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Daily Program & Useful Info

Organized by:

Technical University of Crete – Greece University of Padua – Italy Hamburg University of Technology – Germany Tsinghua University (Beijing) – China IWWG : International Waste Working Group Sponsored by:

CONTENTS

Preface 1-2 Committees & Secretariats 3-5 Venue and Location 6 Exhibitions 7-9 Oral Sessions 11-68 Poster Sessions 69-80 Social Events Copyright 2018 Technical University of Crete

PREFACE

CRETE International Conference on Industrial and Hazardous Waste Management was established in 2008, in an effort to gather and spread existing and new developments on the broad field of industrial waste, with emphasis to potentially hazardous properties. Always under the organization of the Technical University of Crete (GR), the University of Padua (IT), the Hamburg University of Technology (DE) and the International Waste Working Group (IWWG), this conference managed to become a tradition, a steady biennial rendezvous of exceptional scientists and specialists from more than 50 different countries of the world. This year, celebrating the 10th Anniversary of CRETE International Conferences, the whole organization aimed at the conduction of a really special and extremely interesting event, with many novelties, offers and surprises. Tsinghua University (Beijing) joined in as an Organizing Institution, broadening CRETE 2018 boarders to the East. Russia also has a strong presence, with two special sessions and a round table discussion on industrial and hazardous waste management aspects from the Russian point of view and experience. E-waste mining has been selected as the highlighted theme of CRETE 2018, emphasizing the magnitude, the particularities, the value, as well as the challenges of this special waste stream which is going to worry mankind for many years in the future. Within this framework, a special exhibition on E-Waste Management has been created by the Technical University of Crete and many

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interesting presentations have been scheduled, by experts who study this issue under a different prism, such as politics, science, technology, regulations, etc.. There is no doubt that during the past 10 years developments in the field of industrial and hazardous waste management have been rapid and drastic. New ideas have raised, effective solutions have been proposed, tested and applied, innovative trends and policies have been set, environmental damages have been noticed and several lesson have been learnt (or not). It is certain that co-operation, as well as exchange of knowledge and experiences in a global level, is the most promising prospect towards effective solutions. And this is exactly the prospect that CRETE International Conferences try to develop. With great pleasure and honor we welcome you once again in Chania, hoping that we will all gain unique and interesting experiences.

Evangelos, Raffaello, Wenjing & Rainer Conference Co-Chairs

E. Gidarakos R. Cossu W. Lu R. Stegmann

Greece Italy China Germany

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COMMITTEES & SECRETARIATS

SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE ARENA Umberto, University of Campania Luigi Vanvitelli (IT) BARCELO Damia, Catalan Institute for Water Research (ES) BARLAZ Morton, North Carolina State University (US) BELGIORNO Vincenzo, University of Salerno (IT) BERGE Nicole, University of South Carolina (US) BILSTAD Torleiv, University of Stavanger (NO) BONIFAZI Giuseppe, Sapienza University of Rome (IT) CHRISTENSEN Thomas, Technical University of Denmark (DK) CLARKE William, University of Queensland (AU) DIAMADOPOULOS Evangelos, Technical University of Crete (GR) DORNACK Christina, Technical University of Dresden (DE) GIANNIS Apostolos, Nanyang Technological University (SG) GRASSL Hartmut, Max Planck Institute for Meteorology (DE) HE Pinjing, Tongji University (CN) HENNEBERT Pierre, National Inst. for Ind. Env. and Risks (FR) HUBER-HUMER Marion, Un. Of Nat. Res. & Life Sc., BOKU (AT) KIM Jae Young, Seoul National University (KR) KOMILIS Dimitrios, Democritus University of Thrace (GR) KOMNITSAS Konstantinos, Technical University of Crete (GR) KOSSON David, Vanderbilt University School Engineering (US) KUCHTA Kerstin, Hamburg University of Technology (DE) KUMPIENE Jurate, Lulea University of Technology (SE) LAGERKVIST Anders, Lulea University of Technology (SE) LASARIDI Katia, Harokopio University (GR) LAVAGNOLO Maria Cristina, University of Padua (IT) LEKKAS Themistoklis, University of the Aegean (GR) LI Jinhui, Tsinghua University (CN) LONG Yuyang, Zhejiang Gongshang University (CN)

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LYBERATOS Gerasimos, National Technical Un. of Athens (GR) MANTZAVINOS Dionissios, University of Patras (GR) MATSUTO Toshihiko, Hokkaido University (JP) MILKE Mark, University of Canterbury (NZ) MOUSSIOPOULOS Nikolas, Aristotle Un. of Thessaloniki (GR) NELLES Michael, University of Rostock (DE) PETUKHOV Valery, Far Eastern Federal University (RU) POLETTINI Alessandra, Sapienza University of Rome (IT) POMBERGER Roland, Montan University Leoben (AT) RAGA Roberto, University of Padua (IT) REINHART Debra, University of Central Florida (US) RETTENBERGER Gerhard, Technical University of Trier (DE) SALHOFER Stefan, Un. Of Nat. Res. & Life Sc., BOKU (AT) SLIUSAR Natalia, Perm National Research Polytechnic Un. (RU) SUN Wenjie, Southern Methodist University (US) THORNELOE Susan, US Environmental Protection Agency (US) TRAPP Ralf, International Disarmament Consultant (FR) TROIS Cristina, University of KwaZulu-Natal (ZA) VAN DER SLOOT Hans, Energy Res. Centre of the Netherlands (NL) VOUDRIAS Evangelos, Democritus University of Thrace (GR) WEN Zongguo, Tsinghua University (CN) ZANETTI Mariachiara, Technical University of Torino (IT) ZHANG Hua, Tongji University (CN) SCIENTIFIC SECRETARIAT AIVALIOTI Maria, Technical University of Crete (GR) 4

ORGANIZING SECRETARIAT SIMANTIRAKI Fotini, Technical University of Crete (GR) ORGANIZING TEAM LAVAGNOLO Maria Cristina, University of Padua (IT) MOUKAZIS Ioannis, Technical University of Crete (GR) PELLERA Frantseska-Maria, Technical University of Crete (GR) RETTENBERGER Gerhard, Technical University of Trier (DE) RITZKOWSKI Marko, Technical University of Hamburg (DE) SAVVILOTIDOU Vasiliki, Technical University of Crete (GR) VALOUMA Aikaterini, Technical University of Crete (GR)

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VENUE AND LOCATION

CRETE 2018 is hosted at MINOA PALACE RESORT, a luxury 5* beachside hotel, built within 35,000 sq. m. of maintained gardens. It is situated in the cosmopolitan area of Platanias, 12 km west of the picturesque town of Chania and only a 30 min. drive from the Chania International Airport.

State of the art facilities, the latest audiovisual equipment, comfort, high class decoration and cutting edge design are only few words to describe the unique, “Imperial Congress Hall” in Western Crete. Covering an area of 1,400 sq. m. & a maximum height of 5.50 m., in a rectangular shape, without columns, this venue has a capacity of over 1,500 delegates.

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EXHIBITIONS

During CRETE 2018 three poster exhibitions will be available to all participants, focusing on burning aspects of industrial and hazardous waste management. Exhibition #1

E-Waste Management By: Laboratory of Toxic and Hazardous Waste Management

Sch. of Environ. Eng. | Technical University of Crete | GR Including posters:

1. E-waste production in numbers 2. E-waste collection and challenges 3. E-waste complexity and toxicity 4. Critical raw materials (CMRs) in e-waste 5. Case study: mobile phones 6. E-waste and circular economy: CMRs recovery 7. Improper e-waste management 8. TUC Lab current research in e-waste

Edited by:

AIVALIOTI Maria | GIDARAKOS Evangelos | KOUSAITI Athanasia | MAKRI Chrisanthi | MOUKAZIS Ioannis | PELLERA Frantseska-Maria | SAVVILOTIDOU Vasiliki | SIMANTIRAKI Fotini | VALOUMA Aikaterini

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Exhibition #2

Plastic Waste Pollution & Environmental Effects By: Laboratory of Toxic and Hazardous Waste Management

Sch. of Environ. Eng. | Technical University of Crete | GR Including posters:

1. Plastics production in numbers 2. Case studies: plastic bottles 3. Toxicity of plastic products 4. Potential for plastics production minimization 5. Innovative plastics collection practices 6. Plastics recycling 7. Plastics in the sea environment 8. Guide of personal choices

Edited by:

AIVALIOTI Maria | GIDARAKOS Evangelos | KOUSAITI Athanasia | KASTANAKI Eleni | MAKRI Chrisanthi | MOUKAZIS Ioannis | PELLERA Frantseska - Maria | SAVVILOTIDOU Vasiliki | SIMANTIRAKI Fotini | VALOUMA Aikaterini

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Exhibition #3

“Human Perspectives on Environmental Issues and Solutions” Results from the course work of the International Master Course at the School of Environment, Tsinghua University (Beijing) | CN

Wenjing Lu, Rainer Stegmann, Lei Shi and Miao Li

The assignment is based on teamwork of two students who had to prepare a piece of art work which reflects what students have learned from the class on environmental issues in a form of poster. It was also required that the students give a 10 minute presentation of their work. Including posters:

1. Half blind 2. Great divide 3. Drowning in plastics 4. The wrong bin 5. Man in haze 6. A whole new world 7. Human perspectives on environment issues and solutions

Final Poster 8. Blooming reflection – interpretation of food delivery habit

in modern society Students: CHENG Chen-Hui | CONDI Gabriel Camargo | HANIF Andi | HUA Blair | JIA Ting Zhao | LEE Liven | LILIHATA Julian Francilia | LIU Yu | MA Angela | MI Jia Chen | OWENS Edward | QUEZADA Loreta | SHEIN Barak | SHU Suzanna | WIJAYA Benny | YEUNG Marvin

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TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 4

TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 4

AFTERNOON

REGISTRATION │ 14:00 – 20:00 TRAINING COURSES

14:00 – 17:00 │ IMPERIAL 2

M. Ritzkowski Hamburg University of Technology, Germany

TREATMENT AND DISPOSAL OF INDUSTRIAL AND HAZARDOUS WASTE AND THE SECURING OR REMEDIATION OF CONTAMINATED SITES

16:00 – 19:00 │ IMPERIAL 3

G. Denafas Kaunas University of Technology, Lithuania

FEASIBILITY ASSESSMENT MODEL FOR LANDFILL MINING AND IT'S IMPLEMENTATION

17:00 – 20:00 │ IMPERIAL 4

K.E. Lorber and R. Sarc Montanuniversitaet Leoben, Austria

SPECIAL WASTE TREATMENT AND RECOVERY WELCOME COCKTAIL │ 20:00 – 23:00 │ MINOA PALACE RESORT SWIMMING POOL BAR

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WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 5


MORNING

REGISTRATION │ 8:00 – 13:30 OPENING SESSION │ GRAND IMPERIAL │ 9:00 – 10:00

Chair & addresses:

E. Gidarakos – Technical University of Crete, Greece M. Ritzkowski – IWWG R. Stegmann – Hamburg University of Technology, Germany W. Lu – Tsinghua University (Beijing), China J.G. Liu – Tsinghua University (Beijing), China OPENING LECTURE │ GRAND IMPERIAL │ 10:00 – 10:30

R. Cossu – University of Padua, Italy

OSTRICH POLICY IN WASTE MANAGEMENT KEYNOTE LECTURE │ GRAND IMPERIAL │ 10:30 – 11:00

M. Banti - European Commission

EU POLICY ON WASTE ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT (WEEE): LEGISLATION AND OVERVIEW - THE ROLE OF THE EU

COFFEE BREAK │ 11:00 – 11:30

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MORNING

S1. MINES AND RESIDUES │ GRAND IMPERIAL │ 11:30 – 13:30 Chair:

TREATMENT OF CLAYED/SANDY RESIDUES FROM A PYRITE MINE BY MODIFIED BAUXITE RESIDUES - PILOT TREATMENT M. Petrignet1, B. Chevrol1, T. Gisbert1, M. Byrne2 and P. Hennebert2 1ARCADIS, France | 2 SOLVAY, France | 3 INERIS, France

MITIGATION OF ACID MINE DRAINAGE USING GREEN LIQUOR DREGS FROM THE SOUTH AFRICAN KRAFT MILLS K. Sebogodi1,2, J. Johakim1 and B. Sithole1,2 1 Council for Scientific and Industrial Research, South Africa 2 University of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa

IMPACTS OF ANAEROBIC BIOLOGICAL OXIDATION OF ON ARSENITE ON THE FATE AND BIOAVAILABITY OF ARSENIC IN SUBSURFACE ENVIRONMENT W. Sun Dpt of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Southern Methodist University, Texas, United States

