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Fighting Food Waste Plastic Plans Champions 12.3 Making Progress World First EU Strategy for Plastics Page 22 Page 36 COVER STORY P.b.b. 02Z030115 M, WEKA Industrie Medien GmbH, Dresdner Straße 45, 1200 Wien, Retouren an Postfach 100, 1350 Wien Official Publication of: Euro 12,– JANUARY–FEBRUARY 2018 Special Edition BIOWASTE C HANDLING REVIEW | JANUARY–FEBRUARYLLECTION 2018 | JANUARY–FEBRUARY Fighting Food Waste first PPP waste CAT’S WHISKERS Champions 12.3 making progress 2018 Material Handlers Page 22 project Helector in Greece completes from CaterpillarThree New with lots of nice detail features. P.b.b. 02Z030115 M, WEKA Industrie Medien GmbH, Dresdner Straße 45, 1200 Wien, Retouren an Official Publication of: Post fach 100, 1350 Wien Euro 12,– 2 JANUARY–FEBRUARY 2018 Special Edition BIOWASTE C LLECTION HANDLING REVREVIEW | JAJANUUAARYRY––FFEEBRUARY 2 018 2 1 INCORPORATING 2 IN1 CAT’S INCORPORATING WASTE MANAGEMENT own WHISKERS WORg DLD tin MAGCut AZINE Three New Material Handlers from Caterpillar with lots of nice detail fea2tures. INCORPORATINGIN COLLECTION1 & HANDLING +++ PLUS REVIEW GOING UP IN NEW TELEHANDLERS THE WORLD? FROM LI EBHERR Boughton a nd ‘SMALL’ CUSTOMERS ARE McNeilus look for 2 BI G BUSINESS FOR FARID new markets ... INCORPORATING COLLECTION & WASTE IN MANAGEMENT Helector completes first PPP waste WORLD project in Greece MAGAZINE 1 Cutting Down Two-tier food waste prevention Page 8 Going Live! HANDLING Real-time emission monitoring +++ PLUS Page 28 NEW TELEHANDLERS FROM LIEBHERRREVIEW TWELVE MONTHS ON IN JCB HYDRADIG AT WORK IN SPAIN SMALL CUSTOMERS ARE BIG BUSINESS McNeilusBoughton look for and 1 FOR FARID new markets ... Plastic Plans World first EU strategy for plastics Page 36 COVER STORY 16 WASTE MANAGEMENT WORLD JANUARY-FEBRUARY 2018 COVER STORY In ancient Greece, the first municipal dumps were established around 400 BC and laws passed to ensure there would be no dumping within 2 km of the city walls. More recently, inadequate waste management has seen the country fined by the EU on numerous occasions. However, in Kozani, Greece’s first PPP waste project could be a glimpse of things to come. By Ben Messenger ith mounting urgency over the need to com- ply with European Wdirectives relating to waste management as well as to provide a better quality of life for its citizen, in June 2015, a PPP contract was awarded for the construction and operation of an Integrated Solid Waste Management System (ISWMS) in the Greek region of Western Macedonia. Following a competitive tender pro- cess the publicly owned company, JANUARY-FEBRUARY 2018 WASTE MANAGEMENT WORLD 17 COVER STORY DIADYMA, awarded a 27 year contract FINANCE to design, build and operate the plant to E.P.A.DY.M. – a joint venture formed of waste management and construc- €48 MILLION tion firms, HELECTOR and AKTOR Total budget for the project CONCESSIONS. DIADYMA was founded in 1998 to serve waste manage- €13 MILLION ment needs of Western Macedonia’s 12 Funding through the European Investment Bank municipalities and 300,000 residents. Its shareholders include the Municipalities €13 MILLION of Amydaio, Argos Orestikou, Deskati, Through the Urban Development Eordaia, Florina, Grevena, Kastoria, Fund (Jessica) for Western Mace- Kozani, Nestorio, Prespes, Servia – donia, handled by the Investment Velvento and Voio. Bank of Greece, contributing to the The project included the construc- absorption of EU funds that would tion of the ISWMS, which includes a not have been used otherwise Mechanical Biological Treatment (MBT) plant, Residual sanitary Landfill, Waste ings, a service station, a fuel station, a lab- €5.6 MILLION Water Treatment Plant (WWTP), as oratory and a new waste transfer station From the National Bank of Greece, which covered the financing need well as auxiliary projects such as weigh in Kozani. It also included the operation of the construction VAT of the bridges, an administration building, a of the existing facilities including nine project washing facility, a workshop, office build- waste transfer stations. Following a two-year construction and testing period, on 10 June last year, HELECTOR opened the plant on time. The opening ceremony was attended by George Stathakis, Minister for the JENZ BA 915 D Environment and Energy, who inaugu- rated the facility, as well as representa- tives of local government and solid mu- Easy handling, nicipal waste management bodies from full power across Greece. HELECTOR “took the risk, provided the technology and outlined the terms on which the entire PPP arrangement was carried out, closely monitored by our min- istry in collaboration with the Ministry of Economy, which was reflected in the con- tractual terms,” explains Stathakis. OPERATION The ISWMS is able to receive around 120,000 tonnes of municipal waste each year via 10 regional waste transfer stations. Trucks arriving at the facility are weighed on a weighbridge which records incom- ing waste and then proceed to the recep- tion unit. Once tipped into the reception