ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION Modern waste management acts in harmony with our environment. The mere disposal of waste has long since become a circular economy with the aim of securing valuable materials from the waste stream and making them available to the production process again as secondary raw materials in order to save and conserve valuable natural resources. This even applies to waste incineration, which still produces energy from the no longer usable portion of the residual waste and thus makes the energy contained in the waste available. This is why one speaks of “thermal recycling” in this context. Due to the strict legal requirements and guidelines, this is done in an environmentally and climate-friendly manner. In Germany, very ambitious guidelines regulate the operation of waste incineration plants. The 17th Federal Immission Control Ordinance (17th BImSchV) is relevant with regard to the emission of exhaust gases. It obliges AVG Cologne to publish the current emission values from the residual waste incineration plant in Cologne once a year. The following is an overview of the measured exhaust gas values for 2019. You can find the detailed report under Downloads . INFORMATION TO THE PUBLIC according to § 23 of the 17th ordinance on the Federal Immission Control Act (17th BImSchV) measurements of emissions and incineration conditions in the residual waste incineration plant in Cologne January 1, 2020 - December 31, 2020 As the operator of the residual waste incineration plant in Cologne (RMVA), AVG Abfallentsorgungs- und Verwertungsgesellschaft Köln mbH provides annual information on the emission limits and incineration conditions of the plant. As an independent company, TÜV Süd has been entrusted with the measurements and the monitoring and control of the measuring devices. CONTINUOUSLY DETERMINED EMISSION VALUES emission Legal limit Approval value RMVA value Share of the limit value in% Carbon monoxide 50 mg / Nm³ 50 mg / Nm³ 1.7 mg / Nm³ 3.4% Total carbon 10 mg / Nm³ 5 mg / Nm³ 0.2 mg / Nm³ 2.0% Hydrogen chloride 10 mg / Nm³ 5 mg / Nm³ 0.2 mg / Nm³ 2.0% Sulfur dioxide 50 mg / Nm³ 10 mg / Nm³ 0.3 mg / Nm³ 0.6% Nitrogen dioxide 150 mg / Nm³ 70 mg / Nm³ 43.2 mg / Nm³ 28.2% ammonia 10 mg / Nm³ 3 mg / Nm³ 0.1 mg / Nm³ 1.0% dust 5 mg / Nm³ 5 mg / Nm³ 0.2 mg / Nm³ 4.0% SINGLE MEASUREMENTS emission Legal limit value Approval value RMVA value Share of the limit value in% Hydrogen fluoride 1 mg / Nm³ 0.1 mg / Nm³ ‹0.0350 / Cadmium / thallium and their compounds 0.05 mg / Nm³ 0.0045 mg / Nm³ ‹0.0010 / Queck­silber und seine Ver­bindungen 0,03 mg/Nm³ 0,01 mg/Nm³ ‹ 0,0001 / Summe Metalle (Antimon, Arsen, Blei, Chrom, Cobalt, Kupfer, Mangan, Nickel, Vanadium, Zinn) und deren jeweilige Ver­bindungen 0,5 mg/Nm³ 0,22 mg/Nm³ ‹ 0,0108 / Summe Arsen, Cadmium, Cobalt, Chrom, Benzo(a)pyren und deren Ver­bindungen 0,05 mg/Nm³ 0,03 mg/Nm³ ‹ 0,0030 / Dioxine/Furane 0,1 ng/m³* 0,05 ng/m³* ‹ 0,0009 / Messungen herunterladen (jpg Bild) Pflichtanzeige-Emissionen-2020.pdf LINKS SITEMAP CONTACT IMPRINT DATA PROTECTION RECYCLING YARDS PRICE LIST & OPENING TIMES .lo Loading... Wir verwenden Cookies, um Ihnen die bestmögliche Erfahrung auf unserer Website zu bieten. Sie können mehr darüber erfahren, welche Cookies wir verwenden, oder sie unter Einstellungen deaktivieren. Zustimmen Ablehnen Einstellungen