TREATMENTS FOR LACIANA VALLEY DISTRICT MINE WATER DISCHARGES A. Matas1,2, F. García-Carro2 and J. Loredo1 1 Dpt of Mining Methods and Prospection, University of Oviedo, Spain 2 R&D Dpt at Magna Dea S.L., Spain

SIMULATION OF HEAP LEACHING OF POOR GREEK LATERITES IN COLUMN TESTS – PRELIMINARY STUDIES E. Petrakis, A. Tsoukalou, O. Pantelaki, A. Kritikaki and K. Komnitsas School of Mineral Resources Engineering, Technical University Crete, Greece

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MORNING

S2. AGRO-INDUSTRIAL WASTE │ IMPERIAL 2 │ 11:30 – 13:30 Chair:

AGROCHEMICAL PLASTIC PACKAGING WASTE DECONTAMINATION AND RECYCLING: PILOT TESTS IN ITALY P. Picuno1, Z. Godosi2, C. Picuno3 and K. Kuchta3 1 University of Basilicata – SAFE School, Italy | 2 Freelance Consultant, Italy | 3 Hamburg University of Technology, Germany

INTEGRATED WASTE MANAGEMENT AT DUBE TRADE PORT AGRIZONE IN DURBAN, SOUTH-AFRICA, USING THE WROSE MODEL: A SOLUTION FOR AGRI-BUSINESS C. Trois, D. Da Silva, A. Cibati, F. Ali and S. Kissoon University of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa

OPPORTUNITIES FOR AGRO-INDUSTRIAL WASTE VALORIZATION IN MEDITERRANEAN REGIONS: THE CASE OF GREECE F.-M. Pellera, I. Moukazis and E. Gidarakos School of Environmental Engineering, Technical University of Crete, Greece

BIODEGRADATION OF PHENOLIC COMPOUNDS FROM OLIVE MILL WASTEWATERS (OMW) DURING TWO-STAGE ANAEROBIC CO-DIGESTION OF AGRO-INDUSTRIAL MIXTURES A.I. Vavouraki, M.V. Zakoura, M.A. Dareioti and M. Kornaros Dpt of Chemical Engineering, University of Patras, Greece

ELECTROCOAGULATION: AN EFFICIENT PRETREATMENT METHOD FOR BIOFUELS PRODUCTION FROM OLIVE MILL WASTEWATER A. Aliferis1,2, G. Antonopoulou1,3, M. Alexandropoulou1,3, I. Ntaikou1,3, D. Vayenas1,2 and G. Lyberatos1,3 1 Institute of Chemical Engineering Sciences, Greece 2 Dpt of Chemical Engineering, University of Patras, Greece 3 School of Chemical Engineering, National Technical University of Athens, Greece

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MORNING

DESTRUCTION OF CHICKEN MANURE WITH ACTIVE STRAINS OF MICROORGANISMS M.L. Sidorenko1,2,3, L.S. Buzoleva3,4, N.A. Sleptsova1 and A.N. Boyko2,3 1 Far Eastern Federal University, Vladivostok, Russia 2 Federal Scientific Center of the East Asia Terrestrial Biodiversity, Russia 3 Far Eastern Branch of Russian Academy of Sciences, Russia 4 Somov Institute of Epidemiology and Microbiology, Russia S3. RECYCLING CONCEPTS │ IMPERIAL 3 │ 11:30 – 13:30 Chair:

INTEGRATION OF TREATMENT TECHNOLOGIES FOR OILY WASTES MANAGEMENT: CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES L. Alvarez-Alonso1,2, F. García-Carro2 and J. Loredo1 1 Dpt of Mining Methods and Prospection, University of Oviedo, Asturias, Spain 2 R&D Dpt at Magna Dea, Oviedo, Asturias, Spain

METAL RECOVERY POTENTIAL FROM HAZARDOUS FLUE GAS CLEANING RESIDUES OF WASTE INCINERATION PLANTS C. Wünsch, R. Maletz and H. Ulonska Technical University of Dresden, Germany

DEGRADATION OF PROPYL PARABEN BY ACTIVATED PERSULFATE USING STEEL SLAG DERIVED CATALYSTS V. Matthaiou1, P. Oulego2, Z. Frontistis1, J.M. Diaz Fernandez2 and D. Mantzavinos1 1 Dpt of Chemical Engineering, University of Patras, Greece 2 Dpt of Chemical and Environ. Engineering, University of Oviedo, Asturias, Spain

STUDY OF THE MATERIAL COMPOSITION OF ALUMINA CONTAINING ALUMINUM ELECTROLYZERS FOR USE IN PRIMARY ALUMINUM TECHNOLOGY A.E. Burdonov, V.V. Barakhtenko , E.V. Zelinskaya and A.A. Gavrilenko Irkutsk National Research Technical University, Russia

LONG TERM DURABILITY OF COAL ASH MIXED MATERIAL K. Sato, T. Fujikawa and C. Koga Fukuoka University, Japan

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MORNING

THE DEVELOPMENT OF EFFECTIVE WASTE TREATMENT TECHNOLOGY OF HEATING POWER PLANTS IN THE BAIKAL REGION E. Fomina, V. Starostina and V. Vlasova National Research Irkutsk Technical University, Russia WORKSHOP #1 │ IMPERIAL 4 │ 11:30 – 13:30

MANAGEMENT OF HEALTHCARE WASTE FROM THE CIRCULAR ECONOMY POINT OF VIEW [in Greek] ΔΙΑΧΕΙΡΙΣΗ ΑΠΟΒΛΗΤΩΝ ΥΓΕΙΟΝΟΜΙΚΩΝ ΜΟΝΑΔΩΝ ΑΠΟ ΤΗΝ ΣΚΟΠΙΑ ΤΗΣ ΚΥΚΛΙΚΗΣ ΟΙΚΟΝΟΜΙΑΣ

Main Lecturer: E. Voudrias – Democritus University of Thrace, Greece

Health sector in the EU generates 10% of gross domestic product, 15% of public spending, 8% of the workforce and has high growth potential. Although, the first priority of health services is the provision of medical care, the implementation of waste minimization & recycling programs can save both environmental & economic resources. Case studies show-ing that the implementation of the circular economy model in a health unit is both profitable & environmentally friendly will be presented.

E. Tsigris Envirodent Ltd, Greece

"MICRO" WASTE MANAGEMENT IN GREECE ΔΙΑΧΕΙΡΙΣΗ ΜΙΚΡΟ-ΑΠΟΒΛΗΤΩΝ ΣΤΗΝ ΕΛΛΑΔΑ

I. Tzoutzas, E. Tsigris National & Kapodistrian University of Athens, School of Dentistry, Greece

DENTAL HEALTHCARE RELATED DISPOSABLES - CIRCULAR ECONOMY CHALLENGES

ΑΠΟΡΡΙΜΜΑΤΑ ΑΠΟ ΟΔΟΝΤΙΑΤΡΙΚΗ ΠΕΡΙΘΑΛΨΗ – ΠΡΟΚΛΗΣΕΙΣ ΚΥΚΛΙΚΗΣ ΟΙΚΟΝΟΜΙΑΣ

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LUNCH │13:30 – 15:30 POSTER SESSION │ IMPERIAL 1 │15:30 – 16:00 S4. WASTE CHARACTERIZATION I │ IMPERIAL 2 │ 16:00 – 17:30 Chair:

A METHOD TO QUANTIFY THE HAZARDOUSNESS OF WASTE E. Thomanetz GCTU GmbH, Germany

WHY YOU SHOULDN'T ASSUME YOUR NON-HAZARDOUS FEEDSTOCK IS NON HAZARDOUS: THE FORENSIC ANALYSIS OF A FILTER CAKE PRODUCED FROM THE MANUFACTURE OF FIREFIGHTING FOAM FROM HOOF AND HORN MEAL I. Bishop1 and T. Gill2 1 One Touch Data Limited, United Kingdom | 2 Angus Fire Limited, United Kingdom

EVALUATING HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATABILITY BY JAR TESTING M. Apostolou1, K. Tsolakidis1, T. Tjessem2 and T. Bilstad2 1 School of Environmental Engineering, Technical University of Crete, Greece 2 Dpt of Chemistry and Environmental Engineering, University of Stavanger, Norway

LEACHING BEHAVIOUR OF GRANULAR AGGREGATES CONTAINING MSWI BOTTOM ASH P. Piperno, L. Biganzoli and M. Grosso Technical University of Milan, Italy

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AFTERNOON

S5. E-WASTE MANAGEMENT & TREATMENT I │ IMPERIAL 3 Chair: │ 16:00 – 17:30

DEVELOPMENT OF A GUIDELINE FOR THE ANALYSIS OF E-WASTE COMPOSITION P. Beigl, A. Jandric, R. Ottner and S. Salhofer University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences (BOKU), Austria

MOBILE PHONE COLLECTION - WHICH SYSTEMS ARE MOST SUCCESSFUL? M. Pamperl, P. Beigl and S. Salhofer University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences (BOKU), Austria

A ZERO-WASTE APPROACH TO RECOVER METALS FROM SPENT PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARDS I.F.F. Neto and H.M.V.M. Soares REQUIMTE/LAQV, Dpt. Of Chemical Engineering, University of Porto, Portugal

FEEDSTOCK RECYCLING OF WASTE ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT (WEEE) BASED ON THEIR THERMAL DECOMPOSITION P. Evangelopoulos, H. Persson, E. Kantarelis and W. Yang Royal Institute of Technology (KTH), Sweden

TOWARDS A CIRCULAR ECONOMY OF INDIUM IN LIQUID CRYSTAL DISPLAYS: A FOCUS ON PRE-TREATMENT V. Savvilotidou1, A. Kousaiti1, B. Batinic2, M. Vaccari3, E. Kastanaki1, K. Karagianni1 and E. Gidarakos1 1 School of Environmental Engineering, Technical University of Crete, Greece, 2 Faculty of Technical Sciences, University of Novi Sad, Serbia 3 Dpt. of Civil, Environmental, Architectural Engineering and Mathematics, University of Brescia, Italy

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AFTERNOON

S6. CHROMIUM CONTAMINATION │ IMPERIAL 4 │ 16:00 – 17:30 Chair:

CHROMATED COPPER ARSENATE (CCA) SPILL IN DJIBOUTI: REMEDIATION 15 YEARS LATER I. Avramikos1, P. Manolopoulos1, K. Sakkalis1, A. Korkolis1 and M. Costa2 1 POLYECO S.A., Greece | 2 Ecodeal S.A., Chamusca, Portugal

EXTENT, MOBILITY AND IMPACT OF GEOGENIC CHROMIUM IN SOILS OF ASOPOS BASIN M.A. Lilli, N.P. Nikolaidis, N. Kalogerakis and G. Karatzas School of Environmental Engineering, Technical University of Crete, Greece,

MODELING THE GROUNDWATER FLOW AND HEXAVALENT CHROMIUM TRANSPORT IN THE ASOPOS RIVER BASIN Z. Dokou1, G.P. Karatzas2, N.P. Nikolaidis2 and N. Kalogerakis2 1 Dpt. of Civil and Environ. Engineering, University of Connecticut, United States 2 School of Environmental Engineering, Technical University of Crete, Greece

REDUCING CHROMATE HOT-SPOTS IN A RESOURCE FRIENDLY WAY P. Mueller1, R. Mischitz1, P. Sedlazeck2, D. Hoellen2 1 ferroDECONT GmbH, Austria | 2 Montanuniversitaet Leoben, Austria

PILOT APPLICATION OF CHROMIUM CONTAMINATED GROUNDWATER REMEDIATION PROGRAM – FIRST RESULTS EVALUATION S. Pouli, D. Bouzas, X. Kourenti and M. Nikiforaki Hellenic Ministry of Environment and Energy, Greece

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WORKSHOP #2 │ GRAND IMPERIAL │ 16:00 – 17:30 & 18:00 –20:00

Environmental Odour: Odour Emission – Dispersion – Impact / Risk Assessment – Abatement

Main Lecturer: W.J. Lu and M.F. Mustafa School of Environment, Tsinghua University (Beijing), China

APPLICATION OF NON-THERMAL PLASMA FOR VOLATILE COMPOUNDS (VCS) REMOVAL AT SEWAGE SLUDGE COMPOSTING

FACILITY

Z. Duan, P. Kjeldsen and C. Scheutz Dpt. of Environ. Engineering, Technical University of Denmark, Denmark,

DEVELOPMENT AND VALIDATION OF A METHOD FOR DETERMINING VOCS BY USING MULTI-SORBENT TUBES AND ATD-GC-MS

Y.P. Huang Shanghai Institute of Plant Physiology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China

THE MECHANISM OF BLACK SOLDIER FLIES TO ELIMINATE THE WASTE ODOR

C. Wu and J. Liu School of Chemistry and Biological Engineering, University of Science and Technology Beijing, China

PREDICTION OF THE ODOR FROM A WASTE DISPOSAL PLANT BASED ON CHEMICAL CONCENTRATIONS

COFFEE BREAK │17:30 – 18:00

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S7. WASTE CHARACTERIZATION II │ IMPERIAL 2 │ 18:00 – 20:00 Chair:

