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Our registered exhibitors:
Principal sponsor:
Horstmann Recyclingtechnik
Further exhibitors:
AMADEO Farell S.A.U.
AMB-Group
DAS-IB
GmbH
HAASE
Energietechnik
Hans Huber AG
ia GmbH
IFE Aufbereitungstechnik
Loibl Anlagenbau und
Fördertechnik
LUDDEN & MENNEKES
PAAL GmbH
Presona GmbH
PTF-Haeusser
Sandberger GmbH
UNTHA
Recyclingtechnik
VECOPLAN
Maschinenfabrik
Wasteconsult
international
Wehrle Umwelt GmbH
Weser Engineering GmbH
Zenon
The conference is supported by
Institution of Mechanical
Engineers (UK)
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International
Symposium
MBT 2005
Participants from 31 countries (see right column)
23 – 25 November 2005,
Hanover, Germany
Conference Brochure with Programme (PDF File)
Symposium Programme html
Photos of MBT 2005
Mechanical-biological waste treatment (MBT)
is an efficient and comparatively cheap way to recycle parts of the
residual waste and to reduce organic input into landfill. In Germany more than 50 MBT plants with an
annual treatment capacity of more than 5,600,000 t per year will be in
operation 2005. In Austria and Italy MBT is a wide spread
technique too and many other European countries already have several MBT
plants.
To connect the knowledge in the different
countries and create an information pool for persons and organisations
which are interested in MBT, Wasteconsult international organised an
international, bilingual (English, German) MBT-conference with simultaneous
translation.
One of the conference days included an
excursion to MBT-plants. The conference was accompanied by an exhibition.
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Mechanical-biological waste treatment (MBT)
is an efficient and comparatively cheap way to recycle components of the
residual waste and to reduce organic input into landfill. In Germany more than 50 MBT plants with an
annual treatment capacity of more than 5,600,000 t per year are in operation.
In Austria and Italy MBT is also a wide spread
technique and it is going to become a very important waste management
option in many other countries. In a time of strongly increasing demand for
material resources, extraction of recyclable materials from waste is
becoming more and more important.
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Registered participants from:
Australia
Austria
Belgium
Brazil
China
Costa Rica
Croatia
Denmark
Finland
France
Germany
Greece
Great Britain
Hungary
India
Ireland
Israel
Italy
Japan
Korea
Lebanon
Luxemburg
Malta
Netherlands
Portugal
Thailand
Slovenia
Sweden
Switzerland
Spain
South Africa
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