraz, J.M. Dias (PT)
Ethanolysis of sunflower oil using different grades of sweet potato ethanol
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Waste derived liquid fuel
h. 14:00 - 15:40
Chair / Presidente: A. Ben Hassen- Trabelsi (TN)
K. Vershinina, D. Glushkov, P. Strizhak (RU)
Experimental investigation of ignition of liquid fuels based on wastes of coal processing and used petrochemicals
T. Seljak, N. Cuk, M. Kunaver, T. Katrasnik (SI)
Energy recovery from residue of nanocellulose production
A. Ben Hassen-Trabelsi, K. Zaafouri, W. Baghdadi, S. Naoui, A. Ouerghi (TN)
Second generation biofuels production from waste cooking oil via pyrolysis
process
M. Cruz, S.C. Pinho, R. Mota, M.F. Almeida, J. Dias (PT)
Enzymatic esterification of acid oil from soapstocks obtained from vegetable oil
refining: effect of enzyme concentration
RDF combustion
h. 16:10 - 17:50
Chair / Presidente: E.C. Rada (IT)
F. Defoort, T. Nocquet, T. Florea, M. Peyrot, M. Campargue, B. Taupin, P. Levy, C.
Rebillard, H. Hiblot, Y.Bertone, M. Al Haddad (FR) Combustion behaviour of low grade solid fuels using a new burner technology
T. Schulzke, J. Westermeyer, C. Hornsby (DE)
Combustion of refined renewable biomass fuel (RRBF) in a fluidized bed
S. De Gisi, A. Chiarelli, L. Tagliente, M. Notarnicola (IT)
Energy and environmental performance of a SRF-fired fluidized bed waste-toenergy plant
E. Iacovidou, I. Dean, C. Velis, P. Purnell (GB)
Complex-value optimisation of power plant systems co-firing coal with biomass
and SRF
P. Berardi, M.F. Almeida, J. Dias (PT)
Municipal Solid Waste - Study of refuse derived fuel viability in Portugal with focus
on regional planning
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h. 14:00 - 15:40
Workshop: WtE - Experiences projects and expectations
Chair / Presidente: L. Lombardi (IT)
The IWWG Thermal Treatment Task Group has oriented its activities in gathering
evidences that Waste-to-Energy treatments give an essential contribution to reaching the goals of technical reliability, environmental sustainability and economic
viability in waste management systems.
WtE plants projects are presently quite a few in Western Europe and the interest
is moving towards new markets including the Eastern European and growing economies such as China.
The workshop aims at discussing experiences, projects and expectations related
to the above mentioned new markets. To this purpose, it is essential to learn from
companies directly involved, but also to understand local rules and boundary conditions for the realization of new projects.
Alternative options for RDF utilization
h. 16:10 - 17:50
Chair / Presidente: A. Muntoni (IT)
S. Aluri, P.K. Agrawal, J.D. Muzzy, C. Sievers, D.W. Flick, B.A. Stears, J.P. Henley
(US)
Challenges of defining a model refuse derived fuel (RDF)
J. Adilson De Castro, S.J. Rabell Ferrán, E. Mendes De Oliveira, A. Santos Francisco, M.F. De Campos (BR)
Analyzing alternatives solid fuels produced from biomass waste for iron ore compact sintering machines applying mathematical modeling
S. Aluri, P.K. Agrawal, J.D. Muzzy, C. Sievers, D.W. Flick, B.A. Stears, J.P. Henley
(US)
Gasification reactivity of model RDF char and its components in CO2 and steam
A. Kawamura, T. Ida (JP)
Study on clinker formation mechanism of high ash content biomass solid fuel
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SESSION F6 - Sala degli Stucchi h. 14:00 - 15:40
WORKSHOP: The LIFE Programme - Good practice on energy
from biomass and waste
Chair / Presidente: C. De La Paz, P. Fetsis (BE)
The workshop will include an introduction to the LIFE programme followed by introductory presentations on the technologies and methods developed by the LIFE
projects on energy from biomass and waste.
Introductory lecture:
C. De La Paz, P. Fetsis (BE)
The LIFE Programme - Good practice on energy from biomass and waste
Bioenergy strategies in different countries
h. 16:10 - 17:50
Chair / Presidente: J. Hrebicek (CZ)
J.F. Perez, S. Ramos Carmona, A. Agudelo (CO)
The impact of climate phenomenon “el niño” on energy cost and opportunities for
bioenergy in Colombia
O. Raviv, D. Broitman, O. Ayalon, I. Kan (IL)
The power of logistics: a regional optimization model for waste-to-energy generation using agricultural vegetative residuals
M. Pandya, H. Shah (IN)
The legal scenario of renewable energy in India
Y. Zhang, B. Zhou, M. Zhong, Y. Jiang (CN)
Contract design of biofuel supply chain under supply and transportation uncertainties
B. Ribić, M. Kruhek, N. Voća (HR)
BIN2GRID PROJECT: conversion of food waste into biomethane
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Wednesday November 16 - morning / Mercoledì 16 Novembre - mattina
Role of landfilling in WtE
h. 9:00 - 10:40
Chair / Presidente: Y. Matsufuji (JP)
I. Frantzis, C. Raptis, M. Dareioti, D. Skoura (GR)
Preserving resources through integrated sustainable management of municipal
waste. The contribution of landfill mining in Greek islands and specific touristic
areas
M. Di Addario, I. Temizel, T.T. Onay, B. Demirel, N.K. Copty, B. Ruggeri (TR)
A fuzzy-logic-based model to predict the effects of ZnO nanoparticles on methane
generation in landfills
F. Garbo, M.C. Lavagnolo, M. Malagoli, R. Cossu (IT)
Energy recovery from oily crops in landfill top cover
R. Cossu (IT)
Role of back to earth sites in WtE strategies
Anaerobic co-digestion of sewage sludge
h. 11:10 - 12:40
Chair / Presidente: J. Liu (CN)
W. Youyong, M. Othman, S. Burn (AU) Optimising carbon/nitrogen ratios on co-digestion of sewage sludge and rice straw
for enhancement of methane yield
M.C. Lavagnolo, F. Girotto, R. Cossu (IT)
Labscale co-digestion of brown water and kitchen waste
F. Micolucci, M. Gottardo, S. Piovesan, C. Cavinato, D. Bolzonella, P. Pavan (IT)
Anaerobic co-digestion of wastewater sludge and organic waste for the production
of biofules for the automotive sector biofuels
A. Alshehi, S. Elagroudy, I. Janajreh (EG)
Anaerobic co-digestion of petroleum hydrocarbon waste and wastewater treatment sludge
O.W. Awe, Y.Q. Zhao, D.P. Minh, A. Nzihou, N. Lyczko (IE)
Critical review on food waste and F.O.G. co-digestion with sewage sludge - Realising its potential in Ireland
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Microalgae in WtE
h. 9:00 - 10:40
Chair / Presidente: M.C. Lavagnolo (IT)
