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- Recycling 2019

About Conference

Recycling 2019 will be a global dais accumulating individuals from different fields of recycling starting from plastic recycling, paper recycling, wood recycling, glass recycling to industrial waste recycling. Researchers and experts will introduce the emerging technologies to combat the wastes generated from all the sectors.This International conference will be an assimilation of participants imparting knowledge and imbibing in new innovations from other world experts of waste management. Recycling2019 will create a platform in discussing the strategies and techniques to be developed to deal with the present scenario of waste management for a better future. There are 20 interesting session tracks for the participants diversifying the topic of Recycling and Waste Management.

Target Audience

Recycling and Waste Management Industries

Recycling Associations

Environmental Engineers

Water Treatment Research Labs

Recycling Business Associates

Chemical Engineers

Civil Engineers

Plastic Recycling Associations

Recycling Scientists

Sessions & Tracks

Session on Paper Recycling

The development of new paper products from waste or old paper is recycling of paper. The benefits associated with this process are quite a few: mainly three important things are saved that is water, wood and oil. Along with this there are other benefits like 900 kg of paper recycled saves around 3.3 cubic yards of landfill space. The process of recycling takes place in 5 stages:

Collection

Sorting

Shredding and Pulping

Filtering and De-Inking

This Recycling 2019 will provide you with the scope of interaction with professionals from the field of Paper Recycling industries.

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International Conference on Recycling and Waste Management (ICRWM-19), Aleppo ,March 30, 2019 | The World Conference on Waste Management, Colombo, Sri Lanka, March 07-08 ,2019 | 10th World Convention on Recycling and Waste Management, Sydney, Australia, October 21-22, 2019 | 6th Edition of European Conference on Water, Waste and Energy Management, Stockholm, Sweden, May 13-14, 2019 | 3rd Global Summit on Waste Management and Recycling, Berlin, Germany, December 02-03, 2019

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Session on Plastic Recycling

Plastic recycling is one of the most tedious jobs as plastic being a non-biodegradable product requires more efforts to reduce its contribution towards waste. The procedure of collecting plastic materials and conversion into useful products is plastic recycling. The products of plastic recycling has its use in diverse sectors, thereby making plastic recycling extremely important. The process is challenging due to plastic possessing the properties of low density and low value. The main advantage of plastic recycling is that it helps in conservation of energy and resources furthermore it clears space for landfills helping the environment to be green and clean simultaneously. To know further come and join the event of Recycling 2019.

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Session on Metal Recycling Technologies

Metals have the advantage to be recycled continuously without having any changes in their properties. According to the AISI, among all the metals steel is the one to be recycled the most. Metal recycling involves the separation of ferrous metals from non-ferrous metals. This is one of the most important steps in the metal recycling. In case of ferrous metals as they contain the iron component they can be separated with the help of magnets. In the process of separating metals from a mixed bunch of materials, first paper is taken out leaving behind plastics and metals. The next step involves the application of electric current through which only metals are affected this procedure is known as Eddy Current Separation. For separating precious metals like gold, platinum sophisticated and technologically advanced equipment are required. Presently, the uses of infra-red scanning and x-ray have become quite desired as they identify metals through the use of sensors. To indulge in more regarding new innovative technologies of Metal Recycling join Recycling 2019.

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Session on Wood Recycling

Wood or timber recycling is the friendliest form of recycling. This helps in manufacturing of various other products which are very useful for human and other species. Accordingly recycled timber product raises awareness more towards deforestation and climate change. Even timber can be grounded to wood chips which can be used for providing light in homes. Get to know more about wood and timber Recycling in Recycling 2019.

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Session on Textiles Recycling

This process involves the used or old clothes; synthetic materials fibrous materials which are reprocessed so that they can be used later for similar purpose. The urgent requirement for textile recycling is that it aims to reduce the landfill. This is so because fibres take thousands of years to decompose and along with that they release harmful gases such as methane into the atmosphere which is harmful for all the species. In case of synthetic fibres as they do not decompose they may pollute the underground water by releasing toxic substances which are harmful for all. There are certain benefits of textile recycling as mentioned:

Reduction in space required for landfilling

Decreased consumption of energy and water

Demands for dyes are quite less

Decreased level of pollution

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Session on E-waste Recycling

