CHD Annex 111108prov Sbclogo
CHD Annex 111108prov Sbclogo
CHD Annex 111108prov Sbclogo
PROVISIONAL VERSION
Kanden Engineering
Kanden Engineering
1:PCB taken from capacitors 2:PCB recovered by VTR treatment of capacitors 3:PCB separated from TCB by distillation 1:PCB taken from capacitors 2:PCB recovered by VTR treatment of capacitors 3:PCB separated from TCB by distillation PCB taken from capacitors
PCB
PCB
PCB
Capacity:PCB-3.8kg/batch
+Key: F - Full-scale applications completed P - Pilot/Demonstration scale completed; no F-applications B - Bench/Laboratory scale completed; no P or F-applications T - Theoretical applicable, no B, P, F applications * Vendor claims performance of demonstration, but no data provided
++Key: Applicability ranking for pesticides DA Direct applicable FS 1 Full scale within reasonable period possible 0-2 years FS 2 Full scale within considerable period possible 2-5 years **Validation on the basis of info provided in Table 2 and 3
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John Vijgen, International HCH and Pesticides Association and Dr.Ir. Ron McDowall, Auckland New Zealand for Secretariat of the Basel Convention Date: 11.11.2008
CATALYTIC HYDRO-DECHLORINATION METHOD (CHD) Annex to POPs Technology Specification and Data Sheet
PROVISIONAL VERSION
PCB Oil
Kanden Engineering
PCB Oil
Kanden Engineering
PCB Oil
Kanden Engineering
PCB Oil
3,8 kg/batch
PCB (pre-treat): 10%, Post treat: less than 0.5 mg/kg Catalyst performance did not change during 12 batches reaction. PCB concentrations of biphenyl which recovered after reaction by distillation and HCl solution were less than 0.5 ppm and 0.005ppm, respectively. PCB (pre-treat): 10%, Post treat: less than 0.5 mg/kg
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John Vijgen, International HCH and Pesticides Association and Dr.Ir. Ron McDowall, Auckland New Zealand for Secretariat of the Basel Convention Date: 11.11.2008
CATALYTIC HYDRO-DECHLORINATION METHOD (CHD) Annex to POPs Technology Specification and Data Sheet
PROVISIONAL VERSION
Table 3: Overview detailed project information per project Project name (from Table 2):
Location project Pre-treat mg/kg Post-treat mg/kg DREs Emissions 1.Air (HCl, Dioxins & furans etc) 2. Water, 3. Waste (slags) 1.none 2.none 3.biphenyl, HClaq, 1.none 2.none 3.biphenyl, HClaq, Energy consumption
Others, remarks
PCB treatment facility in Osaka Pilot scale test plant (continuously 14 batches treating)
PCB:10%
Mitsui Engineering & Shipbuilding Co., Ltd. Chiba factory 3,8 kg (KC-300) PCB
no data available
Notes: 1.
PCBs concentration in the all samples after cleaning, VTR and CHD treatments in the test period at the PCB Waste Treatment Facility for Recycling of PCB in JESCO/Osaka JAPAN cleared the target value of detoxification. 2. PCB and Dioxin concentration in the air around the facility during the treatment cleared the target value (PCB: less than 0.0005 mg/m, DXN: less than 0.6pg-TEQ/m). (The exhaust gas from the each room in the facility, for example dismounting room, was treated properly, and CHD treatment is operated in the closed system, so it has no exhaust gas.)
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John Vijgen, International HCH and Pesticides Association and Dr.Ir. Ron McDowall, Auckland New Zealand for Secretariat of the Basel Convention Date: 11.11.2008