FATE AND DISTRIBUTION OF HEAVY METALS DURING PYROLYSIS OF INDUSTRIAL SLUDGE EFFECT OF OPERATING TEMPERATURE, REACTION TIME AND HEATING RATE W.D. Chanaka Udayanga1, A. Veksha1, A. Giannis1, V.W.-C. Chang2 and T.-T. Lim1 1 Nanyang Technological University, Singapore 2 Dpt. of Civil Engineering, Monash University, Australia

REMOVAL AND RECOVERY OF LIQUID CRYSTAL FROM USED WASTE LCD PANEL USING SUBCRITICAL WATER S. Izhar1,2, H. Yoshida1,2, E. Nishio3, Y. Utsumi3 and N. Kakimori3 1Dpt. of Chemical and Environ. Engineering, University Putra Malaysia, Malaysia 2 Ecology Research Center, Research Organization for the 21st Century, Japan 3 Environment Research and Development Center, Environmental Protection Group, Sharp Corporation, Japan

COST COMPARISON BETWEEN TWO DIFFERENT TWO-LIQUID FLOTATION METHODS TO RECOVER ULTRA-FINE RARE EARTH FLUORESCENT POWDERS FOR MATERIAL RECYCLING A. Otsuki1, G. Dodbiba2 and T. Fujita2 1 University of Lorraine, France 2 Dpt. of Systems Innovation, School of Engineering, The University of Tokyo, Japan

METHODOLOGY FOR CALCULATION OF GHG EMISSIONS FOR A SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM - METHODOLOGY FOR ADAPTATION TO CLIMATE CHANGE: CASE STUDIES C. Tsompanidis, T. Lolos and E. Ieremiadi ENVIROPLAN S.A., Greece

A STUDY OF PAH VARIABILITY IN REPLICATE SOIL SAMPLES K. Plambeck1, P. Maurici1, J.M. Nash1, S.R. Jones1, D. Springer2 and P. Gorman1 Douglas Partners, Australia | Envirolab Group, Australia

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S8. E-WASTE MANAGEMENT & TREATMENT II │ IMPERIAL 3

│ 18:00 – 20:00 Chair:

MECHANICAL PROCESSING OF WASTE PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARDS FOR ENHANCING METAL RECOVERY A. Otsuki and L. Grasser University of Lorraine, France

POTENTIALS AND CHALLENGES OF RECYCLED MATERIAL FROM PHOTOVOLTAIC PANELS IN CEMENT MORTARS V. Savvilotidou and E. Gidarakos School of Environmental Engineering, Technical University of Crete, Greece,

WASTE TONER POWDER AS A RESOURCE IN CONCRETE INDUSTRY - CLOSING THE LOOP A. Anić Vučinić, I. Melnjak, L. Radetić and I. Grčić University of Zagreb, Faculty of Geotechnical Engineering, Croatia

REMOVAL OF IMPURITIES FROM WPCB LEACHING SOLUTION USING MAGNETITE ADSORBENT FOR GOLD RECOVERY M. Bae1,2, J.-C. Lee1,2 and S. Kim1,2 1 University of Science and Technology, Republic of Korea 2 Korea Institute of Geoscience and Mineral Resources, Republic of Korea

ASSESSMENT OF ANTIMONY IN PLASTICS FROM WEEE A. Alassali1, S. Fiore2 and K. Kuchta1 1 Hamburg University of Technology, Germany | 2 Technical University of Torino, Italy

WASTE MULTILAYER COMPOSITES SEPARATION USING DISSOLUTION: OVERVIEW OF LITHUANIAN EXPERIENCES A.A.S. Yousef, M. Tatariants, A. Rimšaitė, T. Mumladze, V. Narkevičiūtė, J. Denafas and G. Denafas Kaunas University of Technology, Lithuania

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S9. HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEMENT IN RUSSIA│

IMPERIAL 4 │ 18:00 – 20:00 Chair:

THE ISSUE OF THE COLLECTION, UTILIZATION AND RECYCLING OF WASTE CHEMICAL CURRENT SOURCES IN RUSSIA V. Zilenina, O. Ulanova and K. Fedotov Irkutsk National Research Technical University, Russia

GRANULOMETRIC AND CHEMICAL STUDIES OF INDUSTRIAL ASH AND SLAG WASTES OF THE RUSSIAN FAR EAST (BASED ON THE EXAMPLE OF CHPP-2, VLADIVOSTOK) A. Taskin1, L. Alekseiko1, S. Ivannikov1, O. Danilov1, O. Elkin1 and H. Chauduru2 1 Far Eastern Federal University (FEFU), Russia 2 Dpt. of Physics, National Institute of Technology Durgapur, West Bengal, India

THE ASSESSMENT OF ENERGY POTENTIAL OF A SOLID WASTE LANDFILL IN VLADIVOSTOK, RUSSIA K.S. Bondareva1, L.P. Lazareva2 and E.V. Makeeva1 1 Regional center of eco-audit and consulting, Russia 2 Far Eastern Federal University, Russia

COMPLEX TREATMENT TO SOLVE THE PROBLEMS OF UTILIZATION AND PROLONGATION OF THE ALUMINUM POT LINING LIFE CYCLE S.N. Fedorov1, E.M. Gutema1, V.Yu. Bazhin1 and E.S. Gorlanov2 1 St. Petersburg Mining University, Russia 2 LLC “Expert-AL”, Russia

EXPERIENCE AND PROBLEMS OF RECYCLING OF NON-HAZARDOUS SOILS DURING THE IMPLEMENTATION OF LARGE (MAJOR) INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS IN RUSSIA, AT THE EXAMPLE OF THE KALININGRAD REGION S. Lavrinenko Regional Union of Waste Recycling Enterprises of the Kaliningrad Oblast, Russia

STUDY OF POLYMER COMPOSITE MATERIALS FORMED IN RUSSIA UTILIZATION Y. Kulikova, N. Sliusar and V. Korotaev Perm National Research Polytechnic University, Russia

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WORKSHOP #3 │ ATHENA │ 18:00 – 20:00

Healthcare Waste & Circular Flow Economy: Aspects Inside Recycling Management & Waste Removal in Europe

Main Lecturer: M. Hoffmann - Jena University Hospital, Germany

The workshop aims to achieve better understanding of the characteristics of HCW management and gives an overview of:

• the major sources; • types, different categories and identification; • waste management and technologies (collection, depositing,

transport, treatment and disposal); • waste streams for solids and liquids (logistic options, storage

area, waste minimization); • reducing the direct and indirect risks; • guidelines and regulations.

E. Voudrias Democritus University of Thrace, Greece

MANAGEMENT OF HEALTHCARE WASTE FROM THE CIRCULAR ECONOMY POINT OF VIEW

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REGISTRATION │ 8:00 – 10:00

KEYNOTE LECTURE │ GRAND IMPERIAL │ 9:00 – 9:30

R. Stegmann1 and W. Lu2 1 Hamburg University of Technology 2 Tsinghua University (Beijing), China

SOCIAL ASPECTS OF WASTE MANAGEMENT

S10. HEALTHCARE WASTE MANAGEMENT │ GRAND IMPERIAL │ 9:30 – 11:30

Chair:

HOSPITAL WASTE MANAGEMENT IN SELECTED MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS IN AUSTRIA S. Mahnik VAMED – KMB Technical Operation and Management Ltd., Austria

DISPOSAL, LOGISTICS AND MANAGEMENT OF WASTES IN HOSPITALS - SELECTED EXAMPLES AT THE JENA UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL M. Hoffmann Jena University Hospital, Germany

ASSESSMENT OF MEDICAL WASTE MANAGEMENT USING THE CIRCULAR ECONOMY MODEL S. Vlassaki, E. Gidarakos and F.-M. Pellera School of Environmental Engineering, Technical University of Crete, Greece,

IMPLANTABLE MEDICAL DEVICES: ENVIRONMENTAL AND ECONOMIC IMPLICATIONS OF THEIR REUSE M. Vaccari1, S. Sbaffoni2 and T. Tudor3 1 Dpt. of Civil Engineering, Architecture, Land, Environment and Mathematics, University of Brescia, Italy | 2 Sustainability Department, ENEA, Italy | 3 Faculty of Arts, Science and Technology, University of Northampton, United Kingdom

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ATTITUDE AND CULTURAL LEVEL OF HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS ON THE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM OF THE HOSPITABLE WASTE R. Kharzi, R. Chaib and A.Akni Transport and Environment Engineering Laboratory, Mentouri University, Algeria

S11. PRODUCTION RESIDUES │ IMPERIAL 2 │ 9:30 – 11:30 Chair:

UPCYCLING OF NON-CONDENSABLE PYROLYSIS GASES FROM PLASTICS INTO CARBON NANOTUBES FOR ELECTROCATALYTIC APPLICATIONS A. Giannis, A. Veksha, J.G.S. Moo, W.-D. Oh, Y. Ke, P. Weerachanchai and G. Lisak Nanyang Technological University, Singapore

DEGRADATION OF INDUSTRIAL TANNIN AND LIGNIN FROM PULP MILL EFFLUENT BY AEROBIC GRANULAR SLUDGE H. Vashi and J.H. Tay Dpt. of Civil Engineering, University of Calgary, Canada

THE USE OF ZEOLITIC WASTE IN CLOSED RECIRCULATING FISH-FARMING SYSTEMS A. Mikelionienė1, D. Vaičiukynienė1 and A. Kantautas2 1 Aleksandras Stulginskis University, Lithuania 2 Kaunas University of Technology, Lithuania

MANAGEMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL WASTE AND HAZARDOUS CHEMICAL IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: A CASE STUDY OF NIGERIA A.A. Ahmed Federal Polytechnic Nasarawa, Nigeria

RESPIRATION ACTIVITY AS MEANS FOR STABILITY ASSESSMENT DURING COMPOSTING OF VARIOUS ORGANIC WASTE C. Chroni, A. Kyriacou, K. Abeliotis and K. Lasaridi Harokopio University, Greece

OPTIMIZING THE VERMICOMPOSTING OF ORGANIC WASTES AMENDED WITH INORGANIC MATERIALS FOR PRODUCTION OF NUTRIENT-RICH ORGANIC FERTILIZERS: A REVIEW H.A. Mupambwa1 and P.N.S. Mnkeni2 1 University of Namibia, Namibia | 2 University of Fort Hare, South Africa

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S12. ASBESTOS │ IMPERIAL 3 │ 9:30 – 11:30 Chair:

ASBESTOS RECOGNITION IN CONSTRUCTION AND DEMOLITION WASTE BY HYPERSPECTRAL IMAGING G. Bonifazi, G. Capobianco and S. Serranti Sapienza University of Rome, Italy

REMEDIATION OF AN ITALIAN SUPERFUND SITE IN SICILY F. Paglietti, S. Malinconico, S. Bellagamba, P. De Simone, D. Taddei, C. Massaro INAIL – DIT, Italy

ASBESTOS TREATED MATERIAL CHARACTERIZATION AND ITS POTENTIAL APPLICATION ON HYDRAULIC MORTARS FOR RESTORATION APPLICATIONS A. Valouma, G. Triantafyllou and E. Gidarakos Technical University of Crete, Greece

HYDROTHERMAL PROCESS DEVELOPMENT FOR THE TREATMENT OF ASBESTOS CONTAINING WASTE Ct. Nzogo Metoule1, S. Delaby1, Jh. Ferrasse2 and O. Boutin2 1 CSTB, Comfort Health Direction, France 2 Aix Marseille University, CNRS, France

REUSE OF TREATED ASBESTOS CONTAINING WASTE AS ARTIFICIAL POZZOLAN AND COMPARISON WITH COMMERCIAL MICROSILICA A. Koukoutsaki, A. Valouma, E. Gidarakos School of Environmental Engineering, Technical University of Crete, Greece

TREATMENT AND DISPOSAL OF ASBESTOS AND PALYGORSKITE CONTAINING TUNNEL DRILLING WASTE ROCKS K.E. Lorber and R. Sarc Montanuniversitaet Leoben, Austria

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FULL DAY WORKSHOP │ IMPERIAL 4 │ 9:30 – 20:00

Industrial Waste Management in Greece [in Greek] Διαχείριση Βιομηχανικών Αποβλήτων στην Ελλάδα

9:30 – 11:30│Part 1

WASTE WAITING TO BE RECORDED AND UTILIZED IN GREECE ΑΠΌΒΛΗΤΑ ΕΝ ΑΝΑΜΟΝΉ ΚΑΤΑΓΡΑΦΉΣ ΚΑΙ ΑΞΙΟΠΟΊΗΣΗΣ ΣΤΗΝ

ΕΛΛΆΔΑ

Chair: P. Merkos and E. Gidarakos Hellenic Ministry of Environment and Energy and Technical University of Crete