With the change in technology every day the amount of E-waste is also increasing rapidly. E-wastes are nothing but the used, obsolete, non-functional, Electronic gadgets or devices kept for disposal purpose. Examples of some are mobile phones, laptops, hard discs, circuit boards, televisions etc. There are several steps of E-waste Recycling:

Picking Shed

Disassembly

First size reduction process

Second size reduction process

Over-band Magnet

Separation of metallic and non-metallic components

Water Separation

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Session on Rubber/ Tire Recycling

Rubber or Tire recycling is the procedure of using the tires which can no longer be used on vehicles due to the damage in them. Tire recycling is one of the most tedious tasks because of their volume and resilience and as they are composed of materials prone to damage the environment.

The benefits associated with rubber recycling:

The cost is reduced to half of that of natural rubber

They possess properties better than that of virgin rubber

Helps in conservation of non-renewable petroleum products

Generation of work in developing countries

Gives rise to many useful products from reused tyre and other such products

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Session on Glass Recycling

Glass is such a material which is 100% recyclable without loss in purity or quality. Glass manufacturers have advantages from recycling as recycled glass reduces the usage of raw materials, extending the life of the glass equipment thereby saving energy in due course.

Glass recycling process has a number of steps:

Collection of different glass materials

Sorting

Cullet Production

De-contamination

De-colorizing and Dyeing

Making recycled glass products

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Session on Battery Recycling

Recycling of batteries is required so as to avoid the adverse effects related to mixing of heavy metal and toxic components with the soil and leading to water pollution which in course of time generates different kinds of diseases. The advantages of recycling batteries are: Metals and minerals which are natural resources are conserved. It saves energy, reduces pollution, furthermore it reduces the emission of greenhouse gas that contributes to climate change.

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Session on Industrial Waste Recycling

Industry is the one of the main contributors in scaling up the waste pollution. Recycling should be adopted by all the Industries, companies thereby maintaining a healthy environment for all. Wastes from industries are materials like paints, solvents, adhesives and various kinds of oils, all of these are harmful for humans, animals and the environment. Wastes should be disposed properly otherwise it would be giving birth to quite a many diseases. All private small companies and business should have their own waste management system like land fillings, injection wells and incineration.

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Session on Construction Waste Recycling

Construction waste constitutes of material generated from construction sites, or industries. They include materials such as nails, roofing, rubble, insulation, lead, asbestos or any kind of hazardous substances. Construction Waste Recycling involves separation of recoverable waste material for their reuse and recycling.

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Session on Landfill

Landfill is an area for disposing all kinds of wastes this is one of the oldest forms of dumping which is being used for hundreds of years. This is one of the organised methods of waste disposal.

The techniques applied for non-hazardous waste management are:

Confining waste to a smallest area possible

Compact waste to reduce the volume

After dumping of waste, they are generally covered with layers of soil or other kinds of materials which include wood chips, bio-solids or any green wastes.

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Session on Solid Waste Management

Solid Waste management can be defined as the treatment of day to day discarded material which is ultimately of no use to mankind or has served its role and no longer required. Solid wastes are generated from various sources like residential, industrial, municipal wastes, Hospital/ Biomedical Waste. Generally due to inappropriate disposal of wastes, there is adverse effect on the surrounding environment.

Different ways to combat solid waste management:

Sanitary landfills: In this method the bottom of the landfill is covered with layers of sand and plastic so that the wastes don’t percolate to ground water. Then the garbage are dumped and spread out in layers and covered with clay, soil, gravel and soil.

Incineration: This method utilizes burning of solid wastes at high temperatures thereby reducing the volume of waste to a much lesser volume along with reduction of weight and giving rise to ashes.

Recovery and Recycling: The main aim is to reduce landfills and also reuse the discarded items.

Composting: Biodegradable waste materials are used for this purpose, and the product of composting can be used for agricultural purposes.

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Session on Food Waste Management

Food waste is generated at different stages in the food chain system namely starting from farming, processing of the crops, transportation, cooking food and consumption of food. If waste food is dumped into landfills, the wastes decompose giving rise to various greenhouse gases leading to global warming. Removing food waste from landfills we may help in reduction of the carbon footprint thereby storing the necessary nutrients back to the soil. The good ways to convert the food wastes to something useful are in converting the wasted food materials to Biogas. Anaerobic digestion helps in degrading the discarded wastes in turn can be used for generation of electricity as well as fuels for transport.

