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| Name of subject: Waste Management | ||||||||||
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Instructors: Prof. Dragana Nišić |
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| Prerequisites: The prerequisite for attending this course is the lecture of Characterization and Waste Management | ||||||||||
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Course Objectives: Solid waste management means that the reuse and utilization of solid waste components and the ultimate disposal of waste materials can not be exploited in any way. Within the framework of this subject setting, applying the engineering principles, the student is familiar with various approaches to select the most appropriate procedure or technology for the development of a complex solid waste management system. The course acquires basic knowledge about the principles of solid waste management, the knowledge that enables them to assess, based on knowledge of the composition and characteristics of waste, whether any material is waste or can be used as a new secondary raw material. A large number of processes for solid waste treatment, including mechanical, thermal and physical chemical, as well as biological treatment, are studied. Knowledge in the field of characterization, separation, processing, from a number of examples in the economy, as well as solid waste transformations - of any origin, enable the choice of methods of waste management and management, with an interdisciplinary approach. |
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Learning Outcomes: Upon completion of this course, students will be able to: recognize and describe the basic types of waste - mining waste (exploitation, processing, separation, concentration, use, etc.); to determine the basic physical, chemical, technological and mechanical characteristics of the waste material; to understand basic waste management principles; to understand operational and regulatory issues. To develop the ability of students to predict the behavior of inadequately treated waste, the possibilities of complex valorisation of waste material and give it a new usable value. |
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Content: Theory teaching Practical teaching |
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Conduct of the Course: Teaching is carried out through lectures of ex-cursors, with power point presentation, with suitable short films, numerous photographs from the field (mining activity - exploitation of non-renewable mineral raw materials - metallic, non-metallic, coal), illustrating various examples of environmental threats, examples of solving such problems .Experts of the mastered material are shown by the participants through the preparation of seminar papers and posters that are exhibited at the Faculty. Topics of photography or poster exhibitions are mining waste, secondary raw materials. Particular attention is paid to the European legislation related to mining and environmental degradation. |
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