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Los retos en la gestión de residuos urbanos en una economía globalizada Els reptes en la gestió de residus urbans en una economia globalitzada Challenges in waste management in a globalized economy ORGANIZADO POR: CON LA COLABORACIÓN DE: IMPLEMENTATION OF MBT IN LOW DENSITY CONDITIONS Martin Steiner

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Los retos en la gestión de residuos urbanos en una economía globalizada

Els reptes en la gestió de residus urbans en una economia globalitzada

Challenges in waste management in a globalized economy

ORGANIZADO POR: CON LA COLABORACIÓN DE:

IMPLEMENTATION OF MBT IN LOW DENSITY CONDITIONS

Martin Steiner

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Los retos en la gestión de residuos urbanos en una economía globalizadaEls reptes en la gestió de residus urbans en una economia globalitzada

Challenges in waste management in a globalized economy

ORGANIZADO POR: CON LA COLABORACIÓN DE:

TBU at a glance:

Independent Engineering Consultants focussing on MSW

Conceptual Design (collection & treatment, finance & implementation)

Design & Optimizationof Waste Treatment Plants(mainly MT/MBT systems)

Solid Waste Auditing

Training & Education

Reference projects on MBT: Location of plant Services

Hanover (D) Weak point analysis and optimisation (mechanical pre-treatment)

Cascais (P) Odour assessment, performance enhancement of biologic steps

Sydney (AUS) Due diligence services, test run audit

Istanbul (TR) Solid waste audit (in order to define mechanical pre-treatment), start-up

Milan (I) Odour assessment, process optimisation

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Los retos en la gestión de residuos urbanos en una economía globalizadaEls reptes en la gestió de residus urbans en una economia globalitzada

Challenges in waste management in a globalized economy

ORGANIZADO POR: CON LA COLABORACIÓN DE:

TBU is engagedin the MBT sectorsince about 20 years…

with references in Europe and overseaswith both design of newand optimization of existing facilitiesboth very smalland very large…

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Los retos en la gestión de residuos urbanos en una economía globalizadaEls reptes en la gestió de residus urbans en una economia globalitzada

Challenges in waste management in a globalized economy

ORGANIZADO POR: CON LA COLABORACIÓN DE:

Presentation outline: *) according to time buidget

Case study Austria

Features of MBT, and their relevancein 'starting' and 'advanced' countries

Features of MBT, and their relevanceaccording to input properties as well as size of catchment area

MBT in Europe, overview on statusand further development to be expected *)

M. Steiner, MBT technologies in "starting" and "advanced" countries: What´s different?

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Since January 1, 2004 it is forbidden in Austria

to dispose of untreated MSW on any landfill !

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Los retos en la gestión de residuos urbanos en una economía globalizadaEls reptes en la gestió de residus urbans en una economia globalitzada

Challenges in waste management in a globalized economy

ORGANIZADO POR: CON LA COLABORACIÓN DE:

Thermal Treatment

Residual Waste

Thermal Treatment (conventional system)

Landfill

Technical Alternatives for Waste Conditioning in Austria

Thermal Treatment (fluidized bed)

Landfill

Biological / Thermal Treatment

Mechanical Treatment

Residual Waste

Biological „Inerting“

Landfill

(+ some utilization for landscaping)

„Splitting“

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Incineration plants in Austria 2010

7 grid incineration plants

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with a total capacityof 2,3 mio. tons

3 fluidized bed incineration plants

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MBT in Austria 2010

~ 18 MBT plants in Austria

Capacities ranging from

4.500 to 140.000 t/year

550.001 – 100.000

4> 100.000

420.001 - 50.000

510.000 – 20.000

1< 10.000

amountCapacity [tons per year]

No anaerobic digestion facilities for MSW are in operation, only for separately collec-ted materials (bio- + catering waste)

with a total capacityof close to 1 Mio. tons

MT

MBT

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Los retos en la gestión de residuos urbanos en una economía globalizadaEls reptes en la gestió de residus urbans en una economia globalitzada

Challenges in waste management in a globalized economy

ORGANIZADO POR: CON LA COLABORACIÓN DE:

…but what is MBT ?“Soft” Incineration

a variety of techniques & combinations thereof – which in contrary to “classic” WtoE

involves several mechanical process steps (at least grinding and/or screening)reduces organic matter by biologic meansshows an “economy of scale”-factor up to 10 times lower (min. MBT: ~ 10.000 tpy).