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Session on Waste Water Management

Water the 2nd most important element for human survival and wastewater generation is also among one of the top among other wastes generated. So, we should concentrate more in treating water. The process of treating water is done to remove all contaminants and convert it to an effluent which in turn goes back to the water cycle having no or very less impact on the surrounding environment. Many types of Biological processes are deployed for treatment of waste water which includes, aerated lagoons, filters, and activated sludge. The process of management will help to preserve, protect the quality of marine, fresh waters. Recycled water can be used to recreate wetlands and habitats for species.

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Session on Hospital Waste Management

Hospitals are important places giving rise to high-risk hazardous wastes. If hospital waste management is not done following a proper channel then it may give rise to serious health problems causing dreadful diseases and increased adverse environmental effects. Hospital/ Biomedical waste consists of Infectious agents, Genotoxic materials, toxic chemicals and radio-active materials.

The waste management process consists of the following processes:

Collection of wastes

Segregating according to the types

Storage

Treatment of the waste

Transportation to the final disposal area

Final disposal

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Session on Hazardous Waste Management

The process of treating and disposing waste material which when not handled properly can cause serious harm to humans, animals and as a whole towards the environment may be defined as Hazardous waste management. Hazardous waste can be of any form be solid, liquid but generally are of chemical in nature. They can be classified based on the physical, chemical and biological properties. These kinds of waste generally are corrosive, radioactive, infectious or toxic in nature.

If such substances enter into the food chain of humans it may cause acute effects sometimes even causing death. Radioactive wastes generate ionizing energy that has adverse effect on living organisms. In this Recycling 2019 come and discuss the various methods to deal with Hazardous wastes keeping the environment and surrounding free from any kind of harm.

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Session on Agricultural Waste Management

Agriculture is one of the largest sectors contributing towards economy at the same time it also generates humongous amount of waste. Agricultural wastes emerge from many sources:

Natural waste

Animal waste

Plant waste

Proper waste management keeps the environment healthy for farm animals and crop production. The bulk of wastes generated are paddy, wheat straw, husk, sugarcane, rotten vegetables, fibres, coconut husks etc. The agricultural wastes can be recycled and has various applications like from sugarcane we extract the juice which is further produces ethanol. Goal of any waste management system should have the assurance in having the maximum economic benefit provided well maintenance of environmental standards.

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Session on Sustainable Materials Management

This type of management refers to the process of use and reuse of materials in their life cycle. The main aim of SMM is in reducing wastes thereby minimizing environmental impacts and also conserving resources. As we are progressing more towards limited resources, the SMM will help us to maintain stable economic growth along with sustainable health and environment.

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Session on Waste Management and Climate Change

The solid wastes (MSW) which are dumped into atmosphere produce significantly huge amounts of methane, CO₂ which contribute towards the greenhouse gas emission. According to reports emission of gas from landfills contributes to 5% of total GHG emission and 12% of methane emission which is 20 times more impact that of CO₂.

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Session on Circular Carbon Economy

Carbon as it being a component of many materials, it forms the pillar of the modern global economy. There should be proper strategies and policies for the effectively using carbon based products. According to some reports implementation of Circular economy policies may bring down 70% cut in carbon emissions by the year 2030. With the progress of civilisation and the fast moving technology we replace almost everything which leads to improper use of Earth’s resources, increased pollution, and change in the ecosystem. Rather than disposing everything we can use and re-use them moving towards establishment of Circular Economy.

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Session on Bioenergy from Waste

Solid Wastes can be used as a source of energy production. There are different thermal, biological and chemical methods to recover energies from waste sources which include anaerobic digestion (AD), hydrolysis, fermentation and incarnation. Burning organic parts of municipal waste gives rise to bioenergy. Food wastes from restaurants, textiles, clothing and paper are examples of some.

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Session on Biofuel and Biodiesel

Biofuels are kind of renewable energies and emit less than fossil fuels produced through biological processes rather than any geological process. Biodiesel is a carbon neutral fuel generally produced from vegetable oils, animal fats or other cooking oils. It is biodegradable and non-toxic having no contribution of CO₂ in the atmosphere.