www.jenz.de bunker, a crane is used to feed a moving floor which in turn feeds the material to a pre-treatment unit where a manual sort- JENZ GmbH Maschinen- und Fahrzeugbau Wegholmer Str. 14∙ 32469 Petershagen∙ Germany ing process of bulky material occurs. +49 5704 / 94090 ∙ [email protected] ∙ www.jenz.de “At the beginning of the line we have some bag openers,” explains Fanis Jenz_Wa_Ma_Wo_88x122.indd 1 22.01.2018 10:16:54 18 WASTE MANAGEMENT WORLD JANUARY-FEBRUARY 2018 COVER STORY Tsilionis, Director of the Engineering at also recover paper and card, and fer- HELECTOR. “Then we have two screens – rous and non-ferrous metals. Residual, a drum screen and a vibrating screen - to non-recyclable waste is disposed of at an separate three different fractions depend- adjacent sanitary landfill. The remaining ing on the size of the material. material, with the paper and plastics re- The fine stream is sent to the com- moved, passes over band magnetic separa- posting facility while the intermediate tors for ferrous recovery and eddy current and large fractions are sent for further separators for the recovery of aluminium sorting. First a pair of TOMRA optical cans,” says Tsilionis. sorters identify plastic materials suitable The recovered materials are baled prior for recycling. The next pair removes pa- to sale. The plant operates six days per per from the stream. A ballistics separa- week on two shifts and all the mainte- tor is also used to sort plastics based on nance takes part in the downtime. their shape, with films separated from The project also includes an Event 3D plastics such as bottles. A further Hall, where the educational programme pair of optical sorters separate 2D plas- of EPADYM is implemented in col- The Integrated Solid Waste Management tic films into two streams – transparent laboration with DIADYMA. Its scope System developed by HELECTOR in and coloured. is to provide information to the pu- Western Macedonia is able to process up to 120,000 tonnes per year of waste and “The plant recovers five different types pils, students and residents of Western produces a Type A compost material. of plastics – transparent film and mixed Macedonia about the operation of the coloured film, PET, HDPE and PP. We plant and raise awareness on issues of Upcoming events [email protected] www.menart.eu Tel: +32 (0)65 61 07 60 A6.308 - hall 6 JANUARY-FEBRUARY 2018 WASTE MANAGEMENT WORLD 19 COVER STORY waste management and sustainable de- als we’re going to produce for the next ENVIRONMENTAL velopment. 25 years.” BENEFITS According to Herhof, its computerised ORGANICS system processes organic waste into a hy- The organic fraction is diverted to the gienically sound product. Organic material <36% composting facility for biological treat- is aerated for approximately two weeks in Of residual waste now going to ment in enclosed horizontal aerobic bio- composting boxes with regulated tempera- landfill reactors. Back in 2005, the firm acquired ture, ventilation and humidity. In order to German technology developer Herhof ensure a hygienic output, the composted >80% and its composting technology, which material is heated up to 60°C. In addition, Diversion of the biodegradable significantly improves the biological sta- odours and groundwater pollution are fraction from landfil bility of the material. managed within the closed system. “We produce a Compost Like Output The semi-stabilised material produced (CLO),” explains Tsilionis. “We could is then transferred to a maturation shed 35% produce a Solid Recovered Fuel (SRF), where it remains for 4 to 6 weeks and is Expected recycling rate by weight but since the plant is located in a major turned using a windrow turner as re- of recyclable material entering the lignite mining centre where the CLO can quired by temperature, humidity and plant be used for restoration purposes. We are oxygen content. Following this period, working on a contract with the Public the fully stabilised material is sent to a Type A Power Corporation of Greece which refinery unit where the organic material Compost being produced gives us an option to sell all the materi- is separated from any residual materials 3 FULL PERFORMANCE 3 LESS COSTS 3 BEST AVAILABLE TECHNOLOGY BEKON® The proven plant concept. The BEKON® dry fermentation process offers efficient and modular systems for biogas production from waste materials. The ideal solution for municipalities, waste management companies and agriculture. BEKON GmbH Feringastraße 9 85774 Unterföhring / GERMANY Fon +49 89 9077959-0 [email protected] | www.bekon.eu 20 WASTE MANAGEMENTBIODEGMA WORLD JANUARY-FEBRUARY GmbH Teinacher 2018 Straße 34 71634 Ludwigsburg, Germany Fon +49 7141 / 6 88 88-0 [email protected] www.biodegma.de COVER STORY such as hard plastics, glass, gravel, films “WE SIGNED problem and deliver the project within and other inert wastes. The end result is a THE DEAL two years. We’re very proud to have made Type A compost which is considered to be such an achievement,” he adds.
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