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Rhein-Main Deponiepark

Rhein-Main Deponiepark. Introduction. M ost of the organic waste in Germany is collected separately Original intention: recycling in composting plants Present-day intention: energy generation + recycling, hence: 1. fermentation, followed by

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Rhein-Main Deponiepark

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  1. Rhein-Main Deponiepark

  2. Introduction • Most of the organic waste in Germany is collected separately • Original intention: recycling in composting plants • Present-day intention: energy generation + recycling, hence: 1. fermentation, followed by 2. composting, or direct supply for agricultural use

  3. Pilot Project • Separation of an organic fraction from co-mingled household waste as an alternative to separate collection • Trial period 01.01.2009 – 30.06.2010 • Quantity approx. 45,000 tonnes • Offenbach, a town with about 120,000 inhabitants

  4. Sorting plant - picture

  5. Material Flow Analysis for 2009

  6. Result

  7. Result Biogene Fraktion

  8. 7. Future Outlook • Biogenic portion • Material > 60, further sorting possible (plastics, RDF...) • The process is suitable: - for obtaining a high recycling quota - for maintaining a nutrient cycle - for contributing to climate protection

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