Material and Energy valorisation of waste in a Circular Economy

Workshop: Which future for the SRF Market?

Date Nov 2013
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Workshop in Milan, Italy, 20th November 2013

This workshop reported on end of waste for solid recovered fuels, the results to the European Recombio project on preparation and combustion of solid recovered fuel and experience with the use of solid recovered fuel in Italy.

Attachments

0 Final program

1 Which future

2 Classification and Specification of SRF

3 SRF regulation

4 EN 15359

5 RECOMBIO Project

6 Production and use of SRF in Italy

7 Experience in production and use of SRF

8 SRF in cement kiln

9 Monitoring corrosion from RDF co-combustion

10 Production of SRF for co-combustion in coal fired Power Plants

11 ENEL experience on CDR co-combustion in a coal fired Power Plant

12 ISWA Activity in the field of SRF

What future for Solid recovered Fuel_Summary

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