Eksempler på brug af Suitable for incineration på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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On 1st January 1997 a ban was introduced on landfilling of waste suitable for incineration.
Waste suitable for incineration is generally led to nearest waste incineration plant.
It should be noted that domestic waste is considered suitable for incineration and it is therefore not to be landfilled.
Glass is not suitable for incineration, whereas a certain proportion of aluminium packaging is recovered.
As a consequence, there may be a need in some regions for temporary storage of waste suitable for incineration.
All waste suitable for incineration in Denmark must be incinerated at incineration plants with energy recovery.
In 1998, a study was carried out to clarify barriers to increased recycling of waste suitable for incineration.
Certain types of waste are defined as waste not suitable for incineration, as treatment may cause environmental problems.
The remaining 13 per cent, however, was led to temporary storage;i.e. temporary landfilling of waste suitable for incineration.
It is thereby ensured to a large extent that waste suitable for incineration is incinerated in the region of generation.
Here we see,that we have already saved considerable energy by treating a majority of the materials suitable for incineration.
First and foremost, the ban on landfilling of waste suitable for incineration is expected to shift large amounts of waste from landfilling to incineration. .
In this connection it is also necessary to ensure that sufficient capacity for temporary storage of waste suitable for incineration is available.
Waste suitable for incineration, paper and cardboard, and other waste are the three largest waste fractions from the service sector with 48 per cent, 18 per cent, and 22 per cent respectively.
Impregnated wood containing chromium, copper and arsenic-containing substances will continue to be treated as waste not suitable for incineration, and landfilled.
According to the Statutory Order on waste, local authorities must assign waste suitable for incineration- which is not recyclable- to incineration at a plant with energy recovery.
Implications for local authoritiesIn their future planning, local authorities will ensure that impregnated wood is separated as waste not suitable for incineration.
Exemptions from this rule may be granted with a view to temporary storage of waste suitable for incineration, if incineration capacity is insufficient for a period of time.
Local councils must give an account of plans to bring down amounts of waste suitable for incineration in temporary storage, including statements of the need for additional incineration capacity.
As can be seen, ferrous metal is by far the largest single fraction, followed by hazardous waste,the mixed fraction waste suitable for incineration, and other waste.
Based on available data54 from 1995, is has been calculated that amounts of waste suitable for incineration treated outside the region of generation on an average were below 2 per cent of total amounts incinerated in 1995.
The Statutory Order on waste will be revised to state that PVC-containing waste, impregnated wood, and waste electrical andelectronic equipment are no longer to be considered as waste suitable for incineration.
Note that organic domestic waste suitable for incineration must be assigned to incineration. However, for islands that are not connected by land to an incineration plant there is an exemption from this duty of assignment. Here, landfilling is allowed.
D 1.4 Implications for national authorities The Statutory Order on waste will be revised to state that PVC-containing waste, impregnated wood, and waste electrical andelectronic equipment are no longer to be considered as waste suitable for incineration.
Under the terms of the Statutory Order on Waste56 local councils are under an obligation to ensure that waste suitable for incineration which is not recycled is assigned to incineration at approved incineration plants, and that sufficient incineration capacity is available for waste suitable for incineration.
D 3.2.5 Implications for national authorities The Statutory Order on waste will be revised to state that cardboard, PVC-containing waste, impregnated wood, and waste electrical andelectronic equipment is no longer considered as waste suitable for incineration.
Methane emissions from the waste sector are expected to fall in the future because the municipalities are now obliged to assign all waste suitable for incineration to incineration plants. This means that only a small quantity of organic waste will be deposited at landfills compared with the quantity deposited before the introduction of this obligation in 1997.
Exemptions from this rule may be granted with a view to temporary storage of waste suitable for incineration, if incineration capacity is insufficient for a period of time. New waste incineration plants are approved today under Part 5 of the Danish Environmental Protection Act. Prior to approval, regional authorities must carry out an EIA(Environmental Impact Assessment)57.