Study on the Suitability of the Different Waste-Derived Fuels for End-of-Waste Status in Accordance with Article 6 of the Waste Framework Directive - Second Interim Report

The objective of this study is to provide detailed information and analyses to the European Commission on all the relevant aspects needed for proposing the end-of-waste status of fuels derived from waste. It analyses the suitability of different waste-derived fuels (WDFs) for obtaining the end-of-waste status in accordance with the requirements set out in Article 6 (1) of the Waste Framework Directive.

In this study, the term 'waste-derived fuelsâ€ is understood in a wide and comprehensive sense, so as to include any type of fuel, be it solid, liquid or gas, which is obtained from waste. The following gaseous, liquid and solid waste derived fuels (except those excluded from the scope of the WFD 2008/98/EC) are investigated in this study:

Biogas,
Gaseous output from gasification,
Gaseous output from pyrolysis,
Biodiesel,
Bioethanol,
Waste oil (mineral and synthetic),
Waste oil (vegetable oils, cooking oils),
Waste solvents (halogenated and non-halogenated),
Industrial liquid waste concentrates,
Liquid pyrolysis output,
Wood waste,
Waste tyres and waste rubber,
Waste plastics,
Waste paper,
Waste textiles,
Biowaste (as defined in Directive 2008/98/EC),
RDF (WDF derived from non-hazardous waste),
Animal by-products and derived products,
Dried/dewatered municipal sewage sludge,
Dried/dewatered industrial sewage sludge,
Solid pyrolysis output.

296 pages;

Authors:

Helga Stoiber,

Maria Tesar,

Antonia Bernhard,

Monika Denner,

Thomas Gallauner,

Michael Gössl,

Sebastian Köppel,

Judith Oliva,

Hubert Reisinger,

Barbara Stoifl,

Birgit Walter,

Brigitte Winter,

Ilse Schindler,

Brigitte Karigl,

Peter Sander,

David Suchanek

Copyright:	© Eigenbeiträge der Autoren
Quelle:	Jahrgang 2011 (Dezember 2011)
Seiten:	99
Preis:	€ 0,00
Autor:	Dipl.-Ing. Dr. Helga Stoiber

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