As of August 21, 2024

Program (Oral Presentations/Poster presentations)
167 oral presentations (10 in English and 157 in Japanese) and
94 poster presentations (15 in English and 79 in Japanese)
Note) Presentation ID in a box means the presentation in English.
Note) Poster sessions are held on Day 1 (Poster1) and Day 2 (Poster2).
Poster session Venue: Multi-purpose Hall (1F)
Poster1: Sept 9 (Mon) 17:00 - 18:15 / Poster2: Sept 10 (Tue) 13:30 - 14:45

A1 Waste reduction (1)【Sept 9 (Mon) 9:30–10:45 Venue#3】
Chair：TBA

A1-1-O

Co-chair：TBA(in Japanese) University student survey on unintentional litter generated by individuals

p.1

J. F. Oberlin University 〇Manami Fujikura, Rikako MiuraA1-2-O(in Japanese) Microplastic release and inventory via wastewater from Solid waste treatment,
Recycling, and Disposal facilities in Japan

p.3

Nippon Steel Engineering 〇Miyabi Tsunematsu, Kyoto University Kazuyuki Oshita, Kenji Shiota, Masaki Takaoka

A1-3-O(in Japanese) The state of polystyrene foam littering in river surface cleaning operations
and its solutions

p.5

Environmental Counselor 〇Kentoku Funaki

A1-4-O(in Japanese) Construction and evaluation of a recovered paper separating support systemusing YOLO that is a popular object detection and image segmentation model

p.7

Kyushu University 〇Yasuhiro Sugisaki, Naoya Kojo, Kyushu Environmental Evaluation Association Takayuki Shimaoka

A1-5-O(in Japanese) Changes in the status of home appliances discharged from household
non-burnable garbage in Fukuoka City

p.9

Fukuoka City 〇Nobuhiro Yokohari, Tomohiko Konishi, Hideki Kobayashi, Fukuoka University Shinya Suzuki

A2 Waste reduction (2)【Sept 9 (Mon) 11:00–12:15 Venue#3】
Chair：TBA

A2-1-O

Co-chair：TBA(in Japanese) Study on the Awareness of Waste Separation Among Foreign Tourists Visiting
Urban Areas in Japan

p.11

Waseda University 〇Yuan Yuan, Shi Jiafan, Makoto Nohtomi

A2-2-O

Factors of motivation to use refill bottles among employees: A case study in office with cafe

p.13

Kyoto University 〇Fatimah Azhari, Research Institute for Humanity and Nature Misuzu Asari,
Kyoto University Yuta Ando, Ritsumeikan University Takuro Uehara,
SATO Corporation Yoshiyuki Ueda, Mitsutoshi Sakagami, Ayumi Kurihara, Toko Yasufuku,
Zojirushi Corporation Yuhei Iwamoto, Keito Kotani

A2-3-O(in Japanese) Reduction of plastic bottle wastage on university campus through the introductionof a water dispenser

p.15

Taisho University 〇Tomoko Okayama, Miiku Yoneno

A2-4-O(in Japanese) Purchasing Deli Foods and Detergents in Bulk Using Personal Containers AcrossJapan: Current Practices and Acceptability

p.17

Kyoto Prefectural University 〇Hajime Yamakawa

A2-5-O(in Japanese) New Trend of the Scheme for Reduction of Single-use Cups and Food Containers

p.19

Sui-Do! Network 〇Ryoko Seguchi

Poster1 A2-6-P(in Japanese) Survey on students needs for the used clothing collection and reuse system on
university campuse

p.21

Tokyo City University 〇Ekyu You, Tomoko Mori

Poster2 A2-7-P(in Japanese) Consideration of missing plastics and proposal for installing automatic littercollectors in rivers

p.23

Environmental Counselor 〇Kentoku Funaki

Poster1 A2-8-P

Towards Zero Waste to Landfill: Evaluating Municipal Solid Waste and Refuse-Derived Fuel
Potential in Yogyakarta City, Indonesia

p.25

National Institute for Environmental Studies 〇Febrian Rizkianto, Universitas Islam Indonesia Iresha Fajri Mulya,
National Institute for Environmental Studies Tomonori Ishigaki, Masato Yamada

Poster2 A2-9-P(in Japanese) Development and evaluation of elemental technologies for non-contact waste
collection systems (proposal of use cases in specific Spaces)

p.27

Waseda University Kosuke Kubota, 〇Shiduo Zhang, Akihisa Ogawa,
Daiei Environmental Research Institute Ryota Tsubouchi, Waseda University Hiroshi Onoda

A3 Material flow analysis/ Propertiy analysis【Sept 9 (Mon) 13:30–15:00 Venue#5】
Chair：TBA

A3-1-O

Co-chair：TBA(in Japanese) A Study on Plastic Material Flow by Agricultural Products
Kyushu University 〇Ryotaro Kawanishi, Hirofumi Nakayama,
Kyushu Environmental Evaluation Association Takayuki Shimaoka

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p.29

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A3-2-O(in Japanese) Estimation of the flow of plastic processing in industrial waste in Hokkaido

p.31

Hokkaido Research Organization 〇Shinobu Niwa, Ken Asakura, Hirohide Aga, Yoishiro Fukuda,
Katsuyuki Yamaguchi, Satoru Ono

A3-3-O(in Japanese) Estimation of the amount of waste plastics flowing into water using city garbage images p.33
Chuo University 〇So Sasaki, Sustainable System Design Institute Hideki Wada,
Mizushima Foundation Toshifumi Shiwaku

A3-4-O(in Japanese) Environmental impact assessment of the waste stage of plastics flow

p.35

Akita University 〇Hirotaka Kumamaru

A3-5-O(in Japanese) Composition and flow survey for planning plastic management measures on
Okinoerabu Island

p.37

Ricoh 〇Hidetaka Noguchi, Tetsumaru Fujita, Ryuichi Fukuda, Tomohiko Kamatani,
Research Institute for Humanity and Nature Misuzu Asari

A3-6-O(in Japanese) Mud and Sludge

p.39
AICO 〇Minoru Tokita, Jun-ichi Kojima, Takahiro Hirata,
Mud Recycling Association Shin-ichi Noguchi, Miho Nishikawa

Poster1 A3-7-P(in Japanese) Research on the actual status and prediction of agricultural waste plastic discharge

p.41

University of Miyazaki 〇Yusuke Mori, Tomoo Sekito, Yutaka Dote

Poster2 A3-8-P(in Japanese) Comparison of transportation distances for direct landfill and intermediate
treatment of industrial plastic waste: A case study in Hokkaido, Japan

p.43

Hokkaido Research Organization 〇Ken Asakura, Shinobu Niwa, Katsuyuki Yamaguchi, Yoichiro Fukuda,
Hirohide Aga, Satoru Ono

A4 Overseas case study【Sept 9 (Mon) 15:15–16:30 Venue#5】
Chair：TBA

A4-1-O

Co-chair：TBA

International Comparison of Plastics Consumption Behavior (1)-Focusing on Plastic bottles and Shopping bags-

p.45

Research Institute for Humanity and Nature 〇Jie Sun, Kyoto University Yuta Ando, Fatimah Syakura Azhari,
Research Institute for Humanity and Nature Misuzu Asari

A4-2-O(in Japanese) The Actual Situation and Role of the Waste Separation Instructor System:
A Case Study of Wuxi City, Jiangsu Province, in China

p.47

Chuo University 〇Wenrui Wu, Mikiko Shinoki

A4-3-O(in Japanese) Analysis of household waste composition in floating villages on the Tonle Sap Lake

p.49

Okayama University 〇Habuer, Takeshi Fujiwara, Royal University of Phnom Penh Vin Spoann, Chandara Phat,
Okayama University Makoto Tsukiji

A4-4-O(in Japanese) Landfarming Implementation Results in Samoa- Lessons Learned from Waste Oil Contaminated Soil Remediation Measures -p.51

Japan International Cooperation Agency 〇Yoko Onuma

A4-5-O(in Japanese) Energy Poverty and Improper Disposal of Used Lead-Acid Batteries Among
Nomads in Mongolia

p.53

Tohoku University 〇Xiaoyue Liu, Jeongsoo Yu, Kazuaki Okubo

A5 Public awareness/ Environmental education【Sept 10 (Tue) 9:00–10:30 Venue#3】
Chair：TBA

A5-1-O

Co-chair：TBA(in Japanese) Research and product planning for upcycling

p.55

Advanced Institute of Industrial Technology 〇Shigeomi Koshimizu, Takeshi Matsuyama, Hiroyuki Matsushima,
Makiko Mouri, Tian Yuan, Ziwei Wang

A5-2-O(in Japanese) Extraction of the elements related to plastic bag refusal rates based on the attitude
survey of consumers

p.57

Pro-ship Naoki Nogata, Toyo University 〇Akito Murano

A5-3-O(in Japanese) Actual conditions and issues in the collection of mixed waste paper

p.59

Dynax Urban Environment Research Institute 〇Yoko Kitasaka, Kohei Yamamoto, Toshihiko Arima,
Paper Recycling Promotion Center Masatomo Kawakami

A5-4-O(in Japanese) International comparison of plastics consumption behavior (2)- Focusing on pro-environmental behavior regarding plastic products -p.61

Kyoto University 〇Yuta Ando, Research Institute for Humanity and Nature Jie Sun,
Kyoto University Fatimah Syakura Azhari, Research Institute for Humanity and Nature Misuzu Asari

A5-5-O(in Japanese) Design effect of PET bottle recycling bins on PET bottle recycling behaviors throughcourse practice activity for undergraduate students – Part I:
Effect of design on cap removal and other wastes contamination

p.63

Tokyo Institute of Technology 〇Fumitake Takahashi

A5-6-O(in Japanese) Evaluation of resident satisfaction with urban waste disposal systems in China

p.65

Yamaguchi University 〇Zhangbo Wang

Poster1 A5-7-P(in Japanese) The effect verification of the educational program that addresses lifestyle awarenessand behavior change to reduce marine debris generation.

p.67

Kao Corporation 〇Naofumi Tagawa, Akira Saitou, Keiji Seto

Poster2 A5-8-P(in Japanese) The effect verification of the event, Tomogashima exploration walk rally,that encourage tourists to collect marine debris
Kao Corporation Naofumi Tagawa, 〇Akira Saitou, Keiji Seto