D. Pirozzi, M. Fagnano, N. Fiorentino, C. Florio, T. Nunziata, B. Pietrangeli, F.
Rugari, F. Sannino, G. Toscano, A. Yousuf, G. Zuccaro (IT)
Biorefinery-based approach to exploit mixed cultures of oleaginous yeasts and
microalgae
N.A.A. Rahman, A. Sanna (GB)
Micro-algae bio-oil denitrogenation by in-situ catalytic pyrolysis with Li-LSX-zeolite
V.A. Riggio, G. Campo, B. Ruffino, A. Cerutti, D. Panepinto, M. Zanetti (IT)
Evaluation of thermal, alkali and thermo-alkali pretreatments on monospecific microalgal biomass to improve anaerobic biogas production
G. Yadav, A. Karemore, S.K Dash, R. Sen (IN)
A green integrated process for remediating industrial waste-water and flue gas for
concomitant CO2 sequestration and biomass production for biorefinery
T. Garoma, R.E. Yazdi, C. Chin (US)
Microalgae disruption with elemental copper for extraction of lipids for biodiesel
production
A. Cicci, M. Bravi (IT)
Microalgal production in oomww fractions and cattle digestate slurry: bioremediation effects and suitability for energy uses
Microbial fuel cell
h. 11:10 - 12:40
Chair / Presidente: V. Di Noto (IT)
I. Bavasso, G. Civan, L. Di Palma, G. Ersöz, S. Atalay (IT)
Experimental evaluation of fumaric acid performance as an electron donor in microbial fuel cells
N. Yasri, G. Nakhla (CA)
Do anodes have to be conductive? Comparative behavior of anode-respiring
bacteria on conductive and non-conductive doped carbon anodes
J.G. Park, T. Donjie, B. Lee, H.B. Jun (KR)
Bioelectrochemical enhancement of methane production rate from highly-concentrated food waste leachate in a combined anaerobic digester and microbial
electrolysis cell (MEC)
J. Mueller, E. McFarland, S. Smart (AU)
Microbial catalysis of methane from carbon dioxide with bicarbonate transport to
purify biogas
G. Yadav, I. Sharma, M. Ghangrekar, R. Sen (IN)
A green biocathode to enhance power output steered by bacteria-microalgae
synergistic metabolism in microbial fuel cell
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SESSION C8 - Sala Stendardo h. 9:00 - 10:40
Biogas and exhausted air treatment
Chair / Presidente: R. Raga (IT)
M.L. Borges, F.F. Koch, R.C.R.S. Brochier, P.F. De Conto(BR)
Waste management in biogas generation: two experiences from Southern Brazil
L. Rachbauer, G. Bochmann, W. Fuchs (AT)
Pilot scale application of external biomethanation for biogas upgrading
M. Schiavon, L.M. Martini, C. Corrà, P. Tosi, M. Scapinello, M. Ragazzi, V. Torretta (IT)
Application of non-thermal plasmas for the abatement of odorant vocs released
by waste composting plants
L. Pellegrini, G. De Guido, S. Lange’ (IT)
Biogas to LBG via criogenic upgrading technologies
L. Tock, J. Schummer, I. V. Habsburg (LU)
Sustainable waste-to-value biogas plants for developing countries
A.P. Rosa, C.A.L. Chernicharo, G.C.B. Melo (BR)
Mitigation of greenhouse gases emissions in UASB-Based sewage treatment
plants by using biogas and sludge as energy source: case study
SESSION C9- Sala Stendardo
WORKSHOP: Waste biorefinery
h. 11:10 - 12:40
Chair / Presidente: L. Alibardi (GB), A. Muntoni (IT)
In 2015 the European Commission launched an ambitious plan to implement
the circular economy concept for the European Union. The European economic
system has to move towards a sustainable, low carbon, resource efficient and
competitive economy able to maintain value of products, materials and resources
and minimize waste. The benefits should be a boost to European competitiveness, new business opportunities and the establishment of more efficient ways of
producing and consuming. Implementation of a circular economy concepts in the
waste management sector will require full exploitation of values and resources for
all type of waste materials. For the management of organic waste fractions (food
waste, agro-industrial waste, biowaste), the biorefinery concept represents a new
frontier able to maximise conversion and extraction of high value or added value
resources (bio-products, bio-fuels). The IWWG workshop on Waste Biorefinery
is aimed discussing potential, uncertainties and direction of development for the
implementation of biorefinery chains for organic waste management.
Introductory lectures:
L. Alibardi, A. Muntoni, R. Pomi, A. Polettini, R. Cossu (IT)
Organic waste biorefinery - New directions in waste management
M. Akhlaghi, G. De Gioannis, A. Muntoni, A. Polettini, R. Pomi, A. Rossi, D. Spiga (IT)
Opportunities for the use of agroindustrial organic residues in biorefineries
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Biomass torrefaction: processes and technologies
h. 9:00 - 10:40
Chair / Presidente: R. Pomi (IT)
A. Alvarez, I. Gutierrez, D. Nogueiro, C. Pizarro, J.L. Bueno (ES)
Torrefaction pretreatment to enhance the characteristics of biomass as an energy
source
X. Shi, J. Roegiers, J.G. Pieters, F. Ronsse (BE)
3D Eulerian-Eulerian simulations of particle flow dynamics and back-mixing in a
screw reactor for biomass pyrolysis
C. Buratti, M. Barbanera, E. Lascaro, F. Cotana (IT)
Optimization of torrefaction conditions of coffee industry residues using desirability function approach
W. Campbell, K. Woytiuk, R. Gerspacher, R.W. Evitts, A. Phoenix (CA)
Continuous torrefaction of wheat straw in a horizontal moving bed
Torrefaction of forest biomass
h. 11:10 - 12:40
Chair / Presidente:
S. Ramos Carmona, M.R. Pelaez-Samaniego, J.F. Perez (CO)
Characterization of pyrolysis products of torrefied biomass with dendroenergy potential in Colombia
D.C. Vaz (PT)
Comparison of outflow and Neumann boundary conditions in finite-differences
calculations pf advention-diffusion problems
H. Olgun, B. Keivani, S. Gultekin, A. Kabadayi (TR)
Experimental study on torrefaction of pine wood in a continuous screw conveyor
A. Ben Hassen-Trabelsi, K. Zaafouri, A. Ghrib, S. Naoui, H. Belayouni (TN)
Energetic conversion of olive pomace wastes via pyrolysis: effects of operating
parameters on products yields and bio-fuels properties
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SESSION E8 - Sala del Guarana Pyrolysis residues
h. 9:00 - 10:40
Chair / Presidente: S. Masi (IT)
K. Magrini, J. Olstad, M. Jarvis, Y. Parent, M. Sprague, G. Powell (US)
Upgrading biomass pyrolysis vapors to fungible hydrocarbon intermediates
R. Meng, J. Chen, Y. Liu, W. Lu, Z. Liu, S. Xu, H. Guo, H. Wang (CN)
Effects of pyrolysis temperature on ZnCl2 impregnated corn straw-derived biochar