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Welcome Message

With prodigious pleasure we welcome you all to the 7^th International Conference on Recycling and Waste management scheduled to take place during October 03-04, 2019 in Melbourne, Australia. The theme of the conference is “Recycle Today to indulge a Greener and Cleaner World Tomorrow”.

This conference will bring in specialists from the Waste management and Recycling societies from all nook and corners of the world giving a global platform in discussing the current issues and putting forward the solutions for it.

Recycling 2019 will have different mode of participation with around 15+ Keynote talks, 50+invited talks, and 100+ technical paper spilt between different parallel oral session each day.

This conference will give participants interested in Recycling and Waste Management to meet professionals from renowned institutions of the world. The conference will provide an interacting forum consisting of different experts, academicians, sponsors, and exhibitors.

The aim of this conference is bring up the new technological developments among the global participants, so that this will help in creating a world devoid of waste and a better place for human survival.

We expect the presence of all related professionals in Melbourne, Australia and with everyone’s support and participation we hope to make this event successful.

Market Analysis

The global waste management market is increasing rapidly with time, and as per the reports the previous value was at $285.0 billion in 2016 and is projected to reach around $435.0 billion by 2023, which shows growing at a CAGR of 6.2% from 2017 to 2025.

The waste management market is classified based on three most important segments: Type, region and service. Again on basis of waste type market can be divided into industrial waste, municipal waste and hazardous waste. For the last two years according to the reports of 2017, the municipal waste market ruled in terms of revenue, and trend predicts that it will continue for the following years. In terms of service the market is divided into parts: One deal with the collection service and the other is disposal service. In Region wise, the market is divided into 4 sections across the world: North America, Europe, LAMEA and Asia- Pacific. In this sector, Europe has the major control over the waste management market share as they possess government support along with sophisticated high-class technology.

Figure 1: Different types of Municipal Waste generated by USA

Figure 2: Waste Recycled Country wise

Australia’s position in Waste Management

Australia competes with the world in many fields and even they play a major role in recycling. They are having the major control over the newspaper recycling industry. The Electronic waste generation is three times more than any other type of waste generation in Australia. Recycling opportunities are being provided by many programs for example Cartridges 4 Planet Ark and MobileMuster but around the year 2012 the national legislation imposed a law according to which the manufacturers and importers of Electronic gadgets like television and computer have to provide free services of recycling to households and small scale businesses.

Figure 3: Australia’s waste producers and the amount recycled in megatonnes

Key players in Waste Management Market

Clean Harbors

Daiseki Co. Ltd

Advanced Disposal Services

Suez Environment S.A.

Veolia Environment S.A

Biffa Group

Remondis AG & Co. Kg

Waste Management Inc.

Waste Connections

Advanced Disposal

Casella

Republic Services

Drywall Recycling Services Inc

Waste Industries

Lake Shore Recycling System

Progressive Waste Solutions

The key market players followed some strategies like partnership, product launch, collaboration and business expansion.

Top Universities

University of Central Lancashire

University of Leeds

Swansea University

University of Bordeaux

Institute of Technology, Carlow

KU Leuven

University of Edinburgh

University of California, Berkeley

Stanford University

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Wageningen University

Harvard University

University of Oxford

University of Cambridge

Imperial College London

University of British Columbia

National University of Singapore

The University of Queensland

Organizing committee members

Dr. De Wrachien Daniele, PhD

Retired Professor, Agriculture and Environmental Sciences

The State University of Milan, Italy

Prof. Dr. Haluk Akgün, PhD

Professor, Department of Geological Engineering

Middle East Technical University, Middle East Technical University (METU) Istanbul, Turkey

To Collaborate Scientific Professionals around the World

Conference Date	October 03-04, 2019
Poster Oppurtunity	Available
e-Poster Oppurtunity	Available

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Conference Highlights

Paper Recycling Plastic Recycling Metal Recycling Technologies Wood Recycling Textiles Recycling E-waste Recycling Rubber/ Tire Recycling Glass Recycling Battery Recycling Industrial Waste Recycling Construction Waste Recycling Landfill Solid Waste Management Waste Water Management Hospital Waste Management Hazardous Waste Management Agricultural Waste Management Sustainable Materials Management Waste Management and Climate Change Circular Carbon Economy Bioenergy from Waste Biofuel and Biodiesel

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