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p.69

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A6 Food loss and waste【Sept 10 (Tue) 10:45–12:00 Venue#3】
Chair：TBA

A6-1-O

Co-chair：TBA(in Japanese) The Effectiveness of Intervention Measures Using Support Tools in Reducing
Household Food Waste: Research of Food Waste Reduction Using Cloud-Based Automatic
Weighing System

p.71

Kyoto Prefectural University 〇Yasuko Seta, Hajime Yamakawa, Taisho University Tomoko Okayama,
Teikyo University Kohei Watanabe, Tokyo University of Agriculture Maki Nonomura

A6-2-O(in Japanese) Trends in Gaming Simulation to Encourage Consumer Food Loss Reduction Behavior

p.73

Shibaura Institute of Technology 〇Shingo Ogino, Manabu Ichikawa

A6-3-O(in Japanese) Development of the educational program for junior high school students aiming topractice civic action for food waste issues

p.75

Tokyo City University 〇Tomoko Mori, National Institute for Environmental Studies Masahiro Osako

A6-4-O(in Japanese) The impact of municipal household waste charges and separate collection offood waste on food waste-related behaviors

p.77

Tokyo University of Agriculture 〇Maki Nonomura, Kyoto Prefectural University Hajime Yamakawa,
Taisho University Tomoko Okayama, Teikyo University Kohei Watanabe, Kyoto Prefectural University Yasuko Seta

A6-5-O(in Japanese) "How long past the best before date is it still OK?" Citizens' awareness survey

p.79

Teikyo University 〇Kohei Watanabe, Kodaira City Waste Reduction Promotion Volunteer Atsuko Sakiyama

Poster2 A6-6-P(in Japanese) Enlightenment effect of campaing on food loss reduction by web-app for online
broadcasting at food cornerp.81

Okayama University 〇Yasuhiro Matsui, AEON MALL Corporation Rikuo Fukumori,
Dairyu Consulting Engineer Atsushi Furukawa

B1 Waste management and planning (1)【Sept 9 (Mon) 13:30–15:00 Venue#2】
Chair：TBA

B1-1-O

Co-chair：TBA(in Japanese) Consideration of Promotion of Use of Recycled Materials through Certification, etc.

p.83

Japan Industrial Waste Management Foundation 〇Atsushi Yamawaki, Konaka Research Institute Tsuneo Konaka,
Center for Environmental Science in Saitama Mikio Kawasaki

B1-2-O(in Japanese) Negative Effect of Separate Collection and Recycling of Waste Paper and Plastics

p.85

Research Institute of Solid Waste Management Engineering 〇Masaru Tanaka

B1-3-O(in Japanese) Study on evaluation of municipal solid waste management system on plastic
sorted collection

p.87

fukken 〇Takashi Mikami, Takahito Inoue,
Central Tottori Hometown Wide Area Local Public Body Tomoyuki Ueta, Daiki MiyamotoB1-4-O(in Japanese) Research on the nudge effect to raise awareness about waste paper recycling on
university campuses

p.89

Kyushu University 〇Takuya Watabe, Yasuhiro Sugisaki, Hirofumi Nakayama,
Kyushu Environmental Evaluation Association Takayuki Shimaoka

B1-5-O(in Japanese) Enhancement of AI Remote Monitoring and Operation Support System for Optimal
Operation of Waste Incineration Facilities

p.91

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Environmental & Chemical Engineering 〇Mahiro Tanaka, Wataru Suzuki,
Daisuke Chiba, Yoshinori Terasawa

B1-6-O(in Japanese) Development of a low-cost location estimation method for the safety managementof workers in Waste to Energy Plants

p.93

Hitachi Zosen Corporation 〇Yutaro Atarashi,
Nara Institute of Science and Technology Ismail Arai, Takuya Matsunaga

Poster1 B1-7-P(in Japanese) Survey of the actual conditions of the garbage collection process for the preparationof the infection risk assessment table for COVID-19

p.95

National Institute for Environmental Studies 〇Masato Yamada, Tomonori Ishigaki,
Japan Environmental Sanitation Center Koichi Tachio

Poster2 B1-8-P(in Japanese) Building a logic model for resource circulation of textile products

p.97

National Institute for Environmental Studies 〇Aya Yoshida,
Mitsubishi UFJ Research and Consulting Yamato Hosoi, Shingo Kanezawa, Masafumi Hagiwara, Toshiya Kayama

Poster1 B1-9-P(in Japanese) Study on improving the efficiency of industrial waste treatment processes throughthe introduction of Work Chain Management (WCM)

p.99

Waseda University 〇Daichi Hayashi, Hiroshi Onoda

Poster2 B1-10-P

Status and Challenges on Food Waste Management Policy for Promoting Food Upcycling
in South Korea

p.101

Korea Environment Institute 〇Munsol Ju, Korea Rural Economic Institute Byung-Joon Woo

B2 Waste management and planning (2)【Sept 9 (Mon) 15:15–16:45 Venue#2】
Chair：TBA

B2-1-O

Co-chair：TBA(in Japanese) Non-Contact Acoustic Inspection for refractory materials in waste incineration plants
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Environmental & Chemical Engineering 〇Kazuo Yamamura, Tomohiro Harada,
Mitsubishi Havy Industries Research and Innovation Center Masahito Ishioka,
Toin University of Yokohama Tsuneyoshi Sugimoto

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p.103

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B2-2-O(in Japanese) Study on changes in surroundings land prices depending on the location incineration
plant

p.105

Nihon University 〇Osamu Hashimoto, Katsuya Uozaki, Masaji Kanashima,
Former Nihon University Hiromi Mitsuhashi

B2-3-O(in Japanese) Predictive maintenance of conveyor using frequency analysis method

p.107

Hitachi Zosen Corporation Yutaro Atarashi, Eitatsu Dai, Kento Hayashi, Fumiaki Ohnishi, 〇Kota Matsui

B2-4-O(in Japanese) Optimization of Waste Incineration Facility Placement Considering the Introductionof Transfer Stations: A 2050 Case Study of Kyoto Prefecture

p.109

Kyoto University 〇Yuki Yoshida, Yasuhiro Hirai, Junya Yano

B2-5-O

Analysis of Urban-Rural Disparities in Waste Collection and waste disposal practices ofHouseholds: A focus in Sri Lanka

p.111

Toyo University 〇Fernando Chamila Jeewanee, Toshiya Aramaki

B2-6-O

GIS-Based Documentation of River Waste Facilities in Jakarta: Towards Optimization of theTransportation System

p.113

National Institute for Environmental Studies 〇Afif Faiq Muhamad, Ryo Tajima

B3 Disaster waste management【Sept 10 (Tue) 9:00–10:30 Venue#2】
Chair：TBA

B3-1-O

Co-chair：TBA(in Japanese) Changes and Effects of Spectral Information due to Degradation of Materials Used
for Estimating Waste Composition Estimation

p.115

Taisei Corporation 〇Ryohei Miyata, Koji Hashimoto, Hideya Ohkubo, Pasco Corporation Toshiaki SatohB3-2-O(in Japanese) Verification of the Effect of Moisture on Near-infrared Spectral Information Used for
Waste Composition Estimation

p.117

Taisei Corporation 〇Koji Hashimoto, Ryohei Miyata, Hideya Ohkubo, Pasco Corporation Toshiaki SatohB3-3-O(in Japanese) Development of a Timeline for Disaster Waste Management Support

p.119

Sustainable Society Promotion Consultant Association 〇Yusuke Ishiwata, Yuki Ohata, Kazuyoshi Kan,
Ryo Hasegawa, Keisuke Miyazaki, Shoko Morita, Hisatoshi Ikemoto

B3-4-O(in Japanese) Information Sharing on Disaster Debris from the R6 Noto Peninsula Earthquake
Using a Mapping Application

p.121

Nagoya University 〇Nagahisa Hirayama, NIED Yuichiro Usuda

B3-5-O(in Japanese) Advocacy for disaster uaste management, form experienced volunteer

p.123

Fukkou Volunteer 〇Akihiko Takada

B3-6-O(in Japanese) Efforts to Database and Share Information on Potential Temporary Storage Sites
for Disaster Waste

p.125

Toyama Prefectural Environmental Science Reserch Center 〇Keiichi Mizuta,
Toyama Prefectural University Takashi Saeki, Keita Nakamura,
National Institute for Environmental Studies Ryo Tajima

B4 Culture/ History of waste【Sept 9 (Mon) 11:00–11:45 Venue#6】
Chair：TBA

B4-1-O

Co-chair：TBA(in Japanese) Research for Self organization activity effects Solid Waste management
Improvement projectp.127

Toyo University 〇Akio Ishii

B4-2-O(in Japanese) Profitability analysis of waste management companies in Japan

p.129

Takushoku University 〇Yasushi Yokozawa

B4-3-O(in Japanese) The history of cleaning business of Hachioji City from postwar period to the 1960s

p.131〇Kazuo Nakagawa

B5 LCA/ Low-carbon society【Sept 10 (Tue) 10:45–12:00 Venue#2】
Chair：TBA

Co-chair：TBA

B5-1-O

Cancelled

B5-2-O(in Japanese) Life Cycle Assessment of Hydrogen Recovery System from General Waste
Incineration Bottom Ash

p.135

Kyushu University 〇Etsuko Mizoe, Koji Sakakibara, Hirofumi Nakayama,
Kyushu Environmental Evaluation Association Takayuki Shimaoka

B5-3-O(in Japanese) Life cycle assessment of textile waste recycling using gasification technologies

p.137

The University of Tokyo 〇Daichi Tsuruta, Jun Nakatani, Toru Hayashi, Tsuyoshi Fujita,
JEPLAN Akiko Yamaguchi, Yukari Ishizu, MasakiTakao

B5-4-O(in Japanese) Design of a sludge carbonization system utilizing the heat of a waste incineration
plant and evaluation of carbon sequestration effect.
Osaka University 〇Koki Tsuji, Toyohiko Nakakubo, Akihiro Tokai, Akita Prefectural University Yasuji Kurimoto,
National Agriculture and Food Research Organization Ayaka Kishimoto,
National Institute for Environmental Studies Yoshitaka Ebie

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p.139

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B5-5-O(in Japanese) Study on optimal layout of waste incineration and transfer station facilities for new
integration of municipalities in Hokkaido as of 2050

p.141

Hokkaido University (currently, Japan Bank for International Cooperation) 〇Hyo Nomiyama,
Hokkaido University Kazuei Ishii, Satoru Ochiai, Geun-Yong Ham