properties and vanadium (III, IV, V) adsorption in aqueous solution
B. Ebin, M. Petranikova, B.-M. Steenari, C. Ekberg (SE)
Investigation of zinc recovery rate by hydrogen reduction assisted pyrolysis of
alkaline and zinc-carbon battery waste
X. Zhu, F. Fu, W. Yuan, M. Zhou, J. Guan (CN)
Thermochemical characteristics and product properties of dried sewage sludge
pyrolisis
Recovery of fuels from plastic waste
h. 11:10 - 12:40
Chair / Presidente: A. Capodaglio (IT)
L. Rosi, M. Frediani, M. Bartoli (IT)
Microwave assisted pyrolysis of halogenated plastics recovered from waste computers
S. Breyer, B. Haut (BE)
Co-pyrolysis of plastic wastes and used oils to produce an alternative fuel
T. H. Pedersen, F. Conti (DK)
Improving the circular economy via hydrothermal processing of high-density waste plastics
S. Hobbs, P. Parameswaran, B.A. Astmann, J.P. Devkota, A. Landis (US)
Enhanced anaerobic digestion of bioplastics and food waste
J.A. Onwudili (GB)
Catalytic supercritical water gasification of polyolefin plastics
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Biodiesel production from different substrates
h. 9:00 - 10:00
Chair / Presidente: M. Ragazzi (IT)
J.W. Na, H.W. Kim (KR)
Biodiesel production from wasted cooking grease: optimal transesterification and
comparative productivity assessment
A.G. Capodaglio, M.V. Lopez, D. Molognoni (IT)
Sustainability of biodiesel production from wastewater sludges
O.K. Choi, K.H. Lee, K.Y. Park, J.-K. Kim, J.Y. Park, J.W. Lee (KR)
Enhancement of productivity and quality of fames recovered from undried wastewater sludge via wet-transesterification and vacuum distillation
E. Costa, M.F. Almeida, M.C.M. Alvim-Ferraz, J.M. Dias (PT)
Biodiesel quality using raw crambe abyssinica oil: effect of degumming process
D.Y. Oh, D. Kim, J.K. Lee, J. Lee, K.Y. Park (KR)
Enhancement of lipid recovery from wasyewater sludge by hydrothermal liquifaction
O. Abo El Azayem, M. Gadalla, B. Saha (UK)
Optimisation of biodiesel production from waste cooking oil under supercritical
conditions
h. 11:10 - 12:40
WORKSHOP: Health and environmental risks in sewage sludge
and other organic waste
Chair / Presidente: S. Delson, G. Kladnik, M. Moore (US)
The workshop will discuss the importance of either improving traditional methods
for recovering energy from waste and destroying all substances of concern in
wastewater and sewage sludge, or to find and embrace new waste treatment
technologies that can: reduce/eliminate GHG emissions; keep decomposing residuals out of the environment; not use fossil fuel, and destroy hazardous and
potentially hazardous chemical and biological substances in our waste streams.
While progress has been made in dealing with these challenges through improved water and solid waste treatment systems and increased recycling of many
waste materials, there is room for significant improvement in the treating of wastewaters, solid wastes, and in energy and valuable by-product recovery from these
wastes. This is especially true in the Developing World where there is often little,
if any, regard for sanitation or climate challenging fossil fuel usage; and also in the
industrialized world, where virtually unrestricted fossil fuel usage is recognized as
the major reason for climate change.
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Wednesday November 16 - afternoon / Mercoledì 16 Novembre - pomeriggio
CLOSING SESSION - Salone San Giovanni h. 14:30 - 16:40
Which waste management and circular economy options in the
large world’s cities
Chair / Presidente: R. Cossu (IT)
In our rapidly urbanizing global society, solid waste management is a key challenge facing all the large world’s cities. Circular economy offers a great opportunity
for optimising waste management strategies but an integration among the various
options appears necessary in order to manage the thousands of tons of waste
which are daily produced in any large city.
The roundtable will discuss waste management strategies in paradigmatic cities located in different continents such as Sydney (AU), Shanghai (CN), Bogotá
(CO), Hamburg (DE), Athens (GR) and Naples (IT).
Constraints and advantages in applying the Circular Economy concepts to these
different social end economic contests will be discussed with eminent scientists
and delegates from the above mentioned cities.
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Thursday November 17 / Giovedì 17 Novembre
TECHNICAL TOURS
Four guided technical tours of real scale plants operating in the production of
energy from biomass and waste both by means of thermal and biological processes have been arranged for Thursday 17th November:
1.Bio Treatment plant in Camposampiero (approx. 1hr from Venice), managed
by Etra Spa
2.Anaerobic Digestion plant in Bassano del Grappa (approx. 1hr 30mins from
Venice), managed by Etra Spa
3. Thermal Treatment plant in Padova (approx. 30minutes from Venice), managed by
Herambiente
4.Thermal Treatment plant in Ferrara (approx. 1hr from Venice), managed by Herambiente
Coaches will be provided by the Organizers.
VISITE TECHICHE
Nella giornata di Giovedì 17 Novembre sono previste quattro visite tecniche ad i
seguenti impianti di produzione di energia da biomasse e rifiuti attraverso processi termici e biologici:
1.Impianto di trattamento biologico di Camposampiero (a circa 1 ora da Venezia), gestito da Etra Spa
2. Impianto di digestione anaerobica di Bassano del Grappa (a circa 1 ora e mezza da Venezia), gestito da Etra Spa
3.Impianto di termoutilizzazione dei rifiuti solidi urbani di Padova (a circa mezz’ora da Venezia), gestito da Herambiente
4.Impianto di termoutilizzazione dei rifiuti solidi urbani di Ferrara (a circa un’ora
da Venezia), gestito da Herambiente
Il trasporto verso e dagli impianti è a carico dell’ Organizzazione del Simposio.
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POSTER SESSION
Poster presentations will be accessible to Symposium delegates at all times. Poster discussion will take place in the presence of authors on Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday afternoon from 15:40 to 16:10.
SESSIONE POSTER
Le presentazioni poster saranno sempre accessibili ai partecipanti al Simposio.
La discussione dei poster avverrà alla presenza degli autori, lunedì, martedì e
mercoledì pomeriggio dalle 15:40 alle 16:10.