Greece WASTE WAITING TO BE RECORDED AND UTILIZED IN GREECE Απόβλητα εν αναμονή καταγραφής & αξιοποίησης στην Ελλάδα P. Merkos Hellenic Ministry of Environment and Energy, Greece

DIGITAL WASTE REGISTRY (DWR): RESULTS – PROSPECTS – PROBLEMS Ηλεκτρονικό Μητρώο Αποβλήτων (ΗΜΑ): Αποτελέσματα – Προοπτικές – Απόβλητα A. Arfanakou, F. Boura and A.-M. Verouchi Hellenic Ministry of Environment and Energy, Greece

REGIONAL WASTE MANAGEMENT PLANS: EXPERIENCES AND LESSONS LEARNT Τοπικά Σχέδια Διαχείρισης Αποβλήτων: εμπειρίες και μαθήματα A. Arfanakou, S. Mani and E. Kampragkou Hellenic Ministry of Environment and Energy, Greece

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MODERNIZATION AND UTILIZATION OF THE HAZARDOUS MEDICAL WASTE INCINERATOR (HMWI) OF EDSNA FOR THE ENVIRONMENTALLY OPTIMAL AND TECHNICALLY - ECONOMICALLY SUSTAINABLE TREATMENT OF HWM AND SIMILAR WASTE Εκσυγχρονισμός και αξιοποίηση του αποτεφρωτή επικίνδυνων ιατρικών αποβλήτων (ΕΙΑ) του ΕΔΣΝΑ για την περιβαλλοντικά βέλτιστη και τεχνικοοικονομικά αειφόρο επεξεργασία ΕΙΑ και παρόμοιων αποβλήτων P. Merkos1, S. Stasinos2, G. Boumpoukas3 and N. Kothris3 1 Ministry of Environment and Energy, Greece | 2 Helector S.A., Greece | 3 J/V Helector S.A. – Arsi S.A., Greece

END-OF-WASTE STATUS (ART. 6 OF DIRECTIVE 2008/98): AN IMPORTANT (AND MESSY) CONCEPT Αποχαρακτηρισμός αποβλήτων (άρθρ. 6 Οδηγίας 2008/98): μια σημαντική (και «ασαφής») έννοια G. Balias and P. Merkos 1 Harokopio University of Athens, Greece | 2 Ministry of Environment and Energy, Greece

THE EXLPOITATION OF CONSTRUCTION AND DEMOLITION WASTES IN CEMENT AND CONCRETE INDUSTRY AND IN LANDFILLS AS WELL Αξιοποίηση αποβλήτων κατασκευών και κατεδαφίσεων στη βιομηχα-νία τσιμέντου και σκυροδέματος και σε χώρους υγειονομικής ταφής P. Merkos1, C.-T. Galbenis2 and S. Tsimas3 1 Hellenic Ministry of Environment and Energy, Greece | 2 Titan Cement S.A., Greece | 3 National Technical University of Athens, Greece COFFEE BREAK │ 11:30 – 12:00

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12:00 – 13:30│Part 2

UTILIZING FLYING ASH ΑΞΙΟΠΟΙΗΣΗ ΙΠΤΑΜΕΝΗΣ ΤΕΦΡΑΣ

Chair: HELLENIC TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS OF FLYING ASHES TOWARDS THEIR FURTHER EXPLOITATION. EXPECTATIONS AND CURRENT SITUATION Ελληνικές τεχνικές προδιαγραφές ιπτάμενης τέφρας για την αξιοποίησή της: προσδοκίες και υφιστάμενη κατάσταση S. Tsimas1, I. Papayianni2 and A. Moutsatsou1 1 National Technical University of Athens, Greece 2 Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece

HELLENIC COAL COMBUSTION PRODUCTS (CCPs) AND THEIR UPGRADE POSSIBILITIES AIMING TO THE INCREASE OF THEIR USES IN THE CONSTRUCTION SECTOR Προϊόντα καύσης γαιάνθρακα στην Ελλάδα και δυνατότητες αναβάθμισής τους με στόχο την αύξηση της χρήσης τους στον κατασκευαστικό τομέα S. Tsimas1, P. Merkos2, N. Petsas3 and A. Christou3 1 National Technical University of Athens, Greece | 2 Hellenic Ministry of Environment and Energy, Greece | 3 Public Power Corporation S.A., Greece

GREEN PRODUCTS DEVELOPMENT FROM LIGNITE ASH Ανάπτυξη πράσινων προϊόντων από λιγνιτική τέφρα E. Katsika1, M. Volioti1, V. Karayiannis1, P. Merkos2 and A. Moutsatsou1 1 National Technical University of Athens, Greece 2 Hellenic Ministry of Environment and Energy, Greece

THE USE OF HCFA IN ROAD CONSTRUCTION Χρήση ιπτάμενης τέφρας υψηλής περιεκτικότητας σε ασβέστιο στην κατασκευή δρόμων I. Papayianni, E. Anastasiou, M. Papachristoforou and A. Liapis Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece

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A POTENTIAL UTILISATION OF LIGNITE FLY ASH IN OIL SPILL CLEAN-UP Πιθανή χρήση λιγνιτικής ιπτάμενης τέφρας στον καθαρισμό πετρελαιοκηλίδων O.K. Karakasi1, P. Merkos2 and A. Moutsatsou1 1 National Technical University of Athens, Greece 2 Hellenic Ministry of Environment and Energy, Greece 16:00 – 17:30│Part 3

CASE STUDIES ΠΕΡΙΠΤΩΣΕΙΣ ΜΕΛΕΤΩΝ

EVALUATION OF ALTERNATIVE FUELS PROPERTIES ON CLINKER PROFILE: THE TITAN KAMARI CASE Αξιολόγηση ιδιοτήτων εναλλακτικών καυσίμων στο προφίλ του κλίνκερ : η περίπτωση ΤΙΤΑΝ Καμάρι P. Megagianni1, S. Antiohos2, A. Katsiamboulas2, I. Marinos2 and G. Matsopoulos1 1 National Technical University of Athens, Greece | 2 Titan Cement S.A., Greece

THE USE OF WASTES AND BY PRODUCTS IN CEMENT INDUSTRY TOWARDS LOWERING CO2 EMISSIONS Η χρήση αποβλήτων και παραπροϊόντων στη βιομηχανία τσιμέντου για την μείωση των εκπομπών CO2

S. Tsimas1, P. Merkos2 and S. Antiohos3 1 National Technical University of Athens, Greece | 2 Hellenic Ministry of Environment and Energy, Greece | 3 Titan Cement S.A., Greece

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REACTIVITY UPGRADE OF GLASS CULLET AFTER THE EFFECT OF WEATHERING CONDITIONS ON ITS SURFACE Αναβάθμιση αντιδραστικότητας θραυσμάτων γυαλιού μετά την επίδραση συνθηκών φθοράς στην επιφάνειά τους C.-A. Drosou1, S. Spanomarkos1, A.-N. Stefanis2 and A. Moutsatsou1 1 National Technical University of Athens, Greece 2 Technological Educational Institute of Athens, Greece

CIRCULAR ECONOMY IN THE OIL REFINING SECTOR: WASTE VALORIZATION AS RAW MATERIALS, ADDITIVES OR FUELS Κυκλική οικονομία στον τομέα της διύλισης πετρελαίου: αξιοποίηση αποβλήτων ως πρώτες ύλες, πρόσθετα ή καύσιμα E. Tsapra, A. Mountouris and P. Pagoni Hellenic Petroleum S.A., Greece

THE PROSPECTS OF IMPLEMENTATION OF ARTIFICIAL POZZOLAN, DERIVED FROM CONVERTED ASBESTOS CONTAINING WASTE, IN THE CONSTRUCTION SECTOR Προοπτικές εφαρμογής τεχνητής ποζολάνης από επεξεργασμένα αμιαντούχα απόβλητα στον κατασκευαστικό τομέα A. Valouma and E. Gidarakos School of Environmental Engineering, Technical University of Crete, Greece

THE CONCEPT OF THE PROJECT HYDROPCB: AN INTEGRATED METHOD OF HYDROMETALLURGICAL METAL RECOVERY AND BIOLOGICAL WASTE WATER TREATMENT TOWARDS ZERO DISCHARGE Η έννοια του προγράμματος HYDROPCB: ολοκληρωμένη μέθοδος υδρομεταλλουργικής ανάκτησης μετάλλων και βιολογικής επεξεργασίας υγρών αποβλήτων με μηδενικές εκροές S. Karamoutsos1, A. Stergiou1, E. Remoundaki2, S. Agatzini-Leonardou2, G.N. Anastassakis2, P. Oustadakis2, P. Kousi2, A. Hatzikioseyian2, P. Tsakiridis2 and M. Tsezos2 1 BIANATT S.A., Greece | 2 National Technical University of Athens, Greece 18:00 – 20:00│ROUND TABLE DISCUSSION 40


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S13. PLASTICS AND OTHER WASE IN SEAS │ GRAND IMPERIAL

│ 12:00 – 13:30 Chair:

STUDY OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN COMPOSITION AND MORPHOMETRY OF MARINE MICROPLASTICS BY HYPERSPECTRAL IMAGING G. Bonifazi1, A. Cózar2, R. Palmieri1 and S. Serranti1 1 Sapienza University of Rome, Italy | 2 University of Cádiz, Spain

ANAEROBIC DEGRADATION OF COMPOSTABLE BIOPLASTIC: PRE-LIMINARY BATCH RESULTS P.S. Calabro, A. Folino and F. Fazzino Mediterranea University of Reggio Calabria, Italy

SURVIVAL OF OPPORTUNISTIC BACTERIA ON THE MARINE PLASTIC LITTER E.A. Bogatyrenko1, L.S. Buzoleva1,2, T.V. Dunkai1, A.V. Kim1 and A.I. Eskova1,2 1 Far Eastern Federal University, Russia 2 Somov Research Institute of Epidemiology and Microbiology, Russia

MICROPLASTIC IN THE COASTAL SEA WATERS OF RUSSIA I. Blinovskaia and O. Valiulina Far Eastern Federal University, Vladivostok, Russia

ON ALTERNATIVES TO REDUCE THE NEGATIVE IMPACT OF SEWAGE FROM INDUSTRIAL ENTERPRISES ON THE WATER AREA OF GOLDEN HORN BAY E.V. Makeeva1, L.P. Lazareva2, K.S. Bondareva1, V.I. Petukhov2, I.V. Moskovaya2 and A.S. Kholodov2 1 Regional center of eco-audit and consulting, Russia 2 Far Eastern Federal University, Russia

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S14. E-WASTE RECYCLING AND MATERIAL RECOVERY │

IMPERIAL 2 │ 12:00 – 13:30 Chair:

CIRCULAR ECONOMY IN E-WASTE MANAGEMENT: INFORMATION BASIS FOR BETTER RESOURCE RECOVERY K. Parajuly, P.K. Schibye and H. Wenzel University of Southern Denmark, Denmark

RECOVERY OF PRECIOUS AND CRITICAL METALS AS A SERVICE B. Kopacek Austrian Society for Systems Engineering and Automation, Austria

WEEE RECYCLING ON BASE OF THE CENELEC STANDARDS EN 50625-XX: ENVIRONMENTAL REQUIREMENTS IN EUROPEAN STANDARDISATION - GREECE IS GOING A VERY GOOD WAY H. Angelakopoulos1 and C. Becker2 1 APPLIANCES RECYCLING S.A., Greece 2 RAL-Quality Assurance Associations, Luxembourg

PRACTICES AND INITIATIVES FOR EEE REUSE AND WEEE PREPARING FOR REUSE IN GREECE K. Lasaridi1, K. Boikou1, K. Kalafata2, C. Chroni1, Ch. Angelakopoulos2 and K. Abeliotis1 1 Harokopio University, Greece | 2 Appliances Recycling S.A., Greece

E-PLASTIC IN EUROPE : AN OVERVIEW K. Pivnenko and T.F. Astrup Technical University of Denmark, Denmark

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S15. WATER POLLUTION AND TREATMENT │ IMPERIAL 3

│ 12:00 – 13:30 Chair:

USE OF BIOCHARS PRODUCED FROM WASTE BIOMASS FOR REMOVING NICKEL FROM AQUEOUS SOLUTIONS R.-N. Mourgela, P. Regkouzas, F.-M. Pellera and E. Diamadopoulos School of Environmental Engineering, Technical University of Crete, Greece

PB-CONTAMINATED SOLUTION TREATMENT BY BIOCHAR A. Chiavola, S. Marzeddu, A. Antonucci and M.R. Boni Sapienza University of Rome, Italy