B5-6-O(in Japanese) Scenarios Analysis based on Greenhouse Gas Emissions of Future Municipal
Waste Management Systems in the Tohoku region, Japan

p.143

Hitachi Zosen Corporation 〇Tasuku Matsuoka, Kyoto University Kazuyuki Oshita, Masaki Takaoka

Poster1 B5-7-P(in Japanese) Analysis of regional resource circulation structure in a small-scale local municipality
using a regional resource circulation map

p.145

Hokkaido University 〇Yoshiki Arai, Satoru Ochiai, Geun-Yong Ham, Kazuei Ishii

Poster2 B5-8-P(in Japanese) Enhanced Life Cycle CO2 Assessment of Waste Disposal Facilities with Carbon
Capture and Utilization (CCU)

p.147

Waseda University Yi Han, 〇Zhen Zhang, Tianjiao Cheng, Hiroshi Onoda

B5-9-P

Cancelled

C1 Packaging/ Plastics (1)【Sept 9 (Mon) 13:30–15:00 Venue#7】
Chair：TBA

C1-1-O

Co-chair：TBA(in Japanese) An empirical study on the price difference of designated bags for household waste

p.151

Yamanashi Eiwa College 〇Kai Nomura, Kanagawa University Masashi Yamamoto

C1-2-O(in Japanese) Composition and Disposal Unit of Cutlery and Straws in Combustible Waste

p.153

Tokyo Metropolitan Research Institute for Environmental Protection 〇Hiroyasu Koizumi, Yushi Terajima,
Sukehisa Tatsuichi, Akira Hasegawa

C1-3-O(in Japanese) Field test of anaerobic digestion of disposed bio plastic

p.155

Osaka Gas 〇Jun Tsubota, Shinya Akimoto, Junpei Miyazaki, Kyoto University Taira Hidaka, Taku Fujiwara,
NJS Yukiko Kameda, Toru Kawasaki, Makoto Kojima, Kaito Mochizuki, Osaka City Yutaka Hashimoto, Narito Suda

C1-4-O(in Japanese) Investigation of fuel property of polyvinyl chloride pyrolysis residue

p.157

Gunma Industrial Technology Center 〇Koki Onda, Yosuke Watanuki, Keiji Tokuda,
Yoshikawa Kazuo Nakamura, Kohei Sunaga, Mitsumine Industrial Shin-ichi Murakami

C1-5-O(in Japanese) How much do collection methods of plastic product waste affect its amount ofcollection? A focus on restrictions in targeted products

p.159

National Institute for Environmental Studies 〇Haruhisa Yamamoto, Masahiro Oguchi,
Tomohiro Tasaki, Rokuta Inaba

C1-6-O(in Japanese) Biodegradability evaluation of biodegradable plastics by alkaliphilic bacteriap.161

komham 〇Hajime Morimoto, Suno Nishiyama

Poster1 C1-7-P(in Japanese) Comparison between utilization methods of biogas from polylactic acid throughlife cycle analysis

p.163

Kyoto University 〇Junya Yano, Osaka Gas Junpei Miyazaki, Shinya Akimoto, Jun Tsubota,
Kyoto University Yasuhiro Hirai

Poster2 C1-8-P(in Japanese) Application study of the analysis of total fluorine contained in paper products
using XRF

p.165

Rigaku 〇Satoshi Ikeda, Natsumi Okazaki, Yokohama National University Yuichi Miyake, Junki Saito,
National Institute for Environmental Studies Hidenori Matsukami

Poster1 C1-9-P(in Japanese) Estimation of Waste Plastic Flows and LCA Evaluation of Current Status by Cities:
A case study of municipalities in Fukuoka prefecture

p.167

The University of Kitakyushu 〇Koudai Kawagoe, Atsushi Fujiyama, Toru Matsumoto

Poster2 C1-10-P Computational Fluid Dynamics Analysis Study for Optimal Positioning of the Chlorine By-Pass(CBP) System

p.169

Kongju National University 〇Jimin Jeon, Jaehyung Kim, Yeonhwi Kim, Wootae Kim, Seacheon Oh,
Ssangyong C&T Kyusung Choi

C2 Packaging/ Plastics (2)【Sept 9 (Mon) 15:15–16:30 Venue#7】
Chair：TBA

Co-chair：TBA

C2-1-O

Cancelled

C2-2-O(in Japanese) Evaluation of Rubber as an Alternative to Expanded Polystyrene Lids in Shiitake
Mycelium Cultivation

p.173

Tottori University of Environmental Studies 〇Hiroyuki Doyama, Sangyul Kim

C2-3-O(in Japanese) Analysis of Supply Potential for Future Recycled Plastics Demandp.175

The University of Tokyo 〇Tomohiro Tabata, Jun Nakatani, Toru Hayashi, Tsuyoshi Fujita

C2-4-O(in Japanese) Preference evaluation of collection stations using choice-based conjoint analysis:
a case study of Tachiarai town

p.177

The University of Kitakyushu 〇Riku Kamata, Atsushi Fujiyama, Toru Matsumoto

C2-5-O(in Japanese) Research on the use of collection site and healthFukuoka University 〇Toshimasa Kawai, Yoko Murano, Ikuyo Kikusawa, Shinya Suzuki

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p.179

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C2-6-O(in Japanese) Study on the evaluation of waste plastic collection and recycling using a circularbusiness modelp.181

Fukuoka University 〇Ikuyo Kikusawa, Shinya Suzuki

Poster1 C2-7-P(in Japanese) The Effect of Repeated Recycling on the Properties of Polyolefin Resins

p.183

Mie Prefecture Industrial Research Institute 〇Yuki Yabuya, Masaki Murayama,
Takashi Nishikawa, Satoshi Morisawa

Poster2 C2-8-P(in Japanese) Estimating the component material and weight percentage in composite plastic
analyses by near-infrared spectrophotometer

p.185

Tokyo Metropolitan Research Institute for Environmental Protection 〇Yushi Terajima, Sukehisa Tatsuichi,
Akira Hasegawa, Hiroyasu Koizumi

Poster1 C2-9-P(in Japanese) Component analysis of black plastics using pyrolysis (Pr)GC/MS

p.187

Tokyo Metropolitan Research Institute for Environmental Protection 〇Sukehisa Tatsuichi, Akira Hasegawa,Yushi Terajima, Hiroyasu Koizumi

Poster2 C2-10-P(in Japanese) Plastic resin composition survey in the Chikugo area of Fukuoka (3rd report)

p.189

Fukuoka University 〇Shinya Suzuki, Toshimasa Kawai, Ikuyo Kikusawa

C3 WEEEs/ Automobile/ Battery (1)【Sept 9 (Mon) 9:30–10:30 Venue#4】
Chair：TBA

C3-1-O

Co-chair：TBA(in Japanese) Analysis of bromide volatilization behavior in the recycling of waste printed circuitboardsp.191

Tohoku University 〇Haru Ishikawa, Yuko Saito, Shogo Kumagai,
Dowa Metals & Mining Satoshi Nakagawara, Hiromitsu Watanabe, Yusuke Oshima,Tohoku University Toshiaki Yoshioka

C3-2-O(in Japanese) Recovery of High-purity Coating Resin and Copper Wire from Waste Wire Harness
Thin Wire by Wet Swelling and Milling Method

p.193

Tohoku University 〇Taiki Yashima, Harendra Kumar, Shogo Kumagai, Borjigin Siqingaowa,
Yuko Saito, Toshiaki Yoshioka

C3-3-O(in Japanese) Research on the Detection of Lithium-Ion Batteries Using RFID Tags

p.195

Kyushu University 〇Eriko Aibara, Koji Sakakibara, Kenji Ito, Haruichi Kanaya, Hirofumi Nakayama,
Kyushu Environmental Evaluation Association Takayuki Shimaoka

C3-4-O(in Japanese) Extraction of Rare Metals from Black Mass of Spent Rechargeable Batteries using
Physical Separation and Inorganic Acid Leaching

p.197

Kyoto University 〇Hideaki Okabayashi, Ryosuke Homma,
PEVE Yoshihito Mitsuhara, Kazunao Ishiyama, Yuji Niwa, Masato Kumon,
Kyoto University Kazuyuki Oshita, Kenji Shiota, Masaki Takaoka

C4 WEEEs/ Automobile/ Battery (2)【Sept 9 (Mon) 11:00–12:00 Venue#4】
Chair：TBA

C4-1-O

Co-chair：TBA(in Japanese) Mechanical Properties Evaluation of Recycled Engineering Plastics Sorted from
Mixed Plastics of Waste Household Appliancep.199

Mitsubishi Electric Corporation 〇Yuichi Matsuo

C4-2-O(in Japanese) Field Investigation on CO2 Emissions in the Disassembly and Shredding ofEnd-of-Life Vehicles

p.201

MRI Research Associates 〇Kazuki Kobayashi, Hideaki Kitauchi, Tomoaki Togashi,
Yuta Kuroiwa, Yumi Aso, Akihiro Nagao

C4-3-O(in Japanese) Safety Evaluation of Lithium Ion Batteries and Measures towards Safe and Secure
Waste Managementp.203

National Institute for Environmental Studies 〇Atsushi Terazono, Masahiro Oguchi

C4-4-O(in Japanese) Estimation of end-of-life generation of portable lithium-ion batteries and analysis offlows after end-of-life

p.205

National Institute for Environmental Studies 〇Masahiro Oguchi, Atsushi Terazono,
Mizuho Research & Technologies Kazuo Hasunuma

Poster1 C4-5-P

Development of a green leaching and selective separation process for lithium extraction fromlithium iron phosphate batteries

p.207

Kongju National University 〇Minhui Kim, Hyunjin Kim, Gamin Kim, Choonsoo Kim

C5 C&D waste/ Other inorganic waste (1)【Sept 10 (Tue) 9:00–10:15 Venue#4】
Chair：TBA

C5-1-O

Co-chair：TBA(in Japanese) Environmental and Economic Evaluation of Waste Plastic Management Processes
for Effective Utilization of Plastic Waste from the Construction Industry

p.209

Kyushu University 〇Yuki Komori, Hirofumi Nakayama, Kubota Corporation Shigenori Inoue,
Kyushu Environmental Evaluation Association Takayuki Shimaoka,
National Institute for Environmental Studies Masahiro Osako

