Solid Process Engineering / Waste treatment I

Dr.-Ing. Marcus Ripp

Content: 
 
Solid Process Engineering: 
  • Labeling of bulk materials and waste
  • Storage and flow of bulk materials and waste
  • Transportation of solids
  • Crushing
  • Classifying, sifting, sieving
  • Dosing / mixing
  • Granulating, peletizing, agglomerating, tableting
  • Waste treatment
  • Discrete element method for individual processes


Waste treatment I:
  • Definitions
  • Laws and administrative regulations
  • Integrated waste concepts
  • Waste generation
  • Labeling of municipal waste
  • Options for avoiding and recycling waste
  • Waste treatment through incineration, composting, digestion,
  • Chemical-physical treatment processes,
  • Landfill technology and remediation of contaminated sites
  • Collection, storage, transportation
  • Processing methods (shredding, screening, sifting, settling, sorting, separating, separating, flotation) of household waste and commercial waste similar to household waste and of separately collected waste

     
Literature: 
  • B. Bilitewski, G. Härdtle, K. Marek: Abfall-Wirtschaft, Springer Verlag

     
Dates:
Lecture:Tue.10:00 - 11:30Room:86-103
   Livestream & Recording

Additional information:  
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The documents can be downloaded from Olat.