Annual report 2005 - Sava dd

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Lower dust particles and
organic solvent emissions
Due to the installation of filtering apparatus in key
processes in recent years emissions of dust particles
were almost completely eliminated. The measurement
results are considerably below the permissible limits.
Annual dust emissions were reduced by 20 per cent.
A high reduction in the emissions of organic solvents in
the Print programme is due to the regular operation of
the thermal incineration plant. In Teol d.d. organic
solvent emissions per metric ton of products was
reduced by 12 per cent. Ammonia emissions in Etopon
in the production of the same company amount to 62
kilos per year, which is within legal requirements.
Filters; Filters; Filters;
Permissible limits sandblasting in grinding offset rubber in use of powder chemicals
for dust particles the Roll Service programme the Print programme in the Elastomers programme
mg/m 3 mg/m 3 mg/m 3 mg/m 3
50 0.06 –0.12 0.01- 0.03 0.01 -0.05
Less waste and hazardous
substances
In the companies of Rubber Manufacturing we ensure
safe and professional waste disposal. Years ago Savatech
d.o.o. introduced separate waste collection according to
type and property. Rubber waste and non-hazardous
industrial waste are disposed of in landfills. Wooden,
metal, paper and plastic waste is recycled, while
hazardous substances and their packaging are incinerated
or recycled.
SAVA GROUP
Specific quantity of all landfilled
waste in Rubber Manufacturing
(kg/metric tons of product)
139
Due to the changed products structure the specific
amount of waste increased by 2.8 per cent.
In accordance with our plans, which specify the
handling of waste, and based on the basic principles of
the strategic policy for handling waste in the Republic of
Slovenia, the companies of the Sava Group are
committed to gradually reduce the quantity of waste.
We will collect waste fractions as pure as possible and
increase the utilisation of their substances and energy
value.
119
98
Average
2000 2001 2002
82,2
68
70
2003 2004 2005