01_ Z. Abu El-Rub, G. Brem, E. Bramer (JO)
Parameters affecting the removal of naphthalene over a fixed biomass char bed
02_ K. Sakarya, Ç. Akyol, B. Demirel (TR)
The effect of zinc oxide (ZnO) and silver (Ag) nanoparticles on biogas production
from anaerobic digestion of sludge
03_ Z. Özen, F.Ö. Koçoğlu, E. Kartal, Ç. Erol, S. Gülseçen (TR)
Awareness of electronic waste (e-waste) in Turkey
04_ N. N. Tran, C. P. Tran, P. Q. Ho, T. Hall, T. Mcmurchie, V. Hessel, Y. Ngothai (AU)
Extraction of fats, oil and grease from grease trap waste for biodiesel production
05_ Y. Otsuka, M. Nakamura, Y. Katayama, H. Ogata, T. Kameyama (JP)
Production and properties of 2-pyrone-4,6-dicarboxylic acid biosynthesized from
lignocellulosic waste for use as a unique platform chemical and as an alkali metal
chelator for disaster remediation
06_ A. Cittadino, N. Zabalegui, P. Bonini, M. Sayevitz (AR)
Production of elephant grass (Pennisetum purpureum) in a closed landfill
07_ E.Z. Hosgun, B. Bozan (TR)
Improving enzymatic hydrolysis of hazelnut shells using emim dep as ionic liquid
08_ C. Beretta, M. Haupt, M. Stucki, S. Hellweg (CH)
Environmental impact of food losses from agriculture to consumption in Switzerland
09_ C. Moliner, B. Bosio, C. Molins, P. Campins, A. Ribes, E. Arato (IT)
From rice straw residues to energy and silica-based products
10_ A.L.V. Cubas, A.R.A. Dutra, E.H.S. Moecke, M.M. Macado (BR)
Renewable energies and the teaching of science and mathematics: the importace
of light for the plan of scrap
11_ S. Tian, Z. Tan, A. Kasiulienė, P. Ai (CN)
The transformation mechanism of nutrient elements in the process of biochar
preparation for returning biochar to soil
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Poster session / Sessione poster
12_ A.L.V. Cubas, A.R.A. Dutra, E.H.S. Moecke, M.M. Macado (BR)
Inertization of sludge produced during treatment of landfill leachate by therma
plasma treatment
13_ Y. Guo, J. Guan, X. Xu, X. Zhang, S. Wang, H. Yuan, H. Ren, W. Gu, X. Mo, Y. Li (CN)
Fundamental research of Indium recovery from wasted liquid crystal display via
chloride volatilization process: thermodynamic computation
14_ E.Z. Hosgun, S. Biran Ay, B. Bozan (TR)
Conversion of pretreated hazelnut shell-poppy stalk mixtures into C5-C6 sugars
15_ K. Aboudi, C.J. Alvarez-Gallego, L.I. Romero-Garcia (ES)
Effect of total solid content on the anaerobic co-digestion of sugar beet by-product
and livestock manure
16_ I. Temizel, M. Di Addario, T.T. Onay, B. Demirel, N.K. Copty (TR)
The fate and behaviour nano ZnO during waste stabilization in landfills
17_ M. Haupt, S. Roth, C. Vadenbo, S. Hellweg (CH)
Electricity savings of steel recycling by mechanical pre-treatment
18_ Y.-K. Kim, H. Lee (KR)
Enhanced bioethanol production in syngas fermentation using nanoparticles
19_ C. Lago, E. Ruiz, D. Garrain, I. Herrera, Y. Lechon (ES)
Influence of olive pruning use for feedstocking a sustainable rural bio-refinery
20_ H.A. Pandya , V.S. Rore (IN)
Contemporary frame work studies and introduction of novel region specific model for utilization of biomass resources as a tool for climate change mitigation in
Gujarat, India
21_ C. Knoop, N. Dietrich, M. Heinrich, C. Dornack, T. Raab (DE)
Conditioning of solid residues from anaerobic digestion of municipal organic waste with regard to its use as soil amendment
22_ M. Castano-Diaz, J.M. Gonzalez-Lafuente, T. Mallada-Decastro, J.L. Viesca-Rodriguez, A. Camara-Obregon (ES)
Prelimary results: evaluating sewage sludge compost vs chemical fertilizers for
establishing forest energy crops in disused land in Asturias, Spain
23_ A.C.P. Lopes, A.C. Rosa, C.M. Silva, F. Rodrigues (BR)
Potential of biogas production from pulp mill sludges
24_ B.J. Lim, C.D. Park, K.Y. Chung (KR)
Experimental results of NOx reduction system installing heavy-duty marine diesel
engine for IMO Tier III
25_ J. Hřebíček, Z. Chvátalová, V. Novotná, B. Půža (CZ)
Modeling environmental damage by biowaste landfilling
26_ M.A. G. Figueiredo, B.M. Versiane (BR)
The management of solid waste in Brazilian ports
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27_ C. Kinsley, K. Kennedy, A. Crolla (CA)
A combined reed bed and freezing bed technology to treat septage in cold climates – A 5-year controlled field-scale study
28_ B.K. Oh (KR)
Enhancement of biocatalytic conversion of methane to methanol by methylosinus
trichosporium using methyl-modified mesoporous silica nanoparticles
29_ D. Garraìn, C. Lago (ES)
Cereals straw potential use for mitigating indirect land use changes effects of
bioethanol consumption in Spain
30_ W. Youyong, M. Othman, S. Burn (AU)
Enhancing methane yield from the co-digestion of rice straw and sewage sludge
through chemical and enzyme pre-treatment
31_ V. Ventorino, G. Pagliano, B. Nicolaus, P. Di Donato, V. Taurisano, V. Iavarone, O. Pepe (IT)
Agro-food wastes as substrate for bio-based polymers synthesis by exopolysaccharides producing bacterial strains
32_ G. Pagliano, A. Robertiello, V. Ventorino, A. Panico, O. Pepe (IT)
Evaluation of biogas production from anaerobic digestion of whey and buttermilk
33_ R. Spagnuolo, G. Costa, F. Lombardi (IT)
Overview of the current status of waste incineration bottom ash reuse in the EU:
critical issues and treatments that may allow for its reuse as construction material
34_ T.H. Rocky, Md.A. Islam, U.K. Saha (BD)
Study on primary waste collection systems in 15 neighborhoods within Dhaka
North City corporation
35_ T.H. Rocky, Md.A. Islam, U.K. Saha (BD)
PPP lead community based waste management: an experience from Gaibandha,
Bangladesh
36_ T.H. Rocky, Md. S. U. R. Mahadi, U.K. Saha (BD)
A comparative analysis of solid waste composition and generation in five areas
of Dhaka City
37_ D.D. Dong, O.K. Choi, K.H. Lee, J.W. Lee (KR)
Key operation factors in continuous recovery ammomium phosphate crystal production from anaerobic digester effluent
38_ R.D. Farias, C. Martínez García, T. Cotes Palomino, F. Andreola, L. Barbieri,
I. Lancelotti (ES)
Carbon Footprint. Valorization of industrial wastes and lightweight aggregates for
agricultural application
39_ M. Patel, D. Villa-Gomez, I. Pikaar, J. Vaughan, W.P. Clarke (AU)
Using organic solid waste as a carbon source for the sustainable production of
biogenic hydrogen sulphide for use in the mineral processing industry
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40_ M. A. Martín-Lara, A. Yáñez, G. Blázquez, C. Martínez, T. Cotes, M. Calero
(ES)
Kinetics of thermal decomposition of some biomasses in an inert environment.