Note that purely mechanical systems (MT) are occasionally subsumized with MBT

The thermal option is well known…

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Los retos en la gestión de residuos urbanos en una economía globalizadaEls reptes en la gestió de residus urbans en una economia globalitzada

Challenges in waste management in a globalized economy

ORGANIZADO POR: CON LA COLABORACIÓN DE:

MT plant Malacky, Western Slovakia, operated since 2010

Example for a „small“ MT plant (focus on RDF)

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Features of MBT, and their relevance…

Convenient costboth capex & opex

…in „starting“ countries: …in „advanced“ countries:

Cost difference to conventional WtoEtends to become neglectible

Gradual development of treatmentstandards:Phasing of investments (goes against the fact that donors and development agencies as a rule must distribute their grants or loans over very short periods)

±

Flexibility- feedstock- size of catchment area ( capacity)

+ Combination M(B)T (several smallerfacilities) + one central thermal plant

practiced at low level

, both in terms of

Large variety of technologies± Not more than a dozen suppliers of WtoE

technologies on the market worldwide- Opportunity for local suppliers- Obstacle: Tedious decision processes

Carbon sequestration+

to the extent as landfilling of MB treatedfractions is allowed / practiced

Decoupling the functions of waste treatment and energy production +

to be realized only by combining M(B)T with thermal treatment (increasinglyFBT fluidized bed technology)

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Turning a triangular windrow, source:RRSI Resource Recovery Systems International

Fully encapsulated, anaerobic MBT with RDF production, source: aha Hanover (regional public enterprise for waste disposal services)

Specific investment:< 100 €/t … 400 €/t installed capacity p.a.

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MBT in ´advanced´ countries:Is the cost difference to W-to-E significant?

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Aerobic systems: Since about 15 years full modularityis a standard: Start up with a certain size…

...introduction of separate collection (biowaste) requiresfor no additional investment

...capacity increaseaccording to actual demand

„Double duty“ sites

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Baltic countries:

MBT develops to standardMSW treatment method(at least in Lithuania)

Poland:

long tradition withMSW composting

Today supposed to be thecountry with the highestpotential in terms of imple-menting MBT capacities

Eastern Europe

Czech Republic, Slovakia:

„Waste substitutes coal“

Focus on anaerobicconcepts and CV fraction

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...to metropoles

„Ex-Maserati“, 2.000 t/day

Unit sizes…range from household level

Flexibilityin respect to feedstock:

MSW biosolidsvarious industrialwaste types

The ´biologic treatmentoption´ generally offersflexibilityin terms of plant size:

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Higher failsafety

Higher energyefficiency

Quicker results

…decouplingthe functions of

waste treatment and energy production…

the ´classical´ outline…The crosslinked vs.

Sub catchment area, population x0.000

Entire catchment area, population up to x.000.000

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What´s really new in thermal waste treatment?

… features comparedto conventional (grate) incineration):

Pre-treatment required

Less airless costless size

Higher qualityof solid residuals

Higher energy efficiency by reduction of chlorine corrosion, thus higher ´steam parameters´

Ideally to be combined withcertain industrial processes

Fluidized Bed Incineration

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MBT in Europe: Current status

In Europe, the share of MBT systems in waste treatment is (in some countries more, in others less) determined by two factors:

from a retrospective point of view, by the historical development of MSW composting with tradition eg. in Austria, Germany, Italy…

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MBT in Europe: Perspectives

…and by European legislation, which through the “Landfill Directive“ restricts the proportion of the biodegradable fraction of MSW intended to go to landfill.