THE REMEDIATION OF TEX AND SITE GROUNDWATER USING INORGANO- ORGANO BENTONITE SOIL MIX PERMEABLE REACTIVE BARRIER Z. Abunada1,2, A. Al-Tabbaa2 and C. Ouellet-Plamondon3 1 Antalya Science University, Turkey | 2 University of Cambridge, United Kingdom | 3 University of Québec, Canada

INFLUENCE OF UV IRRADIATION ON THE PHOTOCATALYTIC PROPERTIES OF ZNO M. Dimitropoulos, C.A. Aggelopoulos, K. Govatsi, L. Sygellou and S.N. Yannopoulos Foundation for Research and Technology Hellas – Institute of Chemical Engineering Sciences, Greece

EFFECT OF SUBMERGED COMBUSTION EVAPORATION ON CD COMPLEXATION POTENTIAL OF LEACHATE ORGANIC MATTER L. Zhang and D. Yue Tsinghua University, China

LUNCH │13:30 – 15:30

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KEYNOTE LECTURE │ GRAND IMPERIAL │ 15:30 – 16:00

R. Trapp – International Disarmament Consultant, France

MILITARY CHEMICAL WASTE DISPOSAL: CURRENT TRENDS AND CHALLENGES

S16. MARINE POLLUTION │ GRAND IMPERIAL │ 16:00 – 17:30 Chair:

SHIPPING RISK ASSESSMENT: CASE STUDY FOR GREEK WATERS N. Flashner Archipelagos Maritime Institute, Greece

THE CAUSATUM OF THE "SEA DIAMOND" SHIPWRECK J.N. Hahladakis, I. Moukazis and E. Gidarakos School of Environmental Engineering, Technical University of Crete, Greece

APPROACHES TO SOLVING THE PROBLEM OF TREATING CONTAMINATED MARINE BOTTOM SEDIMENTS E.A. Kazachkova, L.P. Lazareva, V.I. Petukhov, M.A. Tretyakova Far Eastern Federal University, Russia

QUANTIFYING A MARINE ECOSYSTEM'S RESPONSE TO A CATASTROPHIC OIL SPILL G. Thomas1, B. Archer1, T. Cameron1, L. Hepburn1, T.J. McGenity1, A. Miliou2, T. Tsimpidis2, C. Whitby1, B. McKew1 1 University of Essex, United Kingdom 2 Archipelagos Institute of Marine Conservation, Greece

ECOLOGICAL STATE OF NOVIK BAY ON CHEMICAL-ECOLOGICAL AND MICROBIOLOGICAL INDICATORS (BAY OF PETER THE GREAT, JAPANESE SEA) N.K. Khristoforova and T.V. Boychenko Far Eastern Federal University, Russia

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S17. TOXICOLOGY │ IMPERIAL 2 │ 16:00 – 17:30 Chair:

FACING THE COMPLEXITY OF HEALTH IMPACT ASSESSMENT IN INDUSTRIALLY CONTAMINATED SITES: THE EXPOSOME CONNECTIVITY PARADIGM D.A. Sarigiannis1, A. Gotti1, A. Gypakis2 and S.P. Karakitsios1 1 Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece 2 General Secretariat for Research and Technology, Ministry of Education, Greece

MECHANISMS OF ACTION OF ANTHROPOGENIC DISORDERS IN THE INCREASE MORBIDITY D. Petrakis and A.M. Tsatsakis Faculty of Medicine, University of Crete, Greece

ENDOCRINE DISRUPTORS LEADING TO OBESITY AND RELATED DISEASES D. Petrakis1, L. Vassilopoulou1, C. Mamoulakis2, C. Psycharakis3, A. Anifantaki4, S. Sifakis5, A.O. Docea6, J. Tsiaoussis7, A. Makrigiannakis7 and A.M. Tsatsakis1 1 Faculty of Medicine, University of Crete, Greece | 2 University General Hospital of Heraklion - Medical School, University of Crete, Greece | 3 Venizeleio—Pananio General Hospital of Heraklion, Greece | 4 Crete Fertility Center, Greece |5 Mitera Hospital, Greece | 6 University of Medicine and Pharmacy, Romania | 7 Medical School, University of Crete, Greece

BIOMONITORING AND EFFECTS ON HEALTH AND THE ENVIRONMENT FROM EXPOSURE TO PESTICIDES IN CRETE I. Katsikantami Faculty of Medicine, University of Crete, Greece

OBESITY AND PERSISTENT ORGANIC POLLUTANTS AND RELATED HEALTH PROBLEMS L. Vassilopoulou, T.K. Nikolouzakis, C. Psycharakis, D. Petrakis, J. Tsiaoussis and A.M. Tsatsakis Medical School, University of Crete, Greece

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S18. ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION IN RUSSIA │ IMPERIAL 3 Chair: │ 16:00 – 17:30

POLLUTION OF THE VLADIVOSTOK SEAPORT WATER AREA: STATE OF PROBLEM AND WAYS OF ITS SOLUTION E. Kazachkova, L. Lazareva, V. Petukhov, M. Tretyakova and S. Govorushko Far Eastern Federal University, Russia

ACCUMULATION OF TRACE ELEMENTS BY IRON-MANGANESE NODULES IN SOILS OF COASTAL AREAS Y.O. Timofeeva1, A.A. Karabtsov2 and M.L. Sidorenko3 1 Federal Scientific Center of the East Asia Terrestrial Biodiversity, Russia 2 Far Eastern Geological Institute, Russia 3 Far Eastern Federal University, Russia

ROLE OF MACROBENTHOS IN FUNCTION OF PERMANENTLY POLLUTED MARINE ECOSYSTEMS IN THE PETER THE GREAT BAY Y.Α. Galysheva1, A.V. Radovets2, E.K. Mironova1 and V.E. Metrevely1 1 Far Eastern Federal University, Russia 2 Admiral Nevelskoy Maritime State University, Russia

SOILS OF SEASHORE AS THE HABITAT OF LISTERIA MONOCITOGENES M.L. Sidorenko1, L.S. Buzoleva2 and V.A. Sidorenko3 1 Far Eastern Federal University and Federal Scientific Center of the East Asia Terrestrial Biodiversity, Far Eastern Branch of Russian Academy of Sciences, Vladivostok, Russia 2 Far Eastern Federal University and Somov Institute of Epidemiology and Microbiology, Russia 3 Pacific State Medical University, Russia

THE EVALUATION OF THE EFFICIENCY OF REDUCING THE CONCENTRATION OF COAL DUST IN THE ATMOSPHERIC AIR AS A RESULT OF TREATMENT OF COAL WITH A WATER-SALT SOLUTION (BISCHOFITE) L.P. Lazareva1, V.I. Petukhov1, E.V. Makeeva2, I.V. Moskovaya1 and A.M. Ozheredov1 1 Far Eastern Federal University, Russia 2 Regional Сenter for eco-audit and consulting, Russia

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WORKSHOP #4 │ ATHENA │ 16:00 – 17:30

HSI Applied to ACW Management

Main Lecturer: G. Bonifazi - Sapienza University of Rome, Italy The workshop outline will include: Part 1: hyperspectral imaging and chemiometrics fundamentals. Part 2: architectures logics, units and devices to utilize to systematically apply HI based techniques for hazardous waste characterization, monitoring and control during the different recycling/processing stages (i.e. materials fed to the plant, processing control and final recovered products quality assessment). Part 3: examples of some application, based on HSI, originally developed by the authors, and/or also taken from the literature, are presented, compared, critically analyzed and discussed, with reference to the different hardware configuration and logics utilized to perform the analysis, according to the characterization, inspection and quality control actions to apply on the different ACW products in the different stages of their manipulation, handling and processing. COFFEE BREAK │17:30 – 18:00

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S19. LADFILLING ISSUES │GRAND IMPERIAL 3 │ 18:00 – 20:00 Chair:

LANDFILL SITES AND STRATEGIC PLANS OF INDUSTRIAL WASTES V. Fernandez and J. Loredo University of Oviedo, Spain

SOLIDIFICATION OF HAZARDOUS WASTES BEFORE LANDFILLING AS AN ECONO MICAL OPTION - RESULTS OF A CASE STUDY G. Rettenberger Ingenieurgruppe RUK GmbH, Germany

APPROPRIATE MANAGEMENT OF WASTE CONSISITING OF MERCURY WITH STABILIZATION AND SOLIDIFICATION IN LANDFILLS T. Ishigaki1, M. Sato2, T. Suzuki1, H. Sakanakura1, H. Ishimori1, K. Endo1, Y. Ogata1 and M. Yamada1 1 National Institute for Environmental Studies, Japan 2 Hokkaido University, Japan

TREATMENT OF MATURE INDUSTRIAL LANDFILL LEACHATE BY OZONE IN COMBINATION WITH HYDROGEN PEROXIDE A. Žgaj n ar Got vajn1, J. Derco2 and G. Kalcikova1 1 University of Ljubljana, Slovenia | 2 Slovak Technical University, , Slovakia

DISTINCTIVE GAS EMISSIONS IN INDUSTRIAL WASTE LANDFILL UNDER ANAEROBIC CONDITION Y. Ogata1, M. Sato2, H. Ishimori1, T. Ishigaki1, K. Endo1, H. Tanaka3 and M. Yamada1 1 National Institute for Environmental Studies, Japan | 2 Hokkaido University, Japan | 3 Fukui Prefectural Institute of Public Health and Environmental Science, Japan

IMPACT OF SPENT ALKALINE BATTERIES ON THE EMISSIONS OF MSW LANDFILLS M. Ritzkowski, R. Stegmann and K. Kuchta Hamburg University of Technology, Germany

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S20. CASE STUDIES I │ IMPERIAL 2 │ 18:00 – 20:00 Chair:

WHERE THE GARBIDGE GOES? P. Jovanić Institute for Multidisciplinary Research, University of Belgrade, Serbia

DETERMINANTS OF FOOD WASTE BEHAVIOUR IN GREEK HOUSEHOLDS T. Kritikou, K. Lasaridi and D. Panagiotakos Harokopio University, Greece

CHARACTERISATION AND QUANTIFICATION OF FOOD WASTE FROM GREEK HOTELS K. Lasaridi1, E. Terzis1, K. Abeliotis1, C. Chroni1, P. Panteli2, F. Galliou3 and T. Manios3 1 Harokopio University, Athens, Greece 2 United Association of Solid Waste Management in Crete, Greece 3 Technological Educational Institute of Crete, Greece

HANDLING, MANAGEMENT AND DISPOSAL OF WASTE AT A RESEARCH CENTRE: CHALLENGES, REALITY AND FUTURE PERSPECTIVES P.C. Samartzis and E. Aperathitis Foundation for Research & Technology Hellas (FORTH), Greece

TOXIC PRODUCED WATER BECOMES SMART WATER T. Bilstad1, R. Nair1 and E. Protasova2 1 University of Stavanger, Norway 2 Norwegian Technology, Norway

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S21. CONTAMINATED SITES MANAGEMENT & REMEDIATION │

IMPERIAL 3 │ 18:00 – 20:00 Chair:

REMEDIATION OF SOIL AND ACID TAR AT A FORMER REFINERY IN VALLOY NORWAY S. Pensaert, J. Van De Steene and H. Nollet DEME Environmental Contractors, Belgium

MICROWAVE HEATING REMEDIATION OF HYDROCARBONS CONTAMINATED SOILS E. Samothraki1, I. Moukazis1, E.Kastanaki1, P. Merkos2 and E. Gidarakos1 1 School of Environmental Engineering, Technical University of Crete, Crete 2 Hellenic Ministry of Environment and Energy, Greece

IMMOBILIZATION OF POLY- AND PERFLUOROALKYL SUBSTACNCES (PFAS) CONTAMINATED SOIL BY USING INDUSTRIAL WASTE G. Okkenhaug1,2, A.B. Smebye1, H.T. Sævarsson3 and Å. Høiseter1 1 Norwegian Geotechnical Institute, Norway | 2 Norwegian University of Life Sciences, Norway | 3 Lindum AS, Norway

MFCS APPLICATION TO COMBINED DAIRY WASTEWATER AND LANDFILL LEACHATE TREATMENT A.G. Capodaglio, S. Bolognesi, D. Cecconet and A. Callegari University of Pavia, Italy

POSSIBLE SURVIVAL FACTORS OF PATHOGENIC BACTERIA YERSINIA PSEUDOTU-BERCULOSIS AND LISTERIA MONOCYTOGENES IN THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT L.S. Buzoleva1,2, A.I. Eskova1,2, A.V. Kim1, E.A. Bogatyrenko2, A.L. Ponomareva2 and Y.S. Golozubova1 1Far Eastern Federal University, Russia 2 Somov Research Institute of Epidemiology and Microbiology, Russia

SYMBIOTIC MICROFLORA OF GRAY MUSSELS (CRENOMYTILUS GRAYANUS) FROM POLLUTED COASTAL WATERS JAPANESE SEA E.A. Bogatyrenko1, T.I. Dunkai1 and L.S. Buzoleva1,2 1Far Eastern Federal University, Russia 2 Somov Research Institute of Epidemiology and Microbiology, Russia

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WORKSHOP #5 │ ATHENA │ 18:00 – 20:00

Plastic Hazards in the Oceans

Perhaps the most common and useful material since the beginning of the 20th century, plastics, has made modern life unthinkable without it. Mankind has developed a “disposable” lifestyle and estimates are that around 50% of plastic is used just once and thrown away. Because of their durability, low-recycling rates, poor waste management and maritime use, a significant portion of the plastics produced worldwide enters and persists in marine ecosystems, through a variety of pathways, including rivers. It has been estimated that between 4.8 and 12.7 million tonnes of plastics enter the ocean every year from coastal populations worldwide.