C5-2-O(in Japanese) Scenario Analysis of Greenhouse Gas Emissions from the Recycling of Waste
Plastics in Construction Waste
Kyoto University 〇Yuki Yamashita, Kazuyuki Oshita, Takenaka Corporation Satoshi Kawajiri,
Kobelco Eco-Solutions Ryo Hayakawa, Tohoku University Toshiaki Yoshioka

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p.211

As of August 21, 2024
C5-3-O(in Japanese) Evaluation of nutrient release and CO2 absorption capacity of wood ashes withdifferent raw material mixing ratios.

p.213

Meiji University 〇Akari Taguchi, Okumura Corporation Yoshihiro Oya, Shoji Suzuki,
Meiji University Masahiko Katoh

C5-4-O(in Japanese) Production of calcium sulphide from waste gypsum using a rotary carbonising furnace p.215

C5-5-O(in Japanese) Investigation of various additives in the calcium recovery process from waste gypsum
for use as a raw material for cement.
p.217

Mitsubishi UBE Cement Corporation Tetsuhiro Sakai, Kenji Noda, 〇Eiji Maruya, Takayasu Ito

Mitsubishi UBE Cement Corporation 〇Tetsuhiro Sakai, Kenji Noda, Akira Sasaki, Eiji Maruya

Poster1 C5-6-P(in Japanese) Manufacturing management system and safety of improved soil made from industrial
waste such as construction sludge

p.219

Mie Prefecture Health and Environment Research Institute 〇Emika Kondo, Masahiro Yamakawa,
Mayumi Yano, Ryo Tsuge, Rika Mori

Poster2 C5-7-P(in Japanese) Strength characteristics of mortars and concretes mixed with molten slag derived
from industrial waste

p.221

Hirosaki University 〇Akihisa Kamiharako, Taiheiyo Cement Corporation Maki Mikami,
Seinan Corporation Genta Ando

Poster1 C5-8-P(in Japanese) Estimation of geotechnical properties of waste gypsum board for use as Sr shielding
geomaterialp.223

National Institute of Technology, Fukushima College 〇Jun Endo,
National Institute for Environmental Studies Kazuto Endo,
National Institute of Technology, Fukushima College Takuya Miura

C5-9-P

Cancelled

C6 C&D waste/ Other inorganic waste (2)【Sept 10 (Tue) 10:45–12:00 Venue#4】
Chair：TBA

C6-1-O

Co-chair：TBA(in Japanese) Initiatives for the Recycling of Construction Waste (Part1)-Consideration of Removal Methods in the Demonstration of Recycling Waste Glass-p.227

Taisei Corporation 〇Yuko Hasegawa, Kaori Mino, Hideya Ohkubo, Yuko Sakuma,
AGC Naoya Kobayashi, Yoshihiro Nagao

C6-2-O(in Japanese) Construction waste recycling initiative (part 2)-Demonstration test for recycling safety cones discarded from construction sites-

p.229

Taisei Corporation 〇Kaori Mino, Yuko Hasegawa, Hideya Ohkubo, Yagikuma Masashi Nishikawa, Junki Takezawa

C6-3-O(in Japanese) Leaching mechanism of waste-molten slag beneath the groundwater tablep.231

National Institute for Environmental Studies 〇Hirofumi Sakanakura,
The Japan Society of Industrial Machinery Manufacturers Masanori Tsukahara

C6-4-O(in Japanese) Investigation of compressive strength improvement of geopolymer using incineration
bottom ash

p.233

Obayashi Corporation 〇Koga Miyamoto, Toshihiko Miura, Yukinobu Kimura,
Tetsunosuke Morotomi, Hiroshi Hasegawa

C6-5-O(in Japanese) Backfilling work of cavity inside abutment using soil mortar containig recycled soil
generated from industrial waste

p.235

Taisei Corporation 〇Hiroki Ikegami, So Ihara, Hidetake Matsui, Tadafumi Fujiwara

Poster2 C6-6-P(in Japanese) Chromium and fluorine insolubilizer and treatment method on biomass incinerated
ash

p.237

Yokkaichi University 〇Masaaki Takahashi, Yukimasa Takemoto, Okamoto Doseki Kougyou Tadaharu Kado,
Mie Prefectural Environmental Conservation Agency Atsushi Suzuki, Ayaka Oshima, Tomoyuki Ueno, Kentarto Hosokawa

Poster1 C6-7-P(in Japanese) Fundamental Study on Compressive Strength of Porous Concrete using Waste
Glass from Solar Panels

p.239

Mie Prefecture Industrial Research Institute 〇Akihiro Maegawa, Masaki Murayama,
Mie Prefecture Health and Environment Research Institute Mayumi Yano

Poster2 C6-8-P(in Japanese) Study on glass recycling of back-silvered mirror

p.241

Tokyo Metropolitan Industrial Technology Research Institute 〇Yu Kamezaki, Kazuhiko Hirai, Daisuke Enomoto,
Nishio Glass Mirror Tomoyuki Nishio, Chihiro Tanaka, Shogo Asai

Poster1 C6-9-P

Study on application of seawater-derived carbonate as a cement filler using machine learning
analysisp.243

Yonsei University 〇Seojin Oh, Dongwook Lee, Kyumin Jang, Jiwon Myung, Won Yong Choi, Jinwon Park

C7 Food waste/ Livestock waste/ Sludge【Sept 9 (Mon) 13:30–14:45 Venue#4】
Chair：TBA

C7-1-O

Co-chair：TBA(in Japanese) Used cooking oil recycling in Japan

p.245

Japan Industrial Waste Information Center 〇Izumi Sasaki, Hiroyoshi Fujiwara, Motoki Sasaki

C7-2-O(in Japanese) Development of a microalgae cultivation reactor for native microalgae cultivation
using nitrogen in cow manure digestate and carbon dioxide in power generation exhaust gas frombiogas plants
Hokkaido University 〇Shinji Sakaguchi, Kazuei Ishii, Jumana Al-Mallahi, Satoru Ochiai, Geun-Yong Ham

- 7 -

p.247

As of August 21, 2024
C7-3-O(in Japanese) Development of a Food Environment Education Program to Understand theConnection between Food, Self, and Environment: Based on Children's Survey Results on
Food Loss and Nitrogen Footprint

p.249

Kyoto University 〇Moonju Lee, Research Institute for Humanity and Nature Misuzu Asari,
Kyoto University Yuta Ando, Hitoshi Shinjo

C7-4-O(in Japanese) Phosphorus phases and availability in sewage sludge treated with composting,combustion, and melting

p.251

Meiji University 〇Moe Soga, Kubota Corporation Motohiro Sakamoto, Fumiki Hosho,
National Institute for Environmental Studies Hirofumi Sakanakura, Meiji University Masahiko Katoh

C7-5-O(in Japanese) Resource Recycling of Liquid Dairy Biomass by Anaerobic Membrane Bioreactor
and Microalgae Culture

p.253

Kobe University 〇Kaho Sumino, Gen Yoshida, Masahiro Iwasaki, Mohamed Farghali, Ikko Ihara

Poster1 C7-6-P(in Japanese) Effect of cathode chamber-water exchange on power generation performance ofsteelmaking slag-sediment microbial fuel cell using food waste as fuelp.255

Tokyo University of Agriculture 〇Touch Narong, Tokyo Metropolitan University Xiao Xiao

Poster2 C7-7-P

The current situation of liquid-bio fertilizer utilization and the ammonia volatilization during its
application to farms

p.257

Hokkaido University 〇Shun Otsuka, Kazuei Ishii, Satoru Ochiai, Geun-Yong Ham, Jumana Al-Mallahi

Poster2 C7-8-P(in Japanese) Estimation of phosphorus supply potential from sewage sludge

p.259

Tohoku Institute of Technology 〇Mai Koshiishi, Kai Hou, Toshimasa Hojo

C8 Disaster waste/ Other organic waste【Sept 9 (Mon) 11:00–12:15 Venue#7】
Chair：TBA

C8-1-O

Co-chair：TBA(in Japanese) Life Cycle Assessment on Marine Utilization of Disaster Waste Considering theTokyo Metropolitan Earthquake (Part2)

p.261

Oyo Corporation 〇Hiroki Tejima, National Institute for Environmental Studies Masahiro Osako, Ryo Tajima,
Oyo Corporation Takahiro Otagaki, Kyushu University Hirofumi Nakayama,
Kyushu Environmental Evaluation Association Takayuki Shimaoka

C8-2-O(in Japanese) Production of fine ceramic (3C-SiC) from rice husk at low cost

p.263

Toyama Prefectural University 〇Masafumi Tateda, Kanazawa University Ryoko Sekifuji

C8-3-O(in Japanese) Research on the promotion of resource reusing of clothing using IoT tag

p.265

Kyushu University 〇Sho Miyazaki, Koji Sakakibara, Yasuhiro Sugisaki,
Kyushu Environmental Evaluation Association Takayuki Shimaoka

C8-4-O

Corncob Biochar Utilization for the Adsorption of Acetaminophen and Caffein in Water

p.267

Tohoku University 〇Fajar Eko Priyanto, Shogo Kumagai, Jahangirnagar University Mir Tamzid Rahman,
Tohoku University Yuko Saito, Toshiaki Yoshioka

C8-5-O

Characterization of activated carbon produced from green tea waste after physical andchemical activation

p.269

Saitama University 〇Dawei Lu, Qingyue Wang

Poster1 C8-6-P(in Japanese) Heat balance analysis of greenhouse bio-drying MBT under southeast Asian
environment

p.271

Hokkaido University 〇Sota Fujimoto, Geun-Yong Ham, Kazuei Ishii, Satoru Ochiai

Poster2 C8-7-P(in Japanese) Basic investigation on formation of nanocarbon materials from simulated
decomposition gases of organic waste

p.273

Nippon Institute of Technology Yuichi Uchida, 〇Sora Kawashima

Poster1 C8-8-P

Biochar for Phosphate Adsorbent and Slow Release Fertilizer

p.275

Hallym University (KSWM) 〇Dong-Jin Kim, Hyun-Ho Song

Poster2 C8-9-P(in Japanese) Life Cycle Assessment on Marine Utilization of Disaster Waste Considering theTokyo Metropolitan Earthquake (Part1)

p.277

Oyo Corporation 〇Hiroki Tejima, Kyushu University (Currently: Fukuyama Consultants) Shoki Okimoto,
Kyushu University Hirofumi Nakayama, Kyushu Environmental Evaluation Association Takayuki Shimaoka,
National Institute for Environmental Studies Masahiro Osako, Oyo Corporation Takahiro Otagaki

