course aims in Estonian
Anda üldteadmisi jäätmekäitlusest, toote elutsükli analüüsist, materjalide ümbertöötlemis-, taaskasutus- ja energia-kasutustehnoloogiatest.
course aims in English
To give an overview of waste management, product lifecycle analysis, materials processing-, recycling- recovery- and energy recovery technologies.
learning outcomes in the course in Est.
Üliõpilane omab teadmisi jäätmekäitlusalastest direktiividest EL-is ja Eesti jäätmealasest seadusandlusest; Teab põhilisi puit-, tekstiili- ja plastjäätmete mehaanilise töötlemise seadmeid ja tehnoloogiaid. Teab põhilisi puit-, tekstiili- ja plastjäätmete keemilise töötlemise meetodeid; Omab ülevaadet üldlevinud puit-, tekstiili- ja plastmaterjalide sh. tootmisjääkide taaskasutustehnoloogiatest. Omab teadmisi taaskasutusmeetodite tehnilis-majanduslike külgede analüüsiks ja toote valmistustehnoloogia valikuks; Oskab rakendada teadmisi taaskasutatud materjalist toote füüsikalis-mehaaniliste ja tehnoloogiliste omaduste määramisel ja analüüsil.
Omab ülevaadet puidu-, tekstiili- ja plastijäätmetest tahke jäätmekütuse valmistamise tehnoloogiatest ja energiakasutuse põhilistest seadmetest.
learning outcomes in the course in Eng.
Student obtains general knowledge about waste management directives in EU and waste acts in Estonia. Student knows main processing equipment and Technologies for mechanical reprocessing of wood, textile and plastic wastes. Students can orientate in main chemical recycling Technologies of wood, textile and plastic wastes. Student has an overview technical and economic aspects of wood, textile and plastic materials recovery technologies. Student is capable of putting into practice the knowledge about testing of mechanical and technological properties of secondary raw materials and recovered products. Student gains knowledge about processing of solid recovered fuels and resin derived fuels as well as briquettes and pellets from wood, textile and plastic wastes for energy recovery.
brief description of the course in Estonian
Antakse ülevaade jäätmekäitlusalastest direktiividest EL-is ja Eesti jäätmealasest seadusandlusest; Puit-, tekstiili ja plastjäätmete mehaanilise töötlemise seadmeid ja tehnoloogiad. Puit-, tekstiili- ja plastjäätmete keemilise töötlemise meetodid. Üldlevinud puit-, tekstiili- ja plastmaterjalide sh. tootmisjääkide taaskasutustehnoloogiad. Toote ja materjali elutsükli hindamistarkvarad. Taaskasutatud materjalist toodete füüsikalis-mehaaniliste ja tehnoloogiliste omaduste testimine.
Puidu-, tekstiili- ja plastijäätmetest tahkete jäätmekütuse valmistamise tehnoloogiad ja energiakasutuse põhilised seadmed.
brief description of the course in English
General overview about waste management directives in EU and waste acts in Estonia. Processing equipment and technologies for mechanical reprocessing of wood, textile and plastic wastes. Chemical recycling technologies of wood, textile and plastic wastes. Product and material lifecycle assessment software. Testing of mechanical and technological properties of secondary raw materials and recovered products. Processing technologies of solid recovered fuels and resin derived fuels as well as briquettes and pellets from wood, textile and plastic wastes for energy recovery
type of assessment in Estonian
30% kodutööd, 70% eksam
type of assessment in English
30% homeworks, 70% final test/exam
independent study in Estonian
Enesekontrollitestid Moodles, 3 kodutööd, ettekanded
independent study in English
Self-assessment tests in Moodle, writing individual homeworks (3 works), presentations
study literature
1. Plastics and the environment. Edited by A.L. Andrady. Wiley, 2003;
2. The McGraw-Hill Recycling Handbook. Editor in chief H. F. Lund. 2nd ed., McGraw-Hill, 2001;
3. Handbook of Plastics Recycling. Edited by F. La Mantia. Rapra Technology Limited, 2002;
4. Recycling and Recovery, J. Brandrup, Hanser/Gardner, 1996.
5. Environmental Impacts of Treated Wood, Editor(s): Timothy G. Townsend, University of Florida, Gainesville, USA; Helena Solo-Gabriele, University of Miami, Coral Gables, Florida, USA, June 02, 2006 by CRC Press
study forms and load
daytime study: weekly hours
4.0
session-based study work load (in a semester):