Impact of presence of lead bonded by biosorption
41_ D. Over, L. Koroglu, E. Ayas, Y. Guney (TR)
Utilisation of thermally treated boron derivative waste in cement mortar
42_ Y. Liu, R. Meng, W. Lu, S. Xu, H. Wang (CN)
Removal of V(V) from aqueous solution using Zr(IV)-loaded corn straw and aminefunctionalized poly-grafted corn straw: characteristics and adsorption isotherms
43_ S. Latif, K. Intani, J. Müller (DE)
Slow pyrolysis of cassava peel by using a top-lit up-draft pyrolysis (tlud-pyro)
reactor
44_ J. B. Lad, P. H. Blanco, A. V. Bridgwater (GB)
Steam pyrolysis of birch wood: process modelling mass and ener
gy using microsoft excel
45_ C. Martínez, T. Cotes, R. Cortés, F.J. Iglesias (ES)
Influence of extraction ratio of liquid fertilizer extracts obtained from wet pomace
compost
46_ C. Martínez, T. Cotes, R. Cortés, M. Martos, P. Nájera, F.A. Corpas (ES)
Preliminary study of lightweight aggregates obtained from wastefor green roofs
47_ C. Shin, J. Bae (KR)
Anaerobic fluidized bed membrane bioreactor treatment of domestic wastewat for
the recovery of energy for green roofs
48_ L. Obidike, J. Mulopo (ZA)
Catalysis of biofuel produced from waste animal fat pyrolysis using zeolite
49_ M.S. Kim, D.H. Kim, S. Im, H.N. Son, J.M. Triolo (KR)
Strategies for stable anaerobic digestion of food waste under high organic loading
rate
50_ M.S. Kim, D.H. Kim, S. Im, H.N. Son, J.M. Triolo (KR)
Influences of organic loading rate and ammonia concentration on methane production from food waste in the acclimated anaerobic digester
51_ N.R. Marcilio, C. Flores, H. Schneider, L. Ferret (BR)
Potassic zeolites from Brazilian coal ash for use as a fertilizer in agriculture
52_ L.K.M. Quines, K.G.P. Nunes, P.J. Melo, N.R. Marcilio (BR)
Characterization of oil sludge to generate energy by gasification
53_ A.M. Pereira, F. Linhares, P.J. Melo, N.R. Marcilio (BR)
Preparation and characterization of activated carbon from biomass waste of black
wattle shell
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54_ K. Zaafouri, M. Ziadi, A. Ben Hassen-Trabelsi, S. Mekni, B. Aissi, M. Alaya,
L. Bergaou, M. Hamdi (TN)
Enzymatic saccharification and liquid state fermentation of hydrothermal pretreated Tunisian Luffa Cylindrica (L.) fibers for cellulosic bioethanol production
55_ O. Paladino, M. Massabò (IT)
An approach based on human health risk analysis to manage an old landfill and
to propose integrated solid waste treatment
56_ A. Khodier, K. Williams, N. Dallison (GB)
Challenges around automotive shredder residue production and disposal
57_ A. Kutsay, L. Kratky, T. Jirout (CZ)
Biorefinery: an economic feasible waste transformation technology?
58_ H. Liu, Y. Ding (CN)
The environmental risk assessment and pollution prediction in Wetland system
59_ V. Torretta, P. Caruson, M. Schiavon, E. C. Rada, M. Ragazzi (IT)
Biofiltration technologies for air pollutants and odour abatement: results from
pilot-scale applications
60_ M. D. Wojdyla, G. Fernandez Darder, L. Alibardi, R. Villa (IT)
Organic Waste Biorefinery - Roadmap of resources recovery potential in the UK
61_ G. Leonzio (IT)
Analysis of distillation column in a wastewater treatment plant
62_ C. Florio, A. Ausiello, L. Micoli, B. Pietrangeli, F. Rugari, G. Zuccaro, F. AlZuhahiri, G. Toscano, D. Pirozzi (IT)
Effect of the sewage sludge inoculum on the anaerobic digestion of municipal
solid waste
63_ F.J.V. Gschwend, A. Brandt-Tabolt, L. Carrier-Sippy, F. Bedoya-Lora, P.S.
Fennell, K. Polizzi, J.P. Hallett (GB)
Decontamination of metal treated wood waste and its use in biorefining using
ultra-low cost ionic liquids (UCILs)
64_ S. Kalambura, A. Matin, N. Jovičić
Spelt (Triticum spelta l.) biomass as a potential renewable energy source
65_ Z. Wzorek, K. Gorazda, B. Tarko, A.K. Nowak, J. Kulczycka, R. Wagner, K.
Wojdyga, M. Chorzelski, M. Smol (PL)
The properties assessment of sewage sludge and ashes from its incineration as
the secondary raw materials
66_ G. Cavalaglio, V. Coccia, F. Cotana, M. Gelosia, A. Nicolini, A. Petrozzi (IT)
Energy from poultry waste: an Aspen plus-based approach to the thermo-chemical processes
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COMPANIES EXHIBITION
Our companies exhibition will be held in the Sala delle Colonne and will be accessible to Symposium delegates at all times from Monday to Wednesday.
Please find below a list of exhibitors.
ESPOSIZIONE COMMERCIALE
L’esposizione commerciale sarà allestita nella Sala delle Colonne e sarà accessibile in qualsiasi momento dal lunedì al mercoledì.
Si elencano di seguito gli espositori presenti.
BIOPROCESS Control
AB Scheelevägen 22, 223 63 Lund, Sweden
Tel: +46 (0)46 16 39 50
[email protected] www.bioprocesscontrol.com
Bioprocess Control is a technology provider in the area of advanced instrumentation and control technologies for research and commercial applications in the biogas industry. The company brings to market more than 16 years industry leading
research and development in the area of instrumentation, control and automation
of anaerobic digestion processes.
Bioprocess Control offers a portfolio of smart instruments in the area of substrate
analysis and process simulation, which allows the company to offer technology
solutions that can both stabilise and unleash the true potential of a biogas plant.
While conducting biogas research, having reliable and accurate data is fundamental. Whether you are working at a university, public or private research laboratory, you can rely on Bioprocess Control’s instruments to provide extremely
accurate and precise testing of biomethane, biogas, and biohydrogen potential,
specific methanogenic activity, biodegradability study, as well as simulations of
continous biodegradation processes.