C9 Methane fermentation/ Composting/ Processing to feed
C9-1-O【Sept 10 (Tue) 9:00–10:30 Venue#7】
Chair：TBA
Co-chair：TBA(in Japanese) Characterization of biochar derived from digestate and its performance as anadditive in anaerobic digestionp.279

National Institute for Environmental Studies 〇Takuro Kobayashi, Hidetoshi Kuramochi

C9-2-O(in Japanese) Concentration technology for methane fermentation digestate and the effect ofconcentration on promoting the use of liquid fertilizer

p.281

SymEnergy 〇Sayuri Yamazaki, Tamotsu Ishibashi

C9-3-O(in Japanese) Effect of Changes in Microbial Community Structure Associated with the Additionof Volatile Fatty Acids on the Alleviation of Ammonia Inhibition in Anaerobic Digestion

p.283

Kobe University 〇Kaede Tsukamoto, Gen Yoshida, Masahiro Iwasaki, Farghali Mohamed, Ikko Ihara

C9-4-O(in Japanese) Biochar-added anaerobic membrane bioreacter towards high-efficiency energy
recovery from dairy wastewater
Kobe University 〇Moeri Miyahara, Gen Yoshida, Masahiro Iwasaki, Farghali Mohamed, Ikko Ihara

- 8 -

p.285

As of August 21, 2024
C9-5-O(in Japanese) Synergistic Effects of Granular Activated Carbon and Microbial Electrochemical
Technologies on Methane Fermentation

p.287

Toyohashi University of Technology 〇Hikaru Kaneko, Hiroyuki Daimon

C9-6-O(in Japanese) Prospect of Developed High-Efficiency Technology for Methane Fermentation
System of Daily Cow Manure in India

p.289

Toyohashi University of Technology 〇Koki Narui, Hikaru Kaneko, Hiroyuki Daimon

Poster1 C9-7-P(in Japanese) Fundamental Study for Solid-State Recovery of Ammonia Nitrogen Contained in
Mesophilic Methane Fermentation Digestive Fluid

p.291

Mie Prefecture Industrial Research Institute 〇Shinya Matsuura, Masaki Murayama, Akihiro Maegawa,
Daiei Kogyo Corporation Takayoshi Kawaoka, Yasuyuki Kanzaki

Poster2 C9-8-P(in Japanese) Comparison between mixotrophic and heterotrophic conditions for native
microalgae cultivation using digestate of cow manure methane fermentation

p.293

Hokkaido University 〇Kenshin Akiyoshi, Kazuei Ishii, Jumana Al-Mallahi, Satoru Ochiai, Geun-Yong Ham

Poster1 C9-9-P(in Japanese) Data Analysis and Considerations for High Load and Stable Operation of Biogas
Plants for Food Waste

p.295

Hokkaido University 〇Yoshino Otsuka, Kazuei Ishii, Satoru Ochiai, Geun-Yong Ham

Poster2 C9-10-P(in Japanese) Investigation of Coating Materials for Slow-release Fertilizers that do not use Plastic

p.297

National Institute of Technology, Fukushima College 〇Mai Takahashi,
Nakoso Community Development Support Center Takashi Hasegawa, Takashi Tachi,
National Institute of Technology, Fukushima College Takuya Miura

Poster1 C9-11-P(in Japanese) A Study on the Supply-Demand Balance of Livestock Manure in Miyazaki Prefecture

p.299

University of Miyazaki 〇Kosuke Toshiki, Kazumori Nishi

C10 Conversion to bio-gas and fuels【Sept 10 (Tue) 10:45–12:15 Venue#7】
Chair：TBA

Co-chair：TBA

C10-1-O (in Japanese) Inventory assessment of biomethanation of waste biomass and application of theresidue to farmland

p.301

National Institute for Environmental Studies 〇Kosuke Kawai,
Mizuho Research & Technologies Hiroaki Hirai, Kazuki Ishiketa,
National Institute for Environmental Studies Takuro Kobayashi, Hidetoshi Kuramochi, Masahiro Osako

C10-2-O (in Japanese) Study on increasing methane production by anaerobic co-digestion using chicken
manure and food waste

p.303

Toyota Motor Corporation 〇Takema Furukawa

C10-3-O (in Japanese) Improvement of physical properties and engine combustion behaviors of biodiesel
derived from waste rapeseed oil

p.305

Fukuoka University 〇Masatoshi Todaka, Konomi Koga, Kento Namikawa, Kento Ariura,
Wasana Kowhakul, Hiroshi Masamoto, Mikiji Shigematsu

C10-4-O (in Japanese) Demonstration experment on fuel production by fermentation and drying of municipal
waste
p.307
JET 〇Tomoyuki Katayama, Shinichi Shimose, Tomomi Shingai, Shinichi Ohta,
Kyoto University Mikio Kasahara, Minamiizu Town Mayor Katsuhito Okabe

C10-5-O (in Japanese) Validation for Installing Batch Operating Dry Methane Fermentation Plant

p.309

Konoike Construction 〇Ikumi Shioji, Takuo Nakashima

C10-6-O (in Japanese) Improvement of cellulase activity by the combinations of wood combustion ashwith oil-containing biomass

p.311

Fukuoka University 〇Koyo Yamamoto, Masatoshi Todaka, Mikiji Shigematsu

Poster2 C10-7-P(in Japanese) Production of high-concentration ethanol by fermentation with the promotion
effect of baseball bat materials

p.313

Fukuoka University 〇Tadahide Matsuwaki, Masatoshi Todaka, Mikiji Shigematsu

Poster1 C10-8-P(in Japanese) Promotion effect of Kampo residues on ethanol fermentation and the contributionof their constituent herbal medicines

p.315

Fukuoka University 〇Ryo Kaneko, Masatoshi Todaka, Mikiji Shigematsu

Poster2 C10-9-P(in Japanese) The conversion of Kakkonto residues to sugar raw material by an enzymatic ora sulfuric acid hydrolysis

p.317

Fukuoka University 〇Ryo Iwashita, Masatoshi Todaka, Mikiji Shigematsu

C11 Recovery of valuables【Sept 9 (Mon) 15:15–16:45 Venue#4】
Chair：TBA

Co-chair：TBA

C11-1-O (in Japanese) Increasing phosphate removal rate by steelmaking slag-sediment microbial fuel cells

p.319

Tokyo University of Agriculture 〇Touch Narong

C11-2-O (in Japanese) Recovering valuable metal from waste using a rotating surface melting furnace

p.321

Kubota Corporation 〇Motohiro Sakamoto, Yuto Onuma, Shigenori Inoue

C11-3-O Challenges and Opportunities in Community-Based Waste Management:
A Case Study from Dadaprejo Village, Indonesia

p.323

University of Miyazaki 〇Satwika Desantina Muktiningsih, Tomoo Sekito, Yutaka Dote

C11-4-O Cow manure digestate treatment by microalgae cultivation in membrane raceway reactor system
Hokkaido University 〇Jumana Al-Mallahi, Hiroki Iwatsuki, Kazuei Ishii, Satoru Ochiai, Geun-Yong Ham

- 9 -

p.325

As of August 21, 2024
C11-5-O (in Japanese) Poly(vinyl chloride) as a Chlorinating Agent for Metal Recovery

p.327

Tohoku University 〇Kazuki Fujiwara, Shogo Kumagai, Yuko Saito,
National Institute of Technology, Sendai College Shunsuke Kuzuhara, Tohoku University Toshiaki Yoshioka

C11-6-O (in Japanese) Dechlorinate from incinerated ash of municipal waste

p.329

The University of Kitakyushu 〇Kiichi Yasunaga, Hitoshi Ohya,
Maruya Corporation Kenichi Yamazaki, Masanori Tanaka

Poster2 C11-7-P

Absorption Characteristics and Rheological Properties of Quaternized Polyamine-based
Deep Eutectic Solvents for High Performance CO2 Capture

p.331

Chungbuk National University 〇Dongyun Choi, Jihun Ju, Princeton University Yunsung Yoo, Robert Eduard Franzoi,
Chungbuk National University Dongwoo Kang

Poster1 C11-8-P(in Japanese) Sonogashira coupling reaction catalyzed under green conditions assuming
the use of recycled palladium from waste automobile catalysts

p.333

Kanagawa University 〇Katsuya Kaikake, Asuma Shingo, Ren-Hua Jin

Poster2 C11-9-P(in Japanese) Estimation of Metal Recovery Potential from Waste Thermal Treatment Residues

p.335

University of Miyazaki 〇Michito Fukuda, Tomoo Sekito, Kubota Corporation Shigenori Inoue,
National Institute for Environmental Studies Hirofumi Sakanakura

Poster1 C11-10-P Recovery of acid and base from waste sodium sulfate in spent lithium ion battery recycling
via redox-mediated electrodialysis assisted by bipolar membrane

p.337

Kongju National University 〇Hyunjin Kim, Minhui Kim, Gamin Kim, Choonsoo Kim

Poster2 C11-11-P Strategy for Scaling-Up and Optimizing Redox-Mediated Electrodialysis in Water Desalination

p.339

Kongju National University 〇Gamin Kim, Hyunjin Kim, Minhui Kim, Choonsoo Kim

Poster1 C11-12-P (in Japanese) Study on quantification of physical work loads to reduce fatigue in waste
hand-sorting processes

p.341

Hokkaido University 〇Satoru Ochiai, Hiraku Mori, Geun-Yong Ham, Kazuei Ishii,
National Institute for Environmental Studies Masato Yamada

D1 Incineration【Sept 9 (Mon) 15:15–16:30 Venue#1】
Chair：TBA

D1-1-O

Co-chair：TBA(in Japanese) By-product behavior of perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) and perfluorooctadecanoic
acid (PFOcDA) by incineration

p.343

Ryukoku University 〇Taichi Murakami, Takashi Fujimori,National Institute for Environmental Studies Hidenori Matsukami

