1 st Workshop Vienna

Project: AWAST (1st Workshop)

Daxbeck HansDaxbeck Hans1

1st Workshop Vienna

June, 27th – 29th 2001

University of Stuttgart

1st Workshop in Vienna

June, 27th - 29th 2001

Aid in the Management and European Comparison of Municipal Solid Waste Treatment

Methods for a Global and Sustainable Approach

University of Stuttgart

1st Workshop in Vienna

June, 27th - 29th 2001

Aid in the Management and European Comparison of Municipal Solid Waste TreatmentMethods for a Global and Sustainable Approach



Project Progress

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22

WP0 Project co-ordination

WP1 Waste matter aspects

WP2 Energetic approach

WP3 Economic approach

WP4 Collection-Transport-Sorting-Landfill

WP5 Biological treatment

WP6 Thermal treatment

WP7 Model intgration-Simulator conception

Gannt Diagram of AWAST Project Year 1 Year 2



Objectives (1)

“Final” definition of the system AWAST

“Final” definition of the 3 channels

Channel 1: Collection/Transport/Recycling/Landfill

Channel 2: Biological Treatment

Channel 3: Thermal Treatment



Objectives (2)

To define: - system boundaries - processes - flows of goods

for the AWAST System and the Channels

To define the input (municipal solid waste) into the AWAST System

To select the substances to be investigated



Objectives (3)

Presentation of different approaches for determination waste input and composition

Presentation of the SIMULATOR

Definition of the demands towards the SIMULATOR

Direct analysis: analysis of MWS Indirect analysis I: analysis of waste

management products Indirect analysis II: analysis of market research

data



MFA as a Base for Waste Management Systems

09:00 Opening of the 1st AWAST Workshop: Objectives and Program (Daxbeck) 09:15 Presentation Simulator – case study and practical example (Villeneuve) Terms and definitions, objectives, input data, output data and results 10:00 Material Flow Analysis (MFA) (Brunner) 10:45 Coffee break 11:15 Presentation “homework” MFA Channel 1: Collection/Transport

/Sorting/Recycling/ Landfill (Tabasaran) 11:40 Presentation “homework” MFA Channel 2: Biological Treatment (Baptista) 12:05 Presentation “homework” MFA Channel 3: Thermal Treatment (Sandvik) 12:30 Lunch

Wednesday, 27th June 2001



MFA as a Base for Waste Management Systems

Wednesday, 27th June 2001

14:00 3 parallel group discussions over the Channels (Tabasaran, Baptista, Sandvik) Purpose: discuss and learn the Methodology of MFA Problems in the definition of the systems on the basis of MFA First tentative quantitative balance for each channel system 16:15 Coffee break 16:30 Presentation Channel 1: Final MFA and rough estimation of flows of goods and

selected elements 16:40 Presentation Channel 2: Final MFA and rough estimation of flows of goods and

selected elements 16:50 Presentation Channel 3: Final MFA and rough estimation of flows of goods and

selected elements 17:00 Discussion (Naess) 17:30 End of the first day



Simulator, Energetic and Economic Aspects

Thursday, 28th June 2001

08:30 Opening of the 2nd day: Introduction and administrative affairs (Fehringer) 08:45 Simulator – Mathematical and theoretical background (Villeneuve) 09:30 Interface MFA / Simulator (Daxbeck) 10:10 Data requirements for the Simulator (Villeneuve) 10:30 Coffee break 10:45 Energetic aspects – how to include into AWAST-Project (Lecointe) 11:05 Economic aspects – how to include into AWAST-Project (Le Bozec) 11:25 Discussion (All) 12:00 Lunch



Waste Analysis

Thursday, 28th June 2001

13:30 Introduction: Waste analysis: goals and procedures (Brunner) 13:45 Direct analysis: Presentation of MODECOM (Morvan) Discussion 14:45 Indirect analysis I: Household metabolism (Paper, Glass, Chlorine, N, P) (Brunner) Discussion 15:30 Coffee break 15: 45 Indirect analysis II: Waste treatment products (MAPE) (Brunner) Discussion 16:10 Indirect Analyses III: Regional metabolism (METAPOLIS; PILOT) (Daxbeck) Discussion 17:00 Discussion and synthesis of the different approaches (Sandvik) 17:30 End of the second day (All)



Next 6 Months, Visit to MSW Spittelau

Friday, 29th June 2001

09:00 Visit to MSW incinerator Spittelau: routine monitoring of waste composition in Vienna (All) 11:00 Lunch and transfer to Vienna University of Technology (Fehringer) 13:00 Introduction and administrative affairs (Fehringer) Including cost statements (Villeneuve) 13:15 Consortium Agreement (Villeneuve) 14:00 Planning for the next 6 month (Villeneuve) Agenda of the 2nd Workshop 14:30 Coffee break (All) 14:45 Planning of the Workpackages (WP-Leaders) 15:30 The Very End (All)



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1 st Workshop Vienna

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