BNL Clean Energy
Alte Steinhauserstrasse 1,
CH-6330 Cham, Switzerland
tel. +41 415 613 872
[email protected]
www.bnlce.co
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Babcock & Wilcox Vølund
Odinsvej 19
DK-2600 Glostrup
Denmark
Tel.: +45 76 14 34 00
Fax.: +45 76 14 36 00
[email protected] / www.volund.dk
Babcock & Wilcox Vølund is a Danish clean-tech company that is an expert in
extracting the greatest amount of energy and heat possible from residues from
waste and biomass. We develop, manufacture, construct, maintain and operate
energy-from-waste plants and thus have many highly educated and specialised
employees. Globally, we have delivered more than 500 environmentally friendly
energy-from-waste plants in over 30 countries. We have approximately 530 employees, and offices in Denmark (Esbjerg and Glostrup) and in Sweden, in the UK,
Poland and Slovakia.
B&W Vølund is currently building Copenhagen’s upcoming waste-to-energy plant,
Copenhill. The plant will make full and efficient use of the energy contained in the
waste, and it will be possible to process all types of waste and still obtain a high
level of energy recovery. Copenhill will be ready for use in 2017.
CESARO MAC IMPORT Srl
Via delle Industrie 28 e 29
I-30020 Eraclea (VE) - ITALY
Tel.: + 39 0421-231101
[email protected]
www.cesaromacimport.com
Cesaro Mac Import è un punto di riferimento globale nel settore delle tecnologie
ambientali: dalla fornitura di macchine singole quali ad esempio, trituratori, vagli,
miscelatori, separatori eolici, rivoltatori per compost, alla progettazione, installlazione e assistenza post collaudo di impianti fissi per il trattamento dei rifiuti, la produzione cdr, di biomassa, il recupero di rifiuti speciali e gli impianti di compostaggio
in biotunnel in calcestruzzo e mobli. Le imprese private e le aziende pubbliche impegnate quotidianamente sul fronte del trattamento trovano nella Cesaro il partner
specializzato che mette a loro disposizione l’insieme delle esperienze e competenze necessarie a risolvere anche le problematiche più complesse.
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ECOMONDO - Rimini Fiera
Project Manager: Alessandra Astolfi
Tel. +39 0541 744492 / Fax +39 0541744475
[email protected]
www.ecomondo.com
5 Unique features of Ecomondo:
• It is the platform of reference for the Mediterranean basin dedicated to the
principal European and international strategies for ecological innovation and
the transformation of waste into a resource.
• It is the ideal forum where exhibitor companies can meet competing enterprises, national and international public/private partners and new target clients
from industry, services, construction, public service administrations and utilities.
• It is the most extensive showcase in the whole of the Mediterranean area where the most efficient technical solutions for the correct management and exploitation of waste in all its forms are on display, as well as those for water-saving
measures, for the efficient use of waste and raw or secondary materials, and
for energy efficiency.
• It is the principal B2B and R2B meeting point for operators in the Mediterranean Basin where national and international experts can delve into the technical
problems linked to the management of waste in the priority industrial sectors
(ground, air), environmental protection and restoration, sustainable transport
and the technological priorities of smart cities.
• It is the highly qualified hub for national and international Training - Information
- Refresher Courses - Innovation - Research and Development
EU LIFE Programme
LIFE Programme Communications Team:
260 Chaussée Saint-Pierre
B-1040 Brussels, Belgium
[email protected]
http://ec.europa.eu/environment/life/index.htm
The LIFE programme is the EU’s funding instrument for the environment.
The general objective of LIFE is to contribute to the implementation, updating and
development of EU environmental policy and legislation by co-financing pilot or
demonstration projects with European added value.
Out of the 3 708 initiatives supported by LIFE to date, almost 500 have been
exclusively on waste. Waste and recycling is the most popular theme tackled by
the Programme.
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Exhibitors/ Espositori
ETRA S.p.A
Energia Territorio
Risorse Ambientali
Legal head office:
Bassano del Grappa (VI), Italy
Amministrative head office:
via del Telarolo, 9 - 35013 Cittadella (PD), Italy
[email protected] / www.etraspa.it
Etra S.p.A. is an entirely publicly owned multiutility that manages the integrated
water system, waste service and other services in the River Brenta basin, spreading from the Asiago Plateau to the Euganean hills, including the Bassano area,
the Upper Padova Region and Padova’s urban belt. The company is the result
of an aggregation process between three companies that were previously active
in the area. Main company shareholders are 75 Municipalities of the territory in
question. The main corporate bodies are the Shareholders’ Assembly and the
Board of Directors.
The company offers Local Authorities and citizens a structure consisting of over
600 employees that can count on the extensive experience in the field of public
services of the three founding companies.
GEOS Environment
via Monti 8, 20123 Milano (IT)
tel. +39.0823.872028
fax +39.0823.883214
[email protected] / www.geosgroup.it
Founded in 1987 as an environmental protection services firm, Geos Environment
S.r.l. has been continually adapting to the copious changes of this important sector, occurred in the society over the past 25 years; specifically to the more stringent legal and social requirements that have nowadays become the fundamental
milestones of our future environmental behaviour.
Today, the Company is a truly European operator with excellent human capital,
technological capabilities and business references; it states itself as a benchmark
in this field, due its capacity to meet clients’ needs and develop customized, openended solutions to the problems they encounter in the areas of waste management optimizing.
Geos Environment Ltd. has the resources and expertise to deal with all of the
environmental concerns of Local Authorities and Industrial Companies offering a
range of services designed to protect the environment and make our clients much
more competitive and self-assured within their areas of influence.
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Exhibitors / Espositori
HERAmbiente S.p.A
Viale Carlo Berti Pichat nr. 2/4 - 40127 Bologna
Tel. +39 051 287111 / Fax +39 051 287525
www.gruppohera.it
Herambiente was born out of a desire to concentrate Hera Group’s exclusive
expertise and extensive plant resources in a new company that would be better
positioned to take advantage of the development prospects for the Italian market,
which is served by highly fragmented companies and by a plant infrastructure
that is insufficient for dealing with an annual demand of over 160 million tonnes
of waste. The company is owned by Hera Group, one of Italy’s leading multiutility companies, which provides environmental, water and energy services (distribution and
sale of methane gas, electricity and district heating). Its original business model and careful and sustainable management of its resources have led it to occupy a prominent role among the national leaders in the
sector, not least because of its capacity for environmental innovation.
REMTECH Expo
Project Manager: Silvia Paparella
mob. +39 339 4438082
tel. +39 0532 909495 / fax +39 0532 976997
[email protected]
Ferrara Fiere Congressi S.r.l.
via della Fiera, 11 - 44124 Ferrara, Italy
tel. +39 0532 900713 / fax +39 0532 976997
www.ferrarafiere.it
RemTech Expo is the most specialized event in Italy dedicated to remediation
technologies and territory requalification. Companies, public administrations, associations, industry, real-estate, oil sector, research and universities: these are
the worlds which RemTech referred to. The very qualified exhibition area, to give
specialized societies the most qualified window, is accompanied by high level
conferences, training courses for operators, authorities and decision makers, pilot
tests and outdoor demonstrations, foreign delegations representative of theprincipal buyers, focuses on innovative technologies field, degree and Ph.D. awards,
and special awards.