D1-2-O

CFD simulation of NOX emission in vertical type waste incinerator under the condition of
CO2/O2 combustion and N2/O2 combustion

p.345

Hokkaido University 〇Ahmed Esaa, In-Hee Hwang, Yasumasa Tojo, Takayuki Matsuo, Plantec Kengo Matsuda

D1-3-O(in Japanese) The development of the advanced automatnomous oparation system for the
optimal management of waste to energy plants

p.347

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Environmental & Chemical Engineering 〇Arata Yanagisawa, Wataru Suzuki,
Daisuke Chiba, Yoshinori Terasawa

D1-4-O(in Japanese) Reduction of steam volume fluctuation by control based on prediction using machinelearning

p.349

Kobelco Eco-Solutions 〇Ayato Shibazaki, Hiroki Fukukawa, Kei Watanabe,
Katsuyoshi Tanida, Nobuhiro Okuzumi

D1-5-O(in Japanese) Development of technology to convert CO2 into solid carbon

p.351

Takuma 〇Yo Agata, Kazuhiro Sato, Takahiro Masuda

Poster1 D1-6-P(in Japanese) Comparison of NOX emission behavior for air- and oxyfuel- combustion of solid
waste in a vertical combustor

p.353

Hokkaido University 〇In-Hee Hwang, Yuki Ogaya, Ahmed Esaa, Yasumasa Tojo, Takayuki Matsuo,
Plantec Kengo Masuda

Poster2 D1-7-P(in Japanese) Effect of high concentration of CO2 in waste Incineration flue gas on HCl andSOx removal rate

p.355

Hokkaido University 〇Tsubasa Shuto, In-Hee Hwang, Yasumasa Tojo, Takayuki Matsuo

D2 Pyrolysis/ Carbonization/ Gasification/ Melting
D2-1-O【Sept 9 (Mon) 13:30–15:00 Venue#1】
Chair：TBA

Co-chair：TBA(in Japanese) Study on the suppression of tar formation in pyrolysis gasification of biomass inmunicipal solid waste

p.357

Kyoto University 〇Koki Minakuchi, Hiroki Harada, Masaki Takaoka

D2-2-O(in Japanese) Basic research on the possibility of melting waste using non-generating solar energy

p.359

Kyushu University Yosuke Tsuru, 〇Teppei Komiya,
Kyushu Environmental Evaluation Association Takayuki Shimaoka

D2-3-O(in Japanese) Development of high-performance carbonization equipment and utilization ofcarbonized materials using various biomass

p.361

Nagasaki University 〇Kiyoshi Omine

D2-4-O(in Japanese) Oxidation Behavior of a SiC Refractory by CO2 and CO in a Waste Treating
Furnace
Nippon Steel Engineering 〇Tatsuki Ichikawa, Hideyuki Tsuda, Shiro Komiya,
Yusuke Tomozoe, Shunsuke Kihara, Kazuteru Kawata- 10 -

p.363

As of August 21, 2024
D2-5-O(in Japanese) Development of the Surface Melting Furnace Technology by Using Fuel Made from
Waste Plastics Difficult to Recycle as Materials

p.365

Kubota Corporation 〇Keisuke Fujiwara, Yasumasa Hirato, Keisuke Akasaka, Shoichi Otaki,
Shinji Okaichi, Fumiki Hosho, Shigenori Inoue

D2-6-O(in Japanese) Application of Biomass Coke to Direct Melting System (Waste Gasification System)

p.367

Nippon Steel Engineering 〇Takaaki Nagano, Kazuki Matsui, Naomichi Fukuda,
Tomo Kashiwabara, Junichi Takada, Toru Izumiya

Poster1 D2-7-P(in Japanese) Study of Variation in Fixed Carbon Measurements in Biochar

p.369

Fujita 〇Shota Masaki, Hiroshi Kubota, Yoichiro Murakami, Koga Shigeizumi

Poster2 D2-8-P(in Japanese) Characterization of char derived from solid wastes with CO2 as career gas

p.371

Hokkaido University 〇Kotaro Iwasaki, In-Hee Hwang, Yasumasa Tojo, Takayuki Matsuo

Poster1 D2-9-P

Gasification Characteristics of Biochar and Hydrochar Derived from Waste Mushroom Mediain Three Types of Carbonization Reactors

p.373

Mokpo National University 〇Daegi Kim, Jaejin Choi, SunYoung Woo

Poster2 D2-10-P Pyrolysis Characteristics of Mixed Waste Plastics in Fluidized Bed Reactor

p.375

Kongju National University 〇Hyeong tak Ko, Myeong Jong Lee, Sea cheon Oh

D3 Gas treatement and monitoring【Sept 9 (Mon) 9:30–10:45 Venue#1】
Chair：TBA

D3-1-O

Co-chair：TBA(in Japanese) New Dry-type Exhaust Gas Treatment Using Layered Double Hydroxide (Report 2)

p.377

Kurita Water Industries 〇Koichi Mori, Satoshi Fujita,
JFE Engineering Corporation Hiroshi Yamamoto, Hajime Fukai,
Tohoku University Tomohito Kameda, Toshiaki Yoshioka

D3-2-O(in Japanese) The Agriculture Utilization of CO2 from Waste Treatment Facility

p.379

Takuma 〇Junki Okabe, Shigetoshi Takahashi, Muneharu Fujikawa, Kazuhiro Sato, Takahiro Masuda

D3-3-O(in Japanese) Small-scale CO2 capture test from waste incineration facility exhaust gas

p.381

DOWA Eco-System 〇Kinari Yokote, Yoshinori Morita, Ryoei Watanabe

D3-4-O(in Japanese) Conversion of CO2 to ethylene urea using cerium hydroxide and zirconium hydroxide p.383
Tohoku University 〇Yota Kunii, Rahman Farzana, Tomohito Kameda, Yuko Saito,
Shogo Kumagai, Toshiaki Yoshioka

D3-5-O(in Japanese) Effect of concentration and particle size of Mg-Al layered double hydroxides
intercalated CO32- on HCl removal

p.385

Tohoku University 〇Sayaka Nishitani, Tomohito Kameda, Shogo Kumagai, Yuko Saito,
Kurita Water Industries Koichi Mori, Satoshi Fujita,
JFE Engineering Corporation Hiroshi Yamamoto, Hajime Fukai, Tohoku University Toshiaki Yoshioka

D4 Ash/ Power generation/ Heat utilization【Sept 9 (Mon) 11:00–12:15 Venue#1】
Chair：TBA

D4-1-O

Co-chair：TBA(in Japanese) Prediction Method for Boiler Heat Transfer Tube Thinning Using Combined Physicaland Statistical Modeling

p.387

Ebara Environmental Plant 〇Naoki Kamiyama, Kei Matsuoka, Masahisa Tamura, So Murasue,
Ebara Corporation Manabu Noguchi, Tokyo Institute of Technology Kenji Amaya

D4-2-O(in Japanese) Impacts of COVID-19 on WtE power production performances in Tokyo Special Ward
District
p.389

D4-3-O(in Japanese) Study on the suppression of hydrogen generation by actual incineration ash
containing aluminum and water〇Yasuo Shino

p.391

Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency 〇Hideyuki Onodera, Muroran Institute of Technology Ryoji Imai,
Hitachi Zosen Corporation Hirotaka Narimo, Yuma Suzuki

D4-4-O(in Japanese) Scenario analysis on the utilization of heat from a large-scale municipal solid waste
incinerator for an industrial facility

p.393

Ritsumeikan University 〇Gaku Nakagawa,National Institute for Environmental Studies Satoshi Onishi, Minoru Fujii, Ritsumeikan University Seiji Hashimoto

D4-5-O(in Japanese) Mechanism of ash deposition in industrial waste treatment furnaces and its control

p.395

Nagoya University 〇Daiki Nii, Toyoko Demachi, Yasuaki Ueki, Ichiro Naruse, Gifu University Ryo Yoshiie

Poster2 D4-6-P(in Japanese) Analysis of the migration kinetics of unintentionally generated 1,4-dioxane in theenvironment at waste incineration plants and investigation of Activated Slaked Lime

p.397

Kyoto Institute of Technology 〇Kako Shinohara, Haruhisa Shiomi, Setsu Sho, Yasuro Fuse

Poster1 D4-7-P(in Japanese) Evaluation of long-term stability of carbonates in woody biomass ash treated withcarbonation

p.399

Fujita 〇Koga Shigeizumi, Hiroshi Kubota, Haruna Kochi, Shota Masaki, Nihon University Kazunori Nakano

Poster2 D4-8-P(in Japanese) Acid Digestion Methods for Extracting 44 Elements from Thermal Residues
Including Incineration Ash, Slag, and Metals
National Institute for Environmental Studies 〇Yueyuan Zhao,
Kubota Corporation Ryosuke Mandokoro, Yoichi Iimuro,
National Institute for Environmental Studies Hirofumi Sakanakura- 11 -

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E1 Structure of landfill site/ Sea area disposal【Sept 9 (Mon) 9:30–10:30 Venue#2】
Chair：TBA

E1-1-O

Co-chair：TBA(in Japanese) Impact of flue gas demineralizers and fly ash stabilizing agents on sea surface
landfill sites

p.403

Fukuoka University 〇LingJie Yu, Kazuo Tameda, JiaXing Liu, Mikiji Shigematsu,
NPO Environmental Technical Support Network Sotaro Higuchi

E1-2-O(in Japanese) Changes in Nitrification Inhibitory Properties Due to pH Neutralization of Organic
Chelate Agent DEA

p.405

Osaka Metropolitan University 〇Akane Kodama, Hirokazu Toshimi, Satoshi Mizutani, Yoshinori Kanjo

E1-3-O(in Japanese) Deformation of gas vent pipes at land-fill sites using high density polyethylene
pipes 2

p.407

Obayashi Corporation 〇Kenji Shibata, Miki Mitsuhashi, So Takezaki, Tetsumi Higasayama

E1-4-O(in Japanese) Development of a Waterproof Sheet Joint Inspection Method for Penetrations of
Waterproof Sheets in Drainage Pipes for Leachate Collection at Final Disposal Sites

p.409

Obayashi Corporation 〇Shigeo Kotake, C.I. TAKIRONCIVIL Corporation Yuki Hyuga, Haruka Takagi