During the workshop, the real full dimensions of this global problem will be presented, its consequences will be explored, available solutions will be searched for, among which education and its dynamics. M. Aivalioti and E. Gidarakos School of Environmental Engineering, Technical University of Crete, Crete

PLASTICS IN OCEANS: FACTS AND FATE

S. Werner Umweltbundesamt, Germany

PREVENTION SOLUTIONS WITH A FOCUS ON WASTE MANAGEMENT AND AWARENESS RAISING

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A. Miliou1, B. Quintana1, E. Kokinou2,3, T.M. Alves4, A. Nikolaidis5, and G. Georgiou5 1 Archipelagos Institute of Marine Conservation, Greece 2 Foundation for Research and Technology-Hellas, Institute of Computer Science, Greece 3 Dpt. of Environmental & Natural Resources Engineering, Technological Educational Institute of Crete, Greece 4 3D Seismic Lab – School of Earth and Ocean Sciences, Cardiff University, United Kingdom 5 Oceanography Centre, University of Cyprus, Cyprus

ENHANCING CRITICAL THINKING OF STUDENTS ON MARINE POLLUTION THROUGH SCIENTIFIC BASED SCENARIOS

M. Hansch and E. Czech (DE) Pacific Garbage Screening, Germany

AN INNOVATIVE APPROACH TO CLEAN UP OUR OCEANS INTERNATIONAL BEACH & POOL PARTY │ 20:30 – 23:00

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REGISTRATION │ 8:00 – 10:00 KEYNOTE LECTURE │ GRAND IMPERIAL │ 9:00 – 9:30

A. Tsatsakis – University of Crete, Greece

CHALLENGES FOR RISKS ASSESSMENTS IN 21ST CENTURY: SIMULATION OF REAL LIFE EXPOSURES TO DAILY HAZARDS

S22. THERMAL TREATMENT │ IMPERIAL 3 │ 9:30 – 11:30 Chair:

CO-SINTERING HAZARDOUS INDUSTRIAL SLUDGE AND INCINERATED SEWAGE SLUDGE RESIDUES FOR CERAMICS AND THE EFFECT ON HEAVY METAL STABILIZATION Y. Tang, W. Ma, Z. Meng and P. Wu Southern University of Science and Technology, China

THERMAL TREATMENT OF MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE: MASS-INCINERATION VERSUS INCINERATION OF BIODRIED WASTE D. Komilis and P. Psaltis Democritus University of Thrace, Greece

INCINERATION OF OFF-SITE CONTAMINATED WASTE AFTER THE FUKUSHIMA DAIICHI NUCLEAR POWER PLANT ACCIDENT H. Fujiwara, K. Yui, K. ito, K. Noda, H. Kuramochi and M. Osako Center for Material Cycles and Waste Management Research, National Institute for Environmental Studies, Japan

SOLUTIONS FOR MATERIAL AND THERMAL VALORIZATION OF AUTOMOBILE SHREDDER RESIDUES (ASRS) B. Ruffino, D. Panepinto and M.C. Zanetti DIATI, Technical University of Torino, Italy

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PRODUCTION OF GEOPOLYMERS FROM PETROLEUM POLLUTED SOIL AFTER THERMAL DESORPTION REMEDIATION C. Leontari, F. Simantiraki, I. Moukazis, E. Kastanaki and E. Gidarakos School of Environmental Engineering, Technical University of Crete, Crete

S23. CASE STUDIES II │ IMPERIAL 4 │ 9:30 – 11:30 Chair:

LCA OF ALTERNATIVE STRATEGIES FOR RECYCLING OLD ASPHALT PAVEMENTS IN LOMBARDY REGION (ITALY) S. Pantini and L. Rigamonti Technical University of Milan, Italy

UTILIZATION OF MOBILE WASTE TRACKING SYSTEM FOR TRANSPORT-ATION OF HAZARDOUS WASTE: TURKEY CASE V. Balahorli, B. Tombul and M. Gozde Istanbul Environmental Management Industry and Trading Company, Turkey

ENVIRONMENTAL CHALLENGES AND TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT IN HAZARDOUS INDUSTRIAL WASTE TREATMENT AND MANAGEMENT - INDIAN & GLOBAL SCENARIO S. Rajamani Asian International Union of Environment (AIUE) Commission, India

INFRASTRUCTURE RESILIENCE AND LITIGATION J.J. Lee Future Resilience System, Singapore-ETH Centre | ETH Zurich HAZARDOUS FRACKING T. Bilstad1, R. Nair1 and E. Protasova2 1 University of Stavanger, Norway | 2 Norwegian Technology, Norway

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SP.S.1 LANDFILLING OF INDUSTRIAL AND HAZARDOUS WASTE I │ GRAND IMPERIAL │ 9:30 – 11:30 Chair:

R. Cossu University of Padua, Italy

SUSTAINABILITY CONCEPTS IN I&H WASTE LANDFILLING C. Trois University of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa

I&H LANDFILLING IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES J.G. Liu Tsinghua University (Beijing), China

I&H LANDFILLING IN CHINA R. Raga University of Padua, Italy

IN SITU AERATION IN I&H LANDFILLING

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WORKSHOP #6 │ ATHENA │ 9:30 – 11:30 Management of Plastics with Brominated Flame Retardants and POP Substances

Main Lecturer: P. Hennebert National Institute for Industrial and Environ. Risk Assessment, France

CONCENTRATIONS OF BROMINATED FLAME RETARDANTS IN PLASTICS OF ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT, VEHICLE, TEXTILES AND

CONSTRUCTION: A SHORT REVIEW OF OCCURRENCE AND MANAGEMENT

M. Filella1,2, G. Okkenhaug3 and A. Turner4 1 University of Geneva, Switzerland|2 Norwegian Geotechnical Institute, Norway| 3 Norwegian University of Life Sciences, Norway | 4 Plymouth University, United Kingdom

PRESENCE AND FATE OF ANTIMONY IN PLASTICS A. Jandric, V. Cocco, S. Salhofer, M. Huber-Humer and F. Part Institute of Waste Management, Austria

APPROACHES BY APPLYING PORTABLE X-RAY FLUORESCENCE FOR RAPID ANALYSIS OF HALOGENATED FLAME RETARDANTS IN PLASTICS

FROM WEEE A. Kousaiti1, V. Savvilotidou1, K. Pivnenko2, K. Tyrovola1, N. Xekoukou-lotakis1 and E. Gidarakos1 1 Technical University of Crete, Greece | 2 Technical University of Denmark, Denmark

HEXABROMOCYCLODODECANE, TETRABROMOBISPHENOL-A AND INORGANIC ADDITIVES IN POLYMERS FROM ELECTRIC AND

ELECTRONIC WASTE A. Kousaiti1, K. Pivnenko2, V. Savvilotidou1, T.F. Astrup2 and E. Gidarakos1 1 Technical University of Crete, Greece | 2 Technical University of Denmark, Denmark

DETERMINATION OF HEXABROMOCYCLODODECANE AND INORGANIC ADDITIVES IN POLYMERS FROM ELECTRIC AND ELECTRONIC WASTE

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ROUND TABLE DISCUSSION │ IMPERIAL 2 │ 9:30 – 11:30

Legal and Organizational Problems of Industrial & Hazardous Waste Management in Russia and NIS Chair:

Y. Kulikova, N. Sliusar and V. Korotaev Perm National Research Polytechnic University, Russia

REVIEW OF CHANGE IN LEGISLATION IN THE FIELD OF WASTE MANAGEMENT IN RUSSIA

S.Yu. Lazarev1 and M.A. Gnedenkov 2 1 Far Eastern Federal University, Russia 2 EcoStarTechnology, Russia

NEW GREEN TAX IN RUSSIA - MANUFACTURES' AND IMPORTER'S EXPANDED RESPONSIBILITY - DEPOSIT FOR ENVIRONMENTALLY NON BIODEGRADABLE GOODS. PRACTICAL POLICIES AND EXPERIENCES IN

RUSSIA

G. Ilinykh and N. Sliusar Perm National Research Polytechnic University, Russia

WASTE MANAGEMENT IN OIL AND GAS EXTRACTING INDUSTRY IN RUSSIA

A. Tsybina1 and O. Tagilova2 1 Perm National Research Polytechnic University, Russia 2 Ministry of Natural Resources and Ecology of the Russian Federation, Russia

REMEDIATION OF ACCUMULATED ENVIRONMENTAL DAMAGE IN THE TERRITORY OF RUSSIAN FEDERATION

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N.A. Tolmacheva, E.V. Zelinskaya, A.V. Κurina, N.E. Garashchenko, A.A. Garashchenko and S.A. Pronin Irkutsk National Research Technical University, Russia

BPPM WASTE DISPOSAL UNSOLVED PROBLEMS

V. Petukhov Far Eastern Federal University, Russia

AN EXPERIENCE IN ASSESSMENT OF ACCUMULATED ENVIRONMENTAL DAMAGE IN A SEA AREA SUBJECT TO HEAVY ANTHROPOGENIC IMPACT

COFFEE BREAK │ 11:30 – 12:00

S24. ENERGY │ IMPERIAL 2 │ 12:00 – 13:30 Chair:

THERMAL TREATMENT AND ENERGY RECOVERY PLANT FOR HAZARDOUS WASTE IN TURKEY: A PROJECT OF THE INDUSTRY Ο. Tabasaran University of Stuttgart, Germany

ENERGY RECOVERY FROM INDUSTRIAL WASTES: A FLUIDIZED BED GASIFICATION MODEL FOR LIFE CYCLE ASSESSMENT F. Ardolino1, C. Lodato1, T.F. Astrup2 and U. Arena1 1 University of Campania “Luigi Vanvitelli”, Italy 2 Technical University of Denmark, Denmark

CO PROCESSING: A UNIQUE SYSTEM FOR MATERIAL AND ENERGY RECOVERY FROM INDUSTRIAL HAZARDOUS WASTE K. Raghuwanshi Gujrat environment protection and infrastructure Ltd., India

ENVIRONMENT AND DEVELOPMENT: BIOMASS FOR FUTURE A. Omer Energy Research Institute, United Kingdom

SUSTAINABLE ENERGY RECOVERY FROM ENVIRONMENTAL BIODEGRADABLE METROPOLITAN WASTES IN NIGERIA M. Yekini Suberu Federal Polytechnic Nasarawa, Nigeria 60

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S25. LEGISLATION & REGULATIONS │ IMPERIAL 3 │ 12:00 – 13:30 Chair:

ENVIRONMENTAL WASTE AND ENVIRONMENTAL VICTIMS, AN INCOMPLETE STORY P.I. Papanikolaou University of Athens, Greece

HAZARD CLASSIFICATION OF WASTE: REVIEW OF AVAILABLE PRACTICAL METHODS AND TOOLS P. Hennebert National Institute for Industrial Environment and Risk Assessment, France

APPLICABILITY OF SEVESO III DIRECTIVE TO AN ESTABLISMENT HANDLING HAZARDOUS WASTES I. Panagopoulos1, A. Karayannis1 and G. Mouzakis2 1 Sybilla Ltd, Greece 2 Ministry of Environment and Energy, Greece

WHAT THE WASTE INCINERATION BREF BAT CONCLUSIONS DO NOT SAY H. De Chefdebien CNIM, France

ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL PRESSURE ON WEEE RECYCLING: AN EXAMPLE FROM AUSTRALIA AND BRAZIL P. Dias1,2, A.M. Bernardes2 and N. Huda1 1 Macquarie University, Australia 2 Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil

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SP.S.2 LANDFILLING OF INDUSTRIAL AND HAZARDOUS WASTE II│

GRAND IMPERIAL │ 12:00 – 13:30 Chair:

R. Stegmann Hamburg University of Technology, Germany

HISTORY OF HAZARDOUS AND INDUSTRIAL WASTE MANAGEMENT E. Gidarakos Technical University of Crete, Greece

CASE STUDIES OF INDUSTRIAL WASTE M.C. Zanetti DIATI, Technical University of Torino, Italy

