475 Technical Solutions for Reduction of Waste Fuel Specific Emissions Flue Gas t reatment Innovative Technical Solutions for Reduction of Waste Fuel Specific Emissions in Cement Plants

Renato Sarc, Roland Pomberger, Karl E. Lorber

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Gas T

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Figure 3:  Relation between landfilling and TSR 

Source:  De Beer, J.; Cihlar, J.; Hensing, I.; Zabeti, M.: Status and prospects of co-processing of waste in EU cement plants. Ecofys –  

A Navigant Company. 2017; Online: https://cembureau.eu/media/1612/2017-05-11_ecofys_publication_alternativefuels_report.pdf 

Current worldwide production of cement is well above 4,500 million tonnes per year 

[2]. Europe’s share at the world market has decreased from 15 percent in 2001 to 

5 percent in 2015 (Figure 4). 

100

Greece

Bulgaria

Italy

Spain

Portugal

Ireland

Hungary

UK

EU 28 average

Sweden

Poland

Czech Republic

Germany

Belgium

Waste being landfilled

(excl. major mineral wastes)

%

80

60

40

20

10

20

30

thermal energy consumption in cement kilns coming from alternative fuels

%

40

50

60

70

The size of the bubble (blue) is not indicative of the clinker production in the country

as data were unavailable. All data are for 2014, with the exception of Portugal and Bulgaria

where data are from 2013.

0

0

The size of the bubble indicates

the relative clinker per capita

production in the country

France

China

38,3 %

CIS

2,6 %

China

51,3 %