Waste Valorization
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Duration
45 minutes
Presenters
Martijn Hinderdael | Energy Consultant
Willem Jansen | Product Specialist
Waste Valorization
Rapidly rising gas prices, more stringent enforcement of legislation and societal pressures to reduce carbon footprints are forcing companies to rethink how they manage their assets. The possibility of utilizing waste and by-product streams from current industrial activities, is still underdeveloped in many industrial assets and represents substantial efficiency improvement potential.
Waste streams, which can be any kind of stream with a calorific value and/or sufficient temperature, can be repurposed and valorized in different ways; from heat generation to feed product recuperation. In this webinar, Stork's subject-matter experts will unlock the potential of waste stream valorization. They'll demonstrate advanced waste valorization techniques and share recent example cases.
This webinar will focus on the following topics:
- Identifying waste streams
- Implementation and integration of waste valorization techniques for
- Waste heat
- Waste gas and liquids
- Waste materials
- Business case development for waste valorization
Our presenters
Martijn Hinderdael
Martijn is an experienced consultant with a demonstrated history of working for the power, waste, chemical, steel & energy industry. He is skilled in thermal plant assessments, both from technical (mechanical and thermal process) and economic point of view. He combines his vast theoretical knowledge with a result oriented hands-on practical approach
Willem Janssen
Willem has a thermal engineering background and is within Stork active as subject-matter expert in the field of combustion of liquids and gases. He has worked with multiple clients implementing various waste valorization techniques.
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