Description

Theory
1

Theory/Practice
2

Instructors

Nídia Caetano

Contents

CP1-CWS management
CP1.1-RGGR (general reg.)
CP1.2-RJDRA (landfill disposal)
CP1.3-RGFER (special flows)
CP1.4-LER, MIRR, e-GAR and SIRER
CP1.5-Waste (Ws) manag. plans
CP1.6-Soil remediation plans
CP2-Temporary storage, collection and transportation
CP3-Health care Ws
CP4-Industrial Ws
CP4.1-By-products/Ws
CP4.2-CIRVER
CP5-MSW and circular economy
CP5.1-Biowaste
CP5.2-Valuable non-biological Ws
CP5.3-Commingled Ws
CP6-MSW Integrated treat.
CP6.1-MBT vs centralized treat.
CP6.2-Physical proc. (separat. and prepar. for valorization)
CP6.3-Biological proc. (composting, anaerobic digestion)
CP6.4-Thermochemical proc. (Incineration, pyrolysis, gasification)
CP6.5-Sanitary landfill
CP7-Soil remediation/decontamination
CP7.1-Desorption
CP7.2-Extraction
CP7.3-Phytoremediation
CP7.4-Electrochemical processes

Learning Outcomes

To know the legislation applicable to the management and treatment of a contaminated waste or soil (CWS); comply with legal requirements as an environmental officer of a company; to know, choose and project processes and equipment suitable for the treatment of a CWS, either from the point of view of end-of-pipe treatments or from the perspective of the circular economy, identifying potential impacts resulting from them.
OBJ1- To develop a CWS management plan, considering the legislation in force and identifying legal obligations
OBJ2- To select, implement and coordinate CWS treatment activities, according to the applicable legislation
OBJ3- To manage a CWS, by choosing the treatment technology to apply to each type of CWS and the necessary equipment
OBJ4- To perform material and energy balances associated with each technology
OBJ5- To design equipment used in CWS treatment
OBJ6- To develop management and monitoring plans for sanitary landfill and soil remediation