30 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE WITH THE BARRICALLA I&H LANDFILL SITE IN ITALY

M. Ritzkowski Hamburg University of Technology, Germany

UNDERGROUND LANDFILLING IN GERMANY: AN OVERVIEW

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S26. CIRCULAR ECONOMY ASPECTS │ GRAND IMPERIAL │ 16:00 – 17:30 Chair:

CIRCULAR ECONOMY IN GERMANY - IMPLEMENTATION AND CHALLENGES OF SELECTED MATERIAL FLOW C. Dornack and C. Wünsch Technical University of Dresden, Germany

CIRCULAR ECONOMY IN THE OIL REFINING SECTOR: WASTE VALORIZATION AS RAW MATERIALS, ADDITIVES OR FUELS E. Tsapra, A. Mountouris and P. Pagoni Hellenic Petroleum S.A., Greece

SUBSTITUTION RATES OF RECYCLING MATERIALS AS INDICATOR FOR A CIRCULAR ECONOMY R. Maletz, N. Perscha and C. Dornack Technical University of Dresden, Germany

THE CONTRIBUTION OF CEMENT COMPANY IN CIRCULAR ECONOMY & WASTE UTILIZATION, TITAN-GREECE CASE STUDY A. Katsiamboulas1, I. Marinos1 and P. Megagianni2 1 TITAN Cement Company S.A., Greece 2 National and Technical University of Athens, Greece

THERMAL SEWAGE SLUDGE TREATMENT METHODS FOR THE TRANSFORMATION OF MATERIAL FLOWS FROM TRADITIONAL TO CIRCULAR ECONOMY A. Tsybina1 and C. Wuensch2 1 Perm National Research Polytechnic University, Russia 2 Technical University of Dresden, Germany

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S27. CONTAMINANTS RELEASE, TRANSPORT & MONITORING │

IMPERIAL 2 │ 16:00 – 17:30 Chair:

INFLOWS OF CHEMICAL SUBSTANCES TO THE INDUSTRIAL WASTE INCINERATION AND OTHER TREATMENT PROCESSES IN JAPAN M. Oguchi1, S. Urano2, Y. Watanabe3 and N. Tanikawa4 1 National Institute for Environmental Studies, Japan 2 Institute of Environment and Resource Systems, Japan 3 Center for Environmental Science in Saitama, Japan 4 Japan Industrial Waste Information Center, Japan

RISK BASED ACCEPTANCE AND DECISION CRITERIA FOR THE TRANSPORTATION OF HAZARDOUS WASTE MATERIALS D. Diamantidis OTH Regensburg, Germany

PROGNOSIS OF REMEDIATION TIMES AND COSTS A. Fischer, T. Unruh, P. Penckert and C. Dornack Technical University of Dresden, Germany

SYSTEMATIC RISK ANALYSIS FOR SITE REMEDIATION PROJECTS R. Sarc1, K.E. Lorber1 and E. Eichhorn2 1 Montanuniversitaet Leoben, Austria | 2 Blue WET d.o.o., Croatia

ISCHNET: INDUSTRIALLY CONTAMINATED SITES AND HEALTH NETWORK D.A. Sarigiannis1, S.P. Karakitsios1 and A. Gypakis2 1 Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece 2 Ministry of Education, Research and Religious Affairs, Greece

LNAPL TRANSMISSIVITY: COMPARISON OF THEOTERICAL, FIELD AND MODELLING ESTIMATIONS IN A MULTI-LAYERED AQUIFER IN WESTERN AUSTRALIA E. Gatsios1,2,3, J. García -Rincó n1,2,3 and J.L. Rayner1,3 1 CSIRO Land and Water, Australia | 2 University of Technology Sydney, Australia | 3 Cooperative Research Centre for Contamination Assessment and Remediation of the Environment (CRC CARE), Australia

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S28. EMISSIONS │ IMPERIAL 3 │ 16:00 – 17:30 Chair:

REVIEW PAPER: A METHODOLOGICAL APPROACH FOR THE USE OF BEREA RED SAND AS A REACTANT IN PERMEABLE REACTIVE BARRIERS SYSTEM FOR THE TREATMENT OF HAZARDOUS CONTAMINANTS IN SURFACE WATERS AND LANDFILL LEACHATE A. Zorgani, A. Cibati, F. Ali, N. Mahdjoub and C. Trois University of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa

RELEASE OF GASES FROM THE REACTION OF SOME INORGANIC INDUSTRIAL WASTE WITH WATER K. Papanikola1,2,3, K. Papadopoulou1,2, A. Korkolis3, S. Kavouri3 and G. Lyberatos1,2 1 National Technical University of Athens, Greece. 2 Institute of Chemical Engineering Sciences (ICE-HT), Greece 3 Polyeco S.A, Greece

RELEASE OF HEAVY METALS FROM CONVENTIONAL AND COOL CEMENT BLOCKS, USING THE TANK LEACHING TEST V. Soultanidis, E.A. Voudrias and I. Papaspyros Democritus University of Thrace, Greece

HAZARDOUS WASTE INCINERATOR FLUE GAS CLEANING REQUIREMENTS FOLLOWING FROM THE NEW DRAFT WI BREF S. Andersson1,2 and P. Lindgren1 1 Babcock & Wilcox Vølund AB, Sweden 2 Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden

ENVIRONMENTAL AND ENERGETIC ANALYSIS OF THE AUTOMOTIVE PAINTING PROCESS I. Bianco, D. Panepinto, G.A. Blengini and M.C. Zanetti Technical University of Torino, Italy

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S29. GREEN CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS │ IMPERIAL 4

│ 16:00 – 17:30 Chair:

GREEN CONCRETE: EVALUATION OF CDW AND TYRE FIBRE AS AGGREGATE REPLACEMENT / PERFORMACE ENHANCER F. Smith and C. Trois University of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa

INVESTIGATION OF SURFACE MODIFICATION OF GLASSFIBER REINFORCED PLASTIC WASTE FOR REINFORCING CONCRETE M. Kimm, D. Pico and T. Gries Aachen University, Germany

HEAVY WEIGHT CONCRETE COATING FOR SUBSEA PIPELINES USING FERRONICKEL AND STEEL SLAG AGGREGATES M. Papachristoforou, E. Anastasiou, A. Liapi and F. Kesikidou Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece

ALKALI ACTIVATED BINDER BY USING BIOMASS BOTTOM ASH AND SILICA WASTE V. Bocullo, D. Vaičiukynienė, A. Kielė, D. Nizevičienė, A. Kantautas and R. Bistrickaitė Kaunas University of Technology, Lithuania COFFEE BREAK │ 17:30 – 18:00

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| GRAND IMPERIAL | 18:00 – 20:00

GALA DINNER │ 21:00

RAFFAELLO COSSU

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POSTERS

1. COMBUSTION CHARACTERISTICS AND THERMAL BEHAVIOUR OF

AGRICULTURAL/ URBAN WASTE BLENDS AS POTENTIAL FEED-STOCKS FOR ENERGY PRODUCTION S. Sfakiotakis and D. Vamvuka Technical University of Crete, Greece

2. THE ROLE OF THE EUROPEAN UNION IN SETTING UP CLIMATE CHANGE POLICY L. Dogaru Petru Maior University of Tîrgu-Mureş / "Natura Nova" Foundation, Romania

3. PHYSICAL SUPPLY AND USE TABLES: THE MOST COMPREHENSIVE WAY FOR REPORTING WASTE FLOWS J. Kovanda Charles University Environment Centre, Czech Republic

4. DISTRIBUTION OF HEAVY ELEMENTS OF THE DANUBE RIVER IN NOVI SAD, SERBIA A. Petrović Gegić, B. Savić and V. Marinković Higher Education Technical School of Professional Studies, Serbia

5. TECHNO-ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF THE RATIONALISATION OF MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE INCINERATION PLANT WHICH WOULD SIMULTANEOUSLY PRODUCE THERMAL AND ELECTRICAL ENERGY B. Savić, B. Ilić and A. Petrović-Gegić Higher Education Technical School of Professional Studies, Serbia

6. INITIAL POLLUTION ASSESSMENT OF THE COASTS OF SALAMINA AND THE SARONIC GULF AFTER OIL SPILL ACCIDENT E. Renieri1, M. Tzatzarakis1, M. Kavvalakis1, V. Karzi1, K. Giannakoudakis2 and A. Tsatsakis1 1 Medical School, University of Crete, Greece 2 Venizelio Hospital, Crete, Greece

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7. ASSESSMENT OF OIL-CONTAMINATED SOILS

L. Shevchyk1, O. Romaniuk1, I. Oshchapovskyy2 and T. Zhak1 1 National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, Ukraine 2 Ivan Franko National University of Lviv, Ukraine

8. SILICON PRODUCTION DUST RECYCLING N. Nemchinova and A. Tyutrin Irkutsk National Research Technical University, Russia

9. REES RECOVERY FROM FLUORESCENT LAMP WASTES IMPROVE-MENT APPLYING SUPPORTED LIQUID MEMBRANES TO THE LEACHING SOLUTIONS S. Pavón, A. Fortuny, M.T. Coll and A.M. Sastre Technical University of Catalonia, Spain

10. TREATMENT OF A SYNTHETIC SOLUTION CONTAINING COBALT (II), MANGANESE (II), MAGNESIUM (II) AND CHROMIUM (III) FROM NICKEL LATERITE PROCESSING USING ION EXCHANGE MEMBRANE ELECTRODIALYSIS G.C. Feijoo, T. Scarazzato, R.S. Trovão, P. Aliprandini, D.C.R. Espinosa and J.A.S. Tenório University of São Paulo, Brazil

11. INTERACTION OF PHARMACEUTICALS WITH SAND: EFFECT OF TEMPERATURE T.V. Fountouli and C.V. Chrysikopoulos School of Environmental Engineering, Technical University of Crete, Greece

12. COMPARATIVE STUDY OF SOLVENT EXTRACTION OF SCANDIUM FROM AN INDUSTRIAL RESIDUE OF NICKEL ORE USING CYANEX 272 AND CYANEX 923 A.G.O Souza, P. Aliprandini, D.C.R. Espinosa and J.A.S. Tenório University of São Paulo, Brazil

13. ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL OF GASES PRODUCED BY THE BURNING OF SUGARCANE BAGASSE J.E.F. Cieslinski Wood Industrial Engineering, UNESP, Brazil

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14. INFECTIOUS WASTE EMISSIONS BY MEDICAL WARD: AN

OBSERVATIONAL STUDY AT A HOSPITAL Y. Ikeda Kindai University Hospital, Japan

15. UTILIZATION OF RARE EARTH ELEMENTS FROM LUMINOPHORES USING GREEN ALGAE - LABORATORY SCALE M. Čížkova1, K. Bišová1, V. Zachleder1, D. Mezricky2, M. Rucki3 and M. Vítová1 1 Czech Academy of Sciences, Institute of Microbiology, Czech Republic 2 Institute of Medical and Pharmaceutical Biotechnology, IMC FH Krems, Austria 3 National Institute of Public Health, Czech Republic

16. TOXICOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF HUMAN EXPOSURE TO ORGANOPHOSPHORUS PESTICIDES I. Katsikantami, M.N. Tzatzarakis, A.K. Alegakis, E. Vakonaki, A. Stratidakis and A.M. Tsatsakis Medical School, University of Crete, Greece

17. LETTUCE IRRIGATION WITH WASTEWATER ORIGINATED FROM PISTACHIOS PROCESSING. EFFECT ON SOL PROPERTIES P. Kostopoulos1, A. Papadopoulos2, Y. Troyanos2, Ch. Kolovos2, S.Kosmidis1, M. Psychogiou2 and M.K. Doula2 1 Agricultural Universty of Athens, Greece 2 Benaki Phytopathological Institute, Greece

18. BIOGAS PRODUCTION FROM ORGANIC WASTES Z. Salem, L. Khelifa and L. Boumehdi University of Science and Technology Houari Boumediene, Algeria

19. BIODIESEL PRODUCTION FROM PETROCHEMICAL INDUSTRY WASTEWATER SLUDGE: DIRECT LIQUID-LIQUID EXTRACTION METHOD E. Babayigit and A. Erdincler Boğaziçi University, Turkey

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20. DETECTION OF ESCHERICHIA COLI IN COMPOST BY COLILERT-18

METHOD L. Mateju1, Z. Bostikova2, M. Zimova1, B. Brewin3 and J. Zufanek4 1 National Institute of Public Health, Czech Republic 2 University of Chemistry and Technology, Czech Republic 3 IDEXX Technologies UK, Suffolk, United Kingdom 4 Cymedica CZ,a.s., Czech Republic

