European  Innovation  Partnership  (EIP)    on  Raw  Materials  

             

 

 ROSE  –  EUROPEAN  COMMITMENT  

Recycling  of  secondary  raw  materials  for  a  sustainable  Optimization  of  construction  processeS  in  civil  Engineering  works  

     

KICK-­‐OFF  MEETING      

Napoli,  15  -­‐  16  January  2015      

Hotel  Royal  Continental,  Sala  Posillipo  Via  Partenope  28-­‐44  

Napoli,  Italy      

   

ROSE  Coordinating  partner:  www.stress-­‐scarl.com  

                 

 

PROGRAMME      

 

15  JANUARY  

14.00  -­‐  14.30   ü Registration    

14.30  -­‐  14.40   ü Welcome  address  Ennio  Rubino  President  and  Chief  Executive  of  STRESS  

14.40  -­‐  15.00   ü Introduction    Alessandro  Flora  University  of  Napoli  Federico  II  

15.00  -­‐  18.30   ü Partners  presentations   All  partners    

 

16  JANUARY  

9.30  -­‐  10.15   ü Remediation  and  requalification  of  Taranto  city  

Vera  Corbelli*,  Gennaro  Capasso,  Pasquale  Coccaro  *  Special  Commissioner  for  the  remediation  and  requalification  of  Taranto  city  (Italy).  

10.15  -­‐  10.30   ü Results  of  survey  among  partners  Cristina  D’Alessandro  Formit  

 

11.00  –  12.15   ü Round  table  on:  mining,  quarrying  and  dredging  tailings,  fly  ash  

Discussion  leaders:    Emilio  Bilotta,  Domenico  Caputo  University  of  Napoli  Federico  II  

12.15  –  13.30  ü Round  table  on:  construction  and  

demolition  waste,  paper  mill  and  plastic  waste  

Discussion  leaders:    Domenico  Asprone*,  Salvatore  Iannace**  *University  of  Napoli  Federico  II,  **CNR  

 

14.30  –  14.50   ü Survey  on  H2020  calls  of  interest  for  the  commitment  

Gustavo  Ranalli*,  Sara  Rios**  *STRESS,  **University  of  Porto  

14.30  –  17.00   ü Future  activities:  open  discussion   All  partners          

                 

ROSE  -­‐  EUROPEAN  COMMITMENT  ON  RAW  MATERIALS  ROSE  Commitment  is  composed  by  36  partners  from  8  countries.  The  partners  are  SMEs,  large  enterprises,  public  bodies  and  research   institutions   with   expertise   ranging   from   civil   (geotechnical,   structural,   hydraulic,   environmental)   to   chemical  engineering.  They  share  the   interest  on  recycling  secondary  raw  materials   that   they  either  produce,  manage,   transform  or  deal   with   in   design   and   research.   The   goal   is   to   increase   the   use   of   Secondary   Raw   Materials   (SRM)   in   construction  engineering   processes.   The   SRM   the   commitment   intends   to   work   on   are:   mining,   quarrying   and   dredging   tailings,  construction   and   demolition  waste,   fly   ash,   paper  mill  waste,   yarn  mill  waste,   textile   fibre  waste,   plastic  waste.   A   proper  combination   of   these   SRM  will   be   treated   and   processed   to   develop   innovative   solutions  with   added   economic   value   for  geotechnical,  structural  and  functional  applications.  The  objective  is  to  foster  a  virtuous  process  of   industrial  application  at  EU  scale,  putting  together  multidisciplinary  academicians,  waste  producers,  recycling  companies,  socioeconomic  researchers  and   stakeholders   to   prepare   and   test   new   environmentally   compatible   products   to   be   introduced   into   market  (https://ec.europa.eu/eip/raw-­‐materials/en/commitment-­‐detail/344  ).    

ROSE  PARTNERS  

ITALY  

• STRESS  (coordinating  partner)  • Advanced  Geotechnical  Solutions  (AGS)  • Campania  Region  • ENEA  • ENEL    • Formit    • IPS  • Legambiente  Campania  • Recycling  Centre  Vedelago  • Technital    • University  of  Pavia  • Veneto  Region  

BELGIUM   • Belgian  Building  Research  Institute  (BBRI)  

FRANCE  • Institut  des  Matériaux  de  Nantes  Jean  Rouxel  -­‐  CNRS  • Lotus  Synthesis  • Université  de  Lorraine,  Ecole  Nationale  Supérieure  de  Géologie  

UNITED  KINGDOM  

• City  University  London  • Imperial  College  London  • Keltbray  • University  of  Bristol  • University  of  Cambridge  

POLAND  

• Greenbet  Polska    • Katowicki  Holding  Węglowy    • KGHM  Polska  MIEDŹ  • Poznan  University  of  Life  Sciences    • Silesian  University  of  Technology  

PORTUGAL  

• CCDR-­‐N:  North  Regional  Coordination  and  Development  Commission  • Mota-­‐Engil  • National  Laboratory  of  Civil  Engineering  (LNEC)  • Portuguese  Agency  of  Environment  (APA)  • Teixeira  Duarte  • University  of  Minho  • University  of  Porto    

SWEDEN  • SIK:  Swedish  Institute  of  Food  Technology  • University  of  Chalmers  

FINLAND   • KAMK  University  of  Applied  Sciences