Poster2 E1-5-P(in Japanese) Investigation of the causative substances of persistent COD in leachate frommarine final disposal sites

p.411

Aichi Seaside Environment Center 〇Ken Watanabe, Makoto Iwakawa, Hidemasa Ishihara

Poster1 E1-6-P(in Japanese) Construction of clay liners by block placement made the bentonite-sand mixtures
Part 1 (Block permeability test)

p.413

Shimizu Coprpotration 〇Isamu Norimatsu, Kaoru Kudo, Mitsunobu Okihara, Takanobu Sakamoto

Poster2 E1-7-P(in Japanese) Construction of clay liners by block placement made the bentonite-sand mixtures
Part 2 (Block placement test)

p.415

Shimizu Coprpotration 〇Kaoru Kudo, Isamu Norimatsu, Mitsunobu Okihara, Takanobu Sakamoto

E2 Management/ Monitoring of landfill site

【Sept 9 (Mon) 11:00–12:00 Venue#2】
Chair：TBA

E2-1-O

Co-chair：TBA(in Japanese) An application example of the stability judge by ionic ratios of stagnant water inventing tubes

p.417

Fukui Prefectural Institute of Public Health and Environmental Science 〇Hirokazu Tanaka,
Fukuoka Institute of Health and Environmental Sciences Takaoki Koga,
Research Institute of Environment, Agriculture and Fisheries, Osaka Prefecture Yoshinori Yabuki,
Okinawa Prefectural Institute of Health and Environment Gou Inoue,
Hyogo Prefectural Institute of Environmental Sciences Akihiro Nakagoshi,
Fukui Prefectural Institute of Public Health and Environmental Science Shoichi Ishikawa,
Center for Environmental Science in Saitama Masanao Nagamori,
Department of Environment and Consumers Affairs, Tottori Prefecture Tomohiro Naruoka,
National Institute for Environmental Studies Tomonori Ishigaki, Kazuto Endo, Masato Yamada

E2-2-O(in Japanese) Final Disposal Sites for Radioactive Waste in Germany and Switzerland

p.419

Senshu University 〇Lila Okamura

E2-3-O(in Japanese) Investigation of gas emission and gas composition at difference depths in the gas
ventilation pipes at a waste landfill site

p.421

Center for Environmental Science in Saitama 〇Masanao Nagamori,
Chiba Prefectural Environmental Research Center Masaaki Morisaki,
Department of Environment and Consumers Affairs, Tottori Prefecture Tomohiro Naruoka,
Environmental Sanitation Research Center of Tottori Prefecture Akihiro Mori, Sasami Masai,
Muroran Institute of Technology Hideki Yoshida,
National Institute for Environmental Studies Tomonori Ishigaki, Masato Yamada

E2-4-O(in Japanese) Determination of Cl- at the mg/L level by silver nitrate titration method

p.423

Osaka Institute of Technology 〇Nobuhisa Watanabe, Miyabi Shimazaki

Poster1 E2-5-P(in Japanese) Study on the explore for water channels by water injection test to the landfill ofmunicipal solid waste

p.425

Center for Environmental Science in Saitama 〇Yugo Isobe,
National Institute for Environmental Studies Hiroyuki Ishimori

Poster2 E2-6-P(in Japanese) Environmental release of microplastics by polymer types from municipal solid
waste management processes using a plastic release assessment model

p.427

National Institute for Environmental Studies 〇Tomonori Ishigaki, Panida Payomthip,
Hokkaido University Geun-Yong Ham,
National Institute for Environmental Studies Rokuta Inaba, Masato Yamada, Masahiro Osako

Poster1 E2-7-P(in Japanese) Experiments to Confirm the Effectiveness of Landfill pretreatment Washing on
Incombustible Shredded Waste (Ver2)
Fukuoka University 〇Kazuo Tameda, Shoji Takakura, LingJie Yu, Kouji Tanida,
NPO Environmental Technical Support Network Sotaro Higuchi- 12 -

p.429

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E3 Leachate/ Landfill gas【Sept 10 (Tue) 9:00–10:30 Venue#1】
Chair：TBA

E3-1-O

Co-chair：TBA

Utilization of the mass curve technique to determine leachate pond capacity- Case study of the Baruni Landfill in Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea

p.431

Toyo University 〇Aukleya Walter, Hidetoshi Kitawaki

E3-2-O(in Japanese) Experimental Confirmation of the Rainwater Infiltration Suppression Effect of
Alternative Cover Materials (Part 2)

p.433

Yoshiura 〇Houliang Yan, Sei Inoue, Hiroki Hidaka, Hiroki Kubo, Fuji Clean Kenji Nagao, Shigetoshi Ikeda,
Fukuoka University Kazuo Tameda

E3-3-O(in Japanese) Treatment of pound water at a sea surface landfill site by electrolysis

p.435

Fukuoka University 〇JiaXing Liu, LingJie Yu, Kazuo Tameda,
NPO Environmental Technical Support Network Sotaro Higuchi

E3-4-O(in Japanese) Estimation of adsorption parameters for design of horizontal permeable reactive
barrier (HPRB) in landfill

p.437

Center for Environmental Science in Saitama 〇Kazuyuki Suzuki, Tohoku University Hiroshi Suito

E3-5-O(in Japanese) Future leachate treatment systems

p.439

NPO Environmental Technical Support Network 〇Sotaro Higuchi

E3-6-O(in Japanese) Degradation Treatment of PFOA in Landfill Leachate by Electrochemical Oxidation
using Insoluble Electrodes

p.441

Kobe University 〇Gen Yoshida,
Research Institute of Environment, Agriculture and Fisheries, Osaka Prefecture Yoshinori Yabuki, Junko Ono,
Yuto Ido, Arisa Banno, Akihiro Hara, Kobe University Ikko Ihara

Poster1 E3-7-P(in Japanese) Evaluation of pore structure and infiltration behavior in waste layers consisting ofincombustible residue or incineration ash using X-ray CT analysis

p.443

National Institute for Environmental Studies 〇Hiroyuki Ishimori,Center for Environmental Science in Saitama Yugo Isobe,
National Institute for Environmental Studies Tomonori Ishigaki, Masato Yamada

Poster2 E3-8-P(in Japanese) Prediction of change in calcium concentration in leachate using calcium leaching
scenarios

p.445

University of Miyazaki 〇Yutaka Dote, Tomoo Sekito

Poster1 E3-9-P(in Japanese) Example of measurement of landfill gas concentration distribution and generation
at a final waste disposal site

p.447

Muroran Institute of Technology 〇Sota Kudo, Hideki Yoshida

Poster2 E3-10-P(in Japanese) Study on neutralization of incineration ash layer using highly dissolved carbon
dioxide solution (Part 3)

p.449

Meisei University 〇Kentaro Miyawaki, Haruyuki Fukai, Ayana Matsumoto

Poster1 E3-11-P

Literature review on methods of evaluating biodegradation of bioplastics in a landfill

p.451

Hokkaido University 〇Geun-Yong Ham, National Institute for Environmental Studies Tomonori Ishigaki,
Hokkaido University Satoru Ochiai, Kazuei Ishii, National Institute for Environmental Studies Masato Yamada

Poster2 E3-12-P

Preliminary Insights into Emissions of Nitrous Oxide Correlated with Methane from Waste Landfills

p.453

National Institute for Environmental Studies 〇Panida Payomthip, Tomonori Ishigaki,
Kanami Nagamoto, Masato Yamada

E4 Elution of harmful substances【Sept 10 (Tue) 10:45–12:00 Venue#1】
Chair：TBA

E4-1-O

Co-chair：TBA(in Japanese) Evaluation of Adsorption for PFCAs and PFSAs on Incinerated Fly Ash by Batch Test p.455
Osaka Metropolitan University 〇Yusuke Yamauchi, Satoshi Mizutani,
Research Institute of Environment, Agriculture and Fisheries, Osaka Prefecture Junko Ono, Koji Ito,
Rina Adachi, Yoshinori Yabuki

E4-2-O(in Japanese) Contents Analysis of PFCAs and PFSAs in Incineration Fly Ash

p.457

Osaka City University (Currently: Kyoto University) 〇Akane Shimatani, Osaka Metropolitan University Satoshi Mizutani,
Research Institute of Environment, Agriculture and Fisheries, Osaka Prefecture Rina Adachi, Junko Ono,
Osaka Metropolitan University Koji Ito,
Research Institute of Environment, Agriculture and Fisheries, Osaka Prefecture Yoshinori Yabuki

E4-3-O(in Japanese) Study on Oxidation-Reduction Condition of the Leachate of Fly Ash from Thermal
Treatment

p.459

Osaka Metropolitan University 〇Hayate Kato, Satoshi Mizutani

E4-4-O(in Japanese) Mercury Leaching Behavior from Sulfurized and Solidified Waste Mercury under
Alkaline Condition

p.461

Osaka Institute of Technology 〇Yuji Nishimura, Taketoshi Kusakabe, Kyoto University Masaki Takaoka

E4-5-O(in Japanese) Scale formation and stabilization of heavy metal in landfill waste layer

p.463

Fukuoka University 〇Ayako Tanaka, Yachiyo Engineering Naoyuki Kajiwara, Fukuoka University Osamu Hirata

Poster1 E4-6-P(in Japanese) Verification of the effect of reducing chelating agents by treating incineration fly ashwith carbonation
Fujita 〇Haruna Kochi, Hiroshi Kubota, Koga Shigeizumi, Shota Masaki,
Fuji Clean Shigetoshi Ikeda, Yasuyuki Kawai, Yoshikazu Nagao, Mitsuhiro Inoue,
National Institute for Environmental Studies Hirofumi Sakanakura- 13 -

p.465

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Poster2 E4-7-P(in Japanese) Scale Formation and Heavy Metal Sabilization in waste layer of landfill, part 2

p.467

Fukuoka University 〇Osamu Hirata, Yachiyo Engineering Naoyuki Kajiwara, Fukuoka University Ayako Tanaka

Poster1 E4-8-P(in Japanese) Consideration on As(III) adsorption behavior in combined addition of Mg-based andCa-based adsorbents based on adsorption isotherms and XRD analysis

p.469

National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology 〇Hajime Sugita, Kazuya Morimoto,Takeshi Saito, Junko Hara

Poster2 E4-9-P(in Japanese) Application of Bacterial Flora Analysis as a Method for Assessing Water Quality
Impact of Leachate Leakage from Waste Disposal Sites on Groundwater and Surface Water

p.471

CTI Engineering 〇Takuya Wada, Tadashi Yuasa,
Environmental Research & Solutions Takafumi Mizuno, Yuka Munakata