21. BIOLEACHING OF RARE EARTH ELEMENTS (REE) FROM SPENT CRACKING CATALYST D.M. Ferreira1, E.F.C Sérvulo2, J.A.S. Silva2, J. Dognini3 and F.J.S. Oliveira4 1 Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil | 2 Federal University of Santa Catarina, Brazil | 3 IST-SENAI, Brazil | 4 PETROBRAS, Brazil

22. HEALTH RISKS OF MICROBIAL CONTAMINATION OF WORK ENVIRONMENT DURING PLASTIC WASTE SEPARATION M. Zimova, L. Mateju and A. Cidlinova National Institute of Public Health, Czech Republic

23. FIRE RESISTANCE SLAG - PHOSPHOGYPSUM BASED ALKALI ACTIVATED COATINGS FOR STEEL A. Kielė1, D. Vaičiukynienė1, J. Mockienė1, T. Jaskaudas1, V. Bocullo1, V. Vaičiukynas2, V. Sasnauskas1 1 Kaunas University of Technology, Lithuania 2 Aleksandras Stulginskis University, Lithuania

24. SHIPPING RISK ASSESSMENT: A CASE STUDY FOR GREEK WATERS A. Miliou1, N. Flashner1, M. Robbins2 and V. Dias1 1 Archipelagos Institute of Marine Conservation, Greece 2 University of Leeds, United Kingdom

25. BIODEGRADATION OF FREE CYANIDE BY BACILLUS SUBTILIS IN ALKALINE CONDITIONS C.G.A. Rosario, A. Vallenas, D.C.R. Espinosa and J.A.S. Tenório University of São Paulo, Brazil

26. Use of alkali residues from the kraft pulp industry for hygienization of domestic sanitary sewage F.R. Paiva, A.A.P. Rezende and C.M. Silva (BR) Federal University of Vicosa, Brazil

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27. USE OF BIOMASS BOILER ASHES AND LIME FROM KRAFT PULP MILL

FOR SOIL AMENDMENTRA F. Ramirez, C.M. Silva, J. Estay and M.C. Diez 1 Bioforest S.A, Chile | 2 Federal University of Vicosa, Brazil | 3 La Frontera University, Chile

28. CHEESE WHEY VALORISATION IN A SINGLE CHAMBER MICROBIAL FUEL CELL M. Charoupa, I. Ntaikou, M. Alexandropoulou, A. Tremouli, G. Antonopoulou, S. Bebelis and G. Lyberatos 1 University of Patras, Greece | 2 National Technical University of Athens, Greece | 3 Institute of Chemical Engineering Sciences, Greece

29. MEASUREMENTS OF ATMOSPHERIC AEROSOLS IN THE URBAN AREA OF CHANIA, CRETE I. Kopanakis1, M. Vegliris2, T. Tzoumaki2 and M. Lazaridis1 1 School of Environmental Engineering, Technical University of Crete, Greece 2 Region of Crete, Directorate of Environment, Greece

30. ASSESSMENT OF PERSISTENT VETERINARY ANTIBIOTIC TOXICITY TO AQUATIC ORGANISMS G. Kalčikova I. Boševski, U. Rozman and A. Žgajnar Gotvajn University of Ljubljana, Russia

31. ASSESMENT OF NATURAL RADIOACTIVITY IN PHOSPHOGYPSUM IN INDUSTRIAL AREAS FROM ROMANIA M.R. Calin and I. Radulescu Horia Hulubei National Institute for Physics and Nuclear Engineering, Romania

32. RADIOLOGICAL RISK ASSESSMENT ON THE NATURAL RADIO-ACTIVITY OF INDUSTRIAL WASTE MATERIALS USED IN BUILDINGS IN ROMANIA I. Radulescu and M.R. Calin National Institute of RD for Physics and Nuclear Engineering - Horia Hulubei IFIN-HH, Romania

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33. OPTIMIZATION OF MARBLE WASTE PROCESSING TECHNOLOGY

A. Kochneva and N. Tolmacheva Irkutsk National Research Technical University, Russia

34. OCCURRENCE AND FATE OF ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANT BACTERIA DURING WASTEWATER TREATMENT T. Pittas, I. Gounaki and D. Venieri School of Environmental Engineering, Technical University of Crete, Greece

35. VARIATION IN MICROPLASTICS CONTENT DETECTED IN COMMERCIALLY IMPORTANT MARINE SPECIES OF THE EASTERN AEGEAN SEA E. Faraggiana., G. Pietroluongo, B. Quintana, K.G Dexter, H. Moore and A. Milou 1 Archipelagos Institute of Marine Conservation, Greece 2 The University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom | 3 Nottingham Trent University, United Kingdom

36. EFFECTS OF ZEOLITE ADSORPTION LAYERS IN MODEL LANDFILLS CONSISTING OF INCINERATOR ASH: EXAMINATION BY ELECTRICAL RESISTIVITY MONITORING K. Kamura, E. Kusuyama and S. Kiyohara Waseda University, Japan

37. CHEMICAL AND MINERALOGICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF ELECTRIC ARC FURNACE DUST C.G. Pasquoto1, R. Trovão1,2, J.A.S. Tenório1 and D.C.R. Espinosa1 1 University of São Paulo, Brazil | 2 Nove de Julho University, Brazil

38. BEHAVIOR OF ORGANOCHLORINES IN SOIL CONTAMINATED AIMING THE REMEDIATION R. Trovão1,2, C.G. Pasquoto1, D.C.R. Espinosa1 and J.A.S. Tenório1 1 University of São Paulo, Brazil | 2 Nove de Julho University, Brazil

39. SIMULATION OF RESTRICTIONS ON THE LOCATION OF SANITATION FACILITIES ( ON THE EXAMPLE OF THE TERRITORY OF THE CITY OF VINNYTSIA) I. Dudar and O. Yavorovska Vinnytsia National Technical University, Ukraine

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40. CONSTRUCTION OF INNOVATIVE WATER TREATMENT PLANTS

P. Mueller and R. Mischitz ferroDECONT GmbH, Austria

41. ANALYTICAL PROCESS SET UP FOR INDUSTRIAL MIXED SOLID WASTE CHARACTERIZATION FROM UNKNOWN SOURCES AND COMPOSITION Ž. Nikolić, A. Šutulović, B. Savić, T. Brdarić, V. Nikolić and M. Marčeta Kaninski University of Belgrade, Serbia

42. AZOIC DYE REMOVAL FROM AQUEOUS SOLUTIONS IN A FIXED BED OF UNTREATED ALFA GRASS L. Hamdi, L. Boumehdi, Z. Salem and K. Allia University of Science and Technology Houari Boumediene, Algeria

43. ANALYSIS AND DETERMINATION OF HAZARDOUS PRODUCTS IN WASTEWATER M. Tošić, M. Jovanović, T. Brdarić, J. Savović, M. Seović and D. Milovanović University of Belgrade, Serbia

44. AN INTEGRATED FERRITISATION TREATMENT FOR NICKEL-CONTAINING LIQUID WASTE OF ELECTROPLATING PLANTS G. Kochetov, A. Kolodko, T. Prikhna and D. Samchenko Kyiv National University of Construction and Architecture, Ukraine

45. MODELING OF THE MIXED WEIBULL LAW IN AN INDUSTRIAL CONTEXT: APPLICATION ON THE Ms5002 GAS TURBINE B. Sidali, D. Djihan, B. Ahmed and B. Mohamed Mentouri University, Algeria

46. CHARACTERIZATION OF BITUMINOUS WASTE FROM OIL REFINERY I. Moukazis, E. Gianniki, E. Kastanaki and E. Gidarakos School of Environmental Engineering, Technical University of Crete, Greece

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47. CHARACTERIZATION OF FUME PARTICLES GENERATED DURING ARC

WELDING OPERATIONS K.Y. Kirichenko1, V.A. Drozd1, A.S. Kholodov1, A.K. Stratidakis2, Y.A. Mezhuev3 and K.S. Golokhvast1 1 Far Eastern Federal University, Russia 2 School of Medicine, University of Crete, Greece 3 Dmitry Mendeleev University of Chemical Technology of Russia

48. CHARACTERIZATION OF PARTICULATE MATTER ORIGINATED FROM BUSES EXHAUST EMISSION V.V. Chernyshev1, T.T. Hien1, L.H. Hai1, A.K. Stratidakis2, Y.A. Mezhuev3 and K.S. Golokhvast1 1 Far Eastern Federal University, Russia 2 School of Medicine, University of Crete, Greece 3 Dmitry Mendeleev University of Chemical Technology of Russia

49. THERMODYNAMIC MODELING OF WASTE INCINERATION FOR RADIOCESIUM CONTAMINATED WASTE GENERATED BY OFF-SITE DECONTAMINATION ACTIVITIES IN FUKUSHIMA, JAPAN K. Yui, H. Fujiwara, H. Kuramochi and M. Osako National Institute for Environmental Studies, Ibaraki, Japan

50. DEVELOPMENT OF TRANSFERABILITY PLANS FOR ENVIRONMENTAL PROJECTS RELATED TO RESOURCES CONSERVATION AND WASTE REUSE. THE CASE OF LIFE AGROSTRAT PROJECT M.K. Doula Benaki Phytopathological Institute, Greece

51. AUTOMATIC TANK CLEANING (ZERO HAZARDOUS DISPOSAL) O. Alarfaj Saudi Aramco, Saudi Arabia

52. BEHAVIOR OF RADIOACTIVE CESIUM(R-CS) IN A DIRECT MELTING SYSTEM FACILITY AND A METHOD FOR PROMOTING EVAPORATION OF R-CS K. Noda1, H. Kuramochi1, K. Ito1, H. Suzuki2, Y. Yoshimoto3, N, Yoshimoto3, T. Nagata3, H. Koshida3, M. Takaoka4 and M. Osako1 1 National Institute for Environmental Studies, Ibaraki, Japan 2 Mitsubishi Research Institute, Japan 3 Nippon Steel & Sumikin Engineering Co., Ltd., Japan 4 Kyoto University, Japan

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53. FABRICATION OF GLASS-CERAMICS FROM PHOTOVOLTAIC GLASS

AND LIGNITE FLY ASH V. Savvilotidou, A. Kritikaki, A. Stratakis, K. Komnitsas and E. Gidarakos Technical University of Crete, Greece

54. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT OF COMBINED NATURAL & ENGINEERED SYSTEMS FOR WASTEWATER TREATMENT & REUSE: THE CASE OF ANTIPAROS WWTP D.S. Tsoukeris1, I. Nydrioti1, P.-M. Stathatou1, P. Dedousis1, G. Arampatzis2 and D. Assimacopoulos1 1 National Technical University of Athens, Greece 2 Technical University of Crete, Greece

55. HEALTHCARE WASTE MANAGEMENT: A CCASE STUDY FROM SUDAN T. Tudor and M. Vaccari 1 University of Northampton, United Kingdom | 2 University of Brescia, Italy

56. LATIN AMERICAN-EUROPEAN NETWORK ON WASTE ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT AND ANALYSES S. Diedler and K. Kuchta Hamburg University of Technology, Germany

57. PHOTOCATALYTIC DEGRADATION OF EMERGING ORGANIC CONTAMINANTS OVER NITROGEN AND SILVER DOPED TIO2 CATALYSTS A. Kokka, P. Panagiotopoulou and E. Diamadopoulos School of Environmental Engineering, Technical University of Crete, Greece

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58. PROMOTING NANOTECHNOLOGY AND OTHER INNOVATIVE

TECHNOLOGIES FOR REMEDIATION OF CONTAMINATED SOIL AND WATER IN THE REGION OF CRETE THROUGH TANIA INTERREG EUROPE PROJECT K. Vavadaki, D. Dafnomili and M. Apostolaki Region of Crete, Greece

59. ALTERNATIVE SPATIAL ARRANGEMENT OF SMALL-SIZED MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE BINS I. Karagiannaki and E. Gidarakos School of Environmental Engineering, Technical University of Crete, Greece

60. RESPIRATION ACTIVITY AS MEANS FOR STABILITY ASSESSMENT DURING COMPOSTING OF VARIOUS ORGANIC WASTE C. Chroni, A. Kyriacou, K. Abeliotis and K. Lasaridi Harokopio University, Greece

61. VINEYARD WASTES AS A PROMISING FUEL FOR LARGE SCALE COMBUSTION UNITS D. Vamvuka, M. Trikouvertis, D. Pentari and K. Komnitsas School of Mineral Resources Engineering, Technical University of Crete, Greece

62. ROLE OF MICROWAVE, MW/H2O2 AND HEAT/H2O2 PRE-TREATMENTS ON THE BIOCHEMICAL METHANE PRODUCTION POTENTIAL OF THE WASTEWATER SLUDGES E. Özön and A. Erdinçler Bogazici University, Turkey

63. WASTE ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT (WEEE): WASTE OR MATERIALS' RESOURCE? I. Masavetas1, M. Lekka2 and A. Moutsatsou1 1 National Technical University of Athens, Greece 2 University of Udine, Italy

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