Abstract SYMPHOS 2011
Abstract SYMPHOS 2011
Abstract SYMPHOS 2011
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key pollutants including heavy metals, pesticides, PAHs, VOCs and other inorganic and organic pollutants.<br />
In some countries or regions there is a sanitation fee, in which is described that the amount payable is based on the<br />
pollutant characterization on each company, so that the more polluter pays the higher sanitation fees.<br />
Other Industrial Water Controls are done for monitoring the water supply (potable water, industrial waters,<br />
refrigeration waters, etc.) or to control Legionella in risk installations, such as cooling towers, showers, etc.<br />
INSPECTION AND ANALYSIS ACTIVITIES<br />
To manage wastewater control works in Spain it is mandatory to have the Title of “Collaborating Entity of Water<br />
Administration” issued by the Ministry of Environment that assumes that the company holds the ISO 17020<br />
accreditation for inspection activities and ISO 17025 accreditation for laboratory assays activities.<br />
The sampling and inspection activities are so important as assays activities, because with an inspection improperly<br />
done, the analysis results of the wastewater control are not valid. The same happens with an analysis run out<br />
without quality control or inappropriate technology to analyze samples.<br />
To design a water inspection program it is important to know the discharge authorization data or details or the<br />
legislation applied (parameters, limits, sampling type, frequency, etc.), the sampling point and the company<br />
characteristics (activity, timetable, wastewater treatment, etc.).<br />
NEW POLLUTANTS<br />
In addition of the traditional wastewater monitoring, which involves physical-chemical and microbiological<br />
parameters, in Europe new Regulations and Directives are appearing with environmental quality standards for<br />
priority substances and other pollutants with the aim of achieving good surface water chemical status (Directive<br />
2008/105/CE) or for the European Pollutant Release and Transfer Register (E-PRTR) (Regulation Nº 166/2006).<br />
These Regulations and Directives include substances like Tributyltin, Chloro-alkanes C10-C13, Octylphenols and<br />
Octylphenols, Di-(2-ethyl hexyl) phthalate (DEHP), Brominated diphenylethers, Metals, Pesticides, VOCs, PAHs, etc.<br />
These analyses require high specialized laboratories in water control.<br />
LES DÉFIS DE L’INNOVATION EN MATIÈRE DE GESTION ET<br />
DE VALORISATION DES REJETS FINS DES LAVERIES DE PHOSPHATE EN ZONES<br />
ARIDES ET SEMI-ARIDES<br />
EN-O-13<br />
Abdellah CHIK et Khalid ZAHOUILY,<br />
Photon&Polymers, Mulhouse/FRANCE<br />
L’Afrique du nord et le moyen Orient renferment près de 86% des réserves en minerais de phosphates du globe,<br />
estimées à environs 65 milliards de tonnes, dont 76,9 % sont concentrées au Maroc [1]. La majorité de ces gisements<br />
sédimentaires est située dans des zones semi-arides ou arides où la problématique de la rareté de l’eau se pose<br />
de façon accrue. L’exploitation optimale de ces ressources minières, nécessaire aux développements économique<br />
et social de ces pays, rend indispensable la valorisation de niveaux phosphatés de plus en plus pauvres, à fortes<br />
teneurs en argiles et en impuretés carbonatées et/ou siliceuses. Ces derniers nécessitent donc un enrichissement<br />
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