F1 Harmful substances (asbestos, RI, PCB) and analysis
F1-1-O【Sept 9 (Mon) 13:30–15:00 Venue#3】
Chair：TBA

Co-chair：TBA(in Japanese) Detection of Amosite of the Building Materials Wasted duirng Disater and Demolition
by Staining Dyes

p.473

Saga University 〇Masaaki Tabata, Ryota Haraguchi, Mitsunori Yada, Mizuki Nishiguchi

F1-2-O(in Japanese) Mechanism of cement hydration inhibition by zinc and accelerating hardening by
sodium aluminate analyzed by XRD

p.475

National Institute for Environmental Studies 〇Kazuo Yamada, Hokkaido University Tsuneki Ichikawa,
National Institute for Environmental Studies Hiroyuki Arai,
Hokkaido University Takahito Yasukochi, National Institute for Environmental Studies Kazuto Endo

F1-3-O(in Japanese) Example of Cement Solidification and Compounding of Incinerated Fly Ash
Containing Radioactive Cesium

p.477

Oyo Corporation 〇Shougo Shimamura, Yotsuo Kamidozono, Akira Miyata, Susumu Kondo,
Okumura Corporation Takahiro Saitoh, Youhei Hamaya, Ministry of the Environment Satoshi Ogawa,National Institute for Environmental Studies Kazuto Endo

F1-4-O(in Japanese) Study on Advanced Volume Reduction Focusing on Fly Ash Washing solution of
Decontamination Wastes, etc.
~Comparison of Column and Batch Tests on Copper Ferrocyanide~p.479

National Institute for Environmental Studies, Fukushima Regional Collaborative Research Center 〇Yuhei Tanaka,
Hiroyuki Arai, Kazuo Yamada, Kazuto Endo

F1-5-O(in Japanese) Monitoring of airborne PCB concentrations during the on-site dismantling of
PCB-containing waste

p.481

Kyoto University 〇Yasuhiro Hirai, Junichiro Koshiba, Shimadzu Techno-Research Nami Kimura, Naoki Iwata,
JESCO Takashi Hirano, Hiroki Oki

F1-6-O(in Japanese) Cs leaching from the cement or geopolymer solidified Cs adsorbed zeolite (natural
mordenite)

p.483

Hokkaido University 〇Takahito Yasukochi, Yasumasa Tojo, In-Hee Hwang, Takayuki Matsuo,
The University of Tokyo Kanako Toda,
National Institute for Environmental Studies Kazuo Yamada, Kazuto Endo

Poster1 F1-7-P(in Japanese) Development of HCl-Cl2 fractional quantification using improved fayance method

p.485

Osaka Institute of Technology 〇Miyabi Shimazaki, Nobuhisa Watanabe

Poster2 F1-8-P(in Japanese) Consideration of selenium concentration analysis in wash smoke drainage at
industrial waste incineration facilities

p.487

Kureha Ecology Management Yukihiro Oooka, Youhei Kusano, Takuya Kitazawa, 〇Hikaru Ishii

Poster1 F1-9-P(in Japanese) The effects of the leaching conditions of the leaching test (Environment Agency
Notification No. 13) on the test results

p.489

Tottori University of Environmental Studies 〇Momoha Tochitani, Hideyuki Mongi

Poster2 F1-10-P(in Japanese) The investigation of PFAS extraction conditions from waste activated carbon
adsorbed PFAS (Part 2)

p.491

Konoike Construction 〇Toshihiro Hirao, Sho Oyama,
Sogomizu Institute Tomoko Nakai, Takeshi Yonezawa, Tomohiro Takechi

Poster1 F1-11-P(in Japanese) Leaching behavior of crystalline phase from municipal solid waste incineration fly
ash for various leaching test times

p.493

Meiji University 〇Hibiki Shirata, Rina Sekino, Yuya Koike

Poster2 F1-12-P(in Japanese) Evaluation of relationship between leaching behavior of heavy metals and chemical
state of crystalline phases in municipal solid waste incineration fly ash by pH dependency test

p.495

Meiji University 〇Rina Sekino, Hibiki Shirata, Rigaku Corporation Atsushi Ohbuchi, Meiji University Yuya Koike

Poster1 F1-13-P(in Japanese) Determination of lead in leachate from incinerator ash using microwave plasm
atomic emission spectroscopy

p.497

Tottori University of Environmental Studies 〇Taichi Kondo, Hideyuki Mongi,
Tottori Prefecture Office Tomohiro Naruoka

Poster2 F1-14-P(in Japanese) Regarding measures for disaster waste, etc. in large-scale apartment buildings

National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies 〇Keisuke Takemoto, Koji Katayama, Tetsuo Murota, Shinji Yamaguchi- 14 -

p.499

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F2 Hazardous substances (PFAS, heavy metals) and treatment
F2-1-O【Sept 9 (Mon) 15:15–16:45 Venue#3】
Chair：TBA
Co-chair：TBA(in Japanese) Contribution of filter media and biological processes (plants・microorganisms) in
the removal of PFAS by the planting units

p.501

National Institute for Environmental Studies 〇Yuka Ogata, Hidenori Matsukami, Hiroyuki Ishimori

F2-2-O(in Japanese) The Interaction Between Heavy Metals and Microplastics in Aqueous Solutions

p.503

Kyoto University 〇Junyeong Yoo, Masaaki Nomura, Kazuyuki Oshita, Masaki Takaoka, Sylwia Oleszek

F2-3-O(in Japanese) Estimation of the environmental emissions of neutral PFAS and analysis of theirmass flows at a solid recovered fuel facility

p.505

National Institute for Environmental Studies 〇Hidetoshi Kuramochi, The University of Tokyo Isamu Kuribara,
National Institute for Environmental Studies Toshiyuki Motoki, Hidenori Matsukami

F2-4-O(in Japanese) Application of iminodiacetic acid chelating resin as a pretreatment fordiphenylcarbazide absorptionmetry

p.507

Osaka Metropolitan University 〇Satoshi Mizutani, Fumika Takaoka, Kanazawa University Hiroshi Hasegawa

F2-5-O(in Japanese) Identifying waste sources of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances released during
the refuse-derived fuel production

p.509

National Institute for Environmental Studies 〇Hidenori Matsukami,
Yokohama National University Junki Saito, Mahito Ozawa,
National Institute for Environmental Studies Toshiyuki Motoki, The University of Tokyo Isamu Kuribara,
Yokohama National University Yuichi Miyake, National Institute for Environmental Studies Hidetoshi Kuramochi

F2-6-O(in Japanese) Evaluation of neutral PFAS concentrations in air at a waste recycling facility usinga passive air sampler

p.511

The University of Tokyo 〇Isamu Kuribara,
National Institute for Environmental Studies Toshiyuki Motoki, Hidenori Matsukami, Hidetoshi Kuramochi

Poster1 F2-7-P(in Japanese) The mechanism of volatilization of gaseous mercury at wet scrubber

p.513

Osaka City Research Center of Environmental Science 〇Akito Takakura,
Osaka Institute of Technology Yudai Ikemoto, Shota Ide, Nobuhisa Watanabe

Poster2 F2-8-P(in Japanese) Relationship between PFAS removal rate by activated carbon treatment and water
quality and operational factors in leachate treatment plants

p.515

Research Institute of Environment, Agriculture and Fisheries, Osaka Prefecture 〇Yoshinori Yabuki, Junko Ono,
Rina Adachi, Arisa Banno, Akihiro Hara, Koji Ito,

Kobe University Gen Yoshida, National Institute for Environmental Studies Kazuto Endo, Hidenori Matsukami

Poster1 F2-9-P(in Japanese) Estimation of disposal flow analysis of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS)
in oil resistant paper

p.517

Kyoto University 〇Junichiro Koshiba, Akane Shimatani, Yasuhiro Hirai

Poster2 F2-10-P(in Japanese) Extraction Conditions of PFCAs and PFSAs in Incineration Fly Ash

p.519

Osaka City University (Currently: Kyoto University) 〇Akane Shimatani, Osaka Metropolitan University Satoshi Mizutani,
Research Institute of Environment, Agriculture and Fisheries, Osaka Prefecture Rina Adachi, Junko Ono,
Osaka Metropolitan University Koji Ito,
Research Institute of Environment, Agriculture and Fisheries, Osaka Prefecture Yoshinori Yabuki

Poster1 F2-11-P(in Japanese) Estimating the emission behavior of neutral PFAS during thermal treatment offluorinated water repellents using Pyro-GS/MS

p.521

National Institute for Environmental Studies 〇Hidetoshi Kuramochi, Toshiyuki Motoki,
The University of Tokyo Isamu Kuribara,
National Institute for Environmental Studies Takuro Kobayashi, Hidenori Matsukami

Poster2 F2-12-P(in Japanese) Development of decomposition treatment technology for PFASs adsorbed on
powdered activated carbon using high-temperature superheated steam generated by hydrogen
combustion, part2

p.523

Konoike Construction 〇Sho Oyama, Takashi Matsuike, Takuo Nakashima, Toshihiro Hirao,
ChugaiI Ro Noriyuki Myouga, Tomorou Kawano, Kensuke Adachi, Masahiro Yoshioka, Tomoya Ookubo

Poster1 F2-13-P(in Japanese) Surface state analysis of Municipal Solid Waste Incineration fly ash coated witholeic acid water repellent

p.525

Meiji University 〇Shunsuke Hashizume, Rina Sekino, Hibiki Shirata, Taiga Kaseda, Takayuki Honda, Yuya Koike

Poster2 F2-14-P(in Japanese) High concentration nitrification system for the recovery and detoxification ofammonia gas and the accumulation of nitrate: a preliminary study

p.527

Nagasaki University 〇Mitsuhiko Koyama, Arisa Horiuchi, Serika Uragami

Poster1 F2-15-P

A Study on the Stabilization Effects of As-Contaminated Soil Treated with heavy metal stabilizer
to reduce bioavailability; Using Bioconcentration Factors (BCFs)

University of Seoul 〇Jeong-Hyeon Lee, Min-Ye Seo, Woo-Ri Cho, Hyewon Park, Young-Kwon Park, Jai-Young Lee- 15 -

p.529