A particular attention in given to sector of demolitions and reuse of materials, with
INERTIA, and to coastal protection, theme debated during the special section
Coast Expo.
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Exhibitors/ Espositori
SPINOFF S.r.l.
Legal head office:
Corso Milano 83 - 35139 Padova, Italy
Operational head office:
Via Pitagora 11a - 35030 Rubano, Padova (IT)
Tel. +39 348 3544708
[email protected] / www.spinoffsrl.com
Spinoff srl is a company promoted and participated by the University of Padova
(IT) focusing mainly on the field of environmental reclamation, remediation of old
landfills and contaminated sites, and energy valorisation.
More specifically, Spinoff srl provides consulting services, design support, coordination and collaboration for the remediation and environmental requalification of
contaminated sites, establishing itself as a forerunner in the field of landfill remediation and safety thanks to the patented Airflow technology for in situ aeration.
With a view to achieving environmental sustainability, Spinoff srl furthermore provides innovative solutions for the construction and management of plants for the
treatment and energy valorisation of waste and wastewater, offering its clients
consulting services, collaboration and coordination in the development and sustainability analysis of new technologies in the environmental field by means of
specific functional tests.
TECAM S.r.l.
Legal head office:
via San Marco 11/C - 35129 Padova, Italy
tel. +39 049 8070650
[email protected] / www.tecam.it
TECAM has been involved in the design and set-up of treatment plants for industrial primary and process waters for more than twenty years. With approximately
500 plants established in Italy and abroad, TECAM provides chemical, physical
and biological technologies (evaporation, membranes, reverse osmosis, filtration
and ultrafiltration, aerobic, anaerobic and other treatments) for the treatment of
primary and waste waters originating from a series of industrial fields - plating,
mechanical, painting, graphical, printing, nautical and aeronautical, chemical,
pharmaceutical, agro-food and zootechnical (digestate), as well as landfill leachate and waters deriving from soil washing.
TECAM adopts a customer-oriented policy ranging from provision of a feasibility
study to assistance and maintenance services. TECAM’s Technical Sales Engineers are on hand to identify solutions combining use of the best market technologies to achieve a rapid return on the client’s investment.
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Exhibitors / Espositori
APPIA ENERGY
Legal Head Office:
Contrada Console
74016 Massafra, Taranto - Italy
Tel. +39 099 8804 187 - Fax +39 099 8804 168
[email protected]
www.appiaenergy.com
Appia Energy is a partnership between EuroEnergy Group Srl, the leading company of Marcegaglia Energy business unit involved in renewable power plant
development, construction and management that currently holds 51% of the share capital, and Cisa Spa, located in Massafra, involved in waste management
process, RDF production and landfill biogas power production, owner of the remaining 49 %.
Appia Energy, located in Massafra (TA), is a center for the production of electrical energy, using environmentally friendly and non-conventional fuels (RDF and/
or biomass) as by Legislative Decree 152/06 and subsequent amendments and
supplements, with the purpose of reducing carbon dioxide emissions arising from
the use of fossil fuels.
For this aim, respecting the characteristics of the fuel used and the best environmental performance, the plant combustion system uses an oven fluidised bed.
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Organisers / Organizzatori
IWWG - INTERNATIONAL WASTE WORKING GROUP
Find out more about the IWWG activities and its regional brands and become a
member.
The International Waste Working Group, founded in 2002 and registered as a
no-profit organisation, serves as a forum for the scientific and professional community. The IWWG aims to provide an intellectual platform to encourage and
support integrated and sustainable waste management and to promote practical
scientific development in the field. The group was conceived to provide a “home”
for professionals and researchers, and give us a voice to be able to beneficially
influence waste management and research.
The benefits of IWWG membership are the following:
• Subscription to IWWG official Journal Waste Management at a special discount price, both print subscription or print+electronic subscription. (electronic
subscription includes access to back numbers from 1995).
• Access to the members area on the website
• Access to previous editions of IWWG conferences proceedings (Index)
• Access to the IWWG members discussion forum on the website
• Free download of LeachXS - Lite from the members area on the website
• Discount on IWWG Training Course Registration
• Discount on IWWG Seminar Registration
• Discount on the entrance fee of IWWG international waste management symposia (official IWWG conferences)
• Discount on IWWG publications (e.g. textbooks)
• Discount on Elsevier publications
• Participation in all activities of IWWG including task groups
For further information please contact:
Marco Ritzkowski c/o Hamburg University of Technology
Harburger Schlossstr. 36 20179 Hamburg, Germany
tel. +49 040 428 78 20 53 / fax +49 040 428 78 23 75
[email protected] / www.iwwg.eu
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EUROWASTE SRL
Eurowaste Srl is a small specialised Company developed to manage communication and education tools (conferences, seminars, training courses) in connection
with research activities performed in the field of environmental engineering by the
University of Padova.
Since 2005 Eurowaste has set up a collaboration with IWWG-International Waste
Working Group, established in 2002, following a world-wide demand, to serve as
a forum for the scientific and professional community.
Eurowaste periodically organizes some of the main Conferences promoted by
IWWG such as the Sardinia Waste management and Landfilling Symposium, the
Venice Energy from Waste and Biomass Symposium and the SUM Symposium
on Urban Mining.
Eurowaste Srl è una società nata per gestire gli strumenti di comunicazione e
divulgazione scientifica connessi alle attività di ricerca svolte dell’Università di
Padova nel campo dell’ingegneria ambientale, ma la sua attività si rivolge, in
generale, a tutta la Comunità Scientifica supportandola nella ideazione/progettazione/realizzazione di convegni, simposi internazionali, meeting, corsi di aggiornamento e giornate di studio.
Dal 2005 Eurowaste collabora stabilmente con l’IWWG, associazione senza fini
di lucro nata nel 2002 con l’obiettivo di costituire un forum internazionale di discussione scientifica sulle tematiche connesse alla gestione dei rifiuti solidi.
Oltre al Venice Symposium, Eurowaste organizza alcuni dei principali convegni
internazionali promossi dall’IWWG come il Sardinia - Simposio Internazionale sulla Gestione dei Rifiuti e sullo Scarico Controllato e il SUM Simposio sull’Urban
Mining. Organizza inoltre workshop e giornate di studio per il CTD, Comitato Tecnico Discariche.
Via Beato Pellegrino 23 - 35137 Padova, Italy
Tel. +39 049 8726986 / Fax +39 049 8726987
[email protected] / www.eurowaste.it
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CISA Publisher
Cisa Publisher is an imprint of Eurowaste Srl. Cisa Publisher represents the Eurowaste section dealing with transfer to the media (books, reports, textbooks, CD,
etc) of the wealth of information accumulated throughout activities performed by
the University of Padova (in particular in the field of waste management and contaminated site remediation) and by IWWG and member scientists.
