Sentence examples for end of waste from inspiring English sources

In particular, starting from end of waste materials, a process of extrusion-melt foaming was applied to produce polymeric particles characterized by high porosity and surface roughness.

Currently the European Directive 2008/98/EC, through the principle of End of Waste (EoW), is driving the utilization of new methods of waste processing in order to transform them it into a new "renewable" product.

According to recent resolutions of the European Parliament (2012/2065 INI)), the need for environmentally friendly alternative solutions to landfill disposal of hazardous wastes, such as asbestos-containing materials, prompts their recycling as secondary raw materials (end of waste concept).

A review is also made of the UK based Waste and Resources Action Programme (WRAP) and Finnish MOTIVA initiatives both of which aim at promoting sustainable and efficient use of materials focussing on the examination of End of Waste (EoW) approaches and quality protocols that guide residue recovery.

Waste Management is even dabbling in the front end of waste production: In May it invested in a company that is developing a technology that aims to reduce the amount of plastic needed to make packaging, appliances and electronics.

This recommendation is based on the detailed description of the way in which waste related aspects are handled in REACH including the end of waste status in recycling processes.

In the present study, hygro-thermal and durability related properties of a cementitious mortar containing highly porous foamed aggregates obtained from polymeric end-of-waste materials were investigated.

Furthermore, information technology, namely computer-aided design (CAD) tools, should be refined to assist product designers in designing for effective circularity and end-of-waste and limiting hibernation of resources in the use phase.

A major question is whether the REACH Regulation would apply to residue based symbiosis products if their creation makes them no longer legally classified as waste under end-of-waste legislation.

Clarification of end-of-waste criteria is a matter for waste legislation.

The end-of-waste status is specified in Article 6 of the revised Waste Framework Directive 2008/98/EC: "1.