Catalogue:
IWWG Monograph series:
• Sustainable Landfilling
• Management and Landfilling of Solid Wastes in Developing Countries
• Landfill Aeration
Other Monographs:
• Urban Mining: A global cycle approach to resource recovery from solid waste
Conference Proceedings:
• Venice International Symposium on Energy from Biomass and Waste
• Sardinia International Waste Management and Landfill Symposium
• SUM - Symposium on Urban mining
Publications available at the registration desk.
Proceedings, monographs and other publications are also available for online
purchase on CISA Publisher official website: www.cisapublisher.com
Operational head office
Via Beato Pellegrino, 23 - 35137 Padova, Italy
Tel. +39 049 8726986 / Fax +39 049 8726987
[email protected] / www.cisapublisher.com
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ARCOPLAN Studio
Arcoplan is a consultancy of professionals, founded in 2009 by Anna Artuso, architect, and Elena Cossu, engineer, active in the architectural aspects connected
to waste management systems.
It cooperate with international leading experts in the technologies involved in the
field.
Arcoplan has a solid experience in: Remediation Plans, Functional restoration
of old and new landfill sites, Landfill mining for land reuse and reintegration of
large areas into the landscape; Landscape Architecture; Integration of pneumatic
waste collection system in the urban space; Graphic and design of the elements
for separate collection; Reuse Centers; Architecture of the buildings for waste
pretreatment and composting plants.
Arcoplan also strives to disseminate the above topics by collaborating to the organization of scientific conferences connected to the research activities carried
out by the University of Padova in the field of environmental engineering. Since
2009, indeed, it has been working alongside Eurowaste srl for the production and
organization of International Symposia, registering the attendance of over 800
delegates from throughout the world.
Arcoplan has recently given rise to ‘Waste Architecture Platform‘, a complex
project conceived as a container of initiatives devoted to environmental architecture in connection with interventions concerning the collection, disposal and
management of waste. Waste Architecture is a new and relatively unexplored
conceptual and design topic which promises to give rise to a lively debate between environmental professionals, and architecture and urban design experts.
ARCOplan - Studio Associato
di Ingegneria e Architettura
Via Beato Pellegrino 23 - 35137 Padova, Italy
Tel. +39 320 3630505 / Fax +39 049 8726987
[email protected] / www.arcoplan.it
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ORDINE DEGLI INGEGNERI DELLA PROVINCIA DI VENEZIA
Certificazione dei Crediti Formativi Professionali
For italian partecipants only / Solo per partecipanti italiani
Il Simposio Venice 2016 è accreditato dall’Ordine degli Ingegneri della Provincia
di Venezia per il riconoscimento dei crediti formativi professionali.
La partecipazione al convegno dà diritto all’acquisizione di un massimo di 9 CFP
per la partecipazione alle sessioni orali + 3 CFP per le visite tecniche.
I crediti vengono attribuiti in base al seguente schema:
- n. 3 CFP per la partecipazione a mezza giornata di convegno (due sessioni)
- n. 3 CFP per la partecipazione ad una visita tecnica
All’entrata di ciascuna sessione orale saranno disponibili i moduli per la raccolta
delle firme in entrata ed uscita. Gli interessati sono pregati di contattare la segreteria organizzativa per richiedere l’attestato di frequenza e per comunicare
il proprio codice fiscale, ordine di appartenenza, sezione e numero di iscrizione
all’Albo.
Via Bruno Maderna, 7 int. 29 - 7° piano
30174 Venezia Mestre
Tel: 041.5289114 - Fax: 041.5228902
[email protected]
P.E.C.: [email protected]
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PROGRAMME OVERVIEW
Monday
November 14th
morning
Monday
November 14th
afternoon
Tuesday
November 15th
morning
Tuesday
November 15th
afternoon
Wednesday
November 16th
morning
OPENING SESSION
A1. Visions and
strategies in WM
B1. Pyrolisis of
sewage sludge
C1. Anaerobic
degradation of
agro-industrial waste
D1. Gasification
of different kind
of biomass
E1. Plasma thermal
treatment of waste
F1. Waste to energy
of animal waste
A2. Combustion of
MSW: strategies
and technologies
B2. Environmental
and economic
drivers in WM
C2. AD - Processes
D2. Pyrolisis and
gasification of
biomass
E2. Workshop:
Integration of thermobio-chemical conversion:
Chinese experience
F2. Case studies of
bioenergy production
A3. Role of
Bioenergy in some
European Countries
B3. LCA in waste
management
C3. AD - Pretreatment
D3. Thermal
degradation of
biomass
E3. Pyrolisis and
gasification
of different waste
F3. Codigestion of solid
biomass with manure
and other liquid waste
A4. Companies
Forum (I)
B4. Carbon
footprint in some
WM options
C4. AD - Digestate
D4. Ashes from
biomass thermal
conversion
E4. Syngas: quality
and conversion
F4. Sewage management for optimizing
energy production
A5. Companies
Forum (II)
B5. Recycling
of special waste
C5. Anaerobic
treatment in sewage
management
D5. Ashes from
MSW incinetarion
E5. Gas emissions
control in WtE plants
F5. Bioconversion of
cellulosic biomass
A6. Anaerobic
codigestion of
food waste
B6. WM in
developing
countries
C6. Bio-hydrogen
from different
biomass
D6. Waste derived
liquid fuel
E6. Workshop: WtE
- experiences projects
and expectations
F6. Workshop: The
LIFE Programme - good
practice on energy from
biomass and waste
A7. AD of
food waste
B7. Workshop:
Technology transfer
for Latin America
C7. Bioethanol
production
D7. RDF
combustion
E7. Alternative
options for RDF
utilization
F7. Bioenergy
strategies in
different countries
A8. Role of
landfilling
in WtE
B8. Microalgae
in WtE
C8. Biogas
treatment
D8. Biomass torrefaction: processes
and technologies
E8. Pyrolisis
residues
F8. Biodiesel
production from
different substrates
A9. Anaerobic
co-digestion of
sewage sludge
B9. Microbial
fuel cell
C9. Workshop:
Waste biorefinery
D9. Torrefaction of
forest biomass
E9. Recovery
of fuels from
plastic waste
F9. Workshop: Health
and environmental risks
in sewage sludge and
other organic waste
Wednesday
November 16th
afternoon
CLOSING SESSION
Thursday
November 17th
TECHNICAL TOURS
Waste Management (strategies,
environmental issues, etc.)
Thermal treatment (combustion,
gasification, pyrolisis, plasma, etc.)
Anaerobic
Digestion
Biofuel
Biorefinery
Sewage Sludge
to Energy

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