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Sewage sludge management in Germany - Umweltbundesamt
In GermanySewage sludge managementOrder brochures address: Umweltbundesamt c/o GVPP ostfach 30 03 61 | 53183 Bonn | GermanyThe brochure is service: +49 (0)3 40 21 03-66 88 Fax service: +49 (0)3 40 21 04-66 88 Benjamin Claudia DienemannDr. Christian KabbeM. Sc. Simone BrandtDr. Ines VogelDr. Andrea RoskoschPublisher: Umweltbundesamt (UBA) | Postfach 1406 | 06844 Dessau-Ro lau | Germanyin GermanySewage sludge managementContentsPreface31 Introduction4 What is Sewage sludge ?4 Where does Sewage sludge occur?52 Composition of Sewage sludge7 Heavy metals in Sewage sludge9 Organic compounds in Sewage sludge11 Pathogens and health hazards arising from EHEC12 Pharmaceutical drug residues in Sewage sludge143 sludge treatment164 Thermal sludge treatment23 Mono-incineration23Co-incineration255 Sewage sludge use in the agricultural sector29 Nutrients in Sewage sludge30 Sewage sludge pollutants31 Pros and cons of using Sewage sludge as a fertilizer346 Phosphorous recovery34 Phosphorous recovery potential and processes 36 Cost efficient phosphorous recycling in Germany387 Sewage sludge quantities, management and recycling428 Footing the bill for Sewage sludge management509 The way forward5210 Illustrations5811 Tabels5812 Abbreviations6013 Acknowledgements6214 Bibliography6215 Appendix I6816 Appendix II82 Sewage sludge management legislation8217 Appendix III87 Heavy metals in Sewage sludge8718 Appendix IV882 ContentsP
Chrome (Cr) mg/kg DS 50–80 Copper (Cu) mg/kg DS 300–350 Manganese (Mn) mg/kg DS 600–1,500 Nickel (Ni) mg/kg DS 30–35 Selenium (Se) mg/kg TS 1–5 Thallium (Th) mg/kg TS 0.2–0.5 Vanadium (V) mg/kg TS 10–100 Mercury (Hg) mg/kg TS 0.3–2.5 Zinc (Zn) mg/kg TS 100–300 Tin (Sn) mg/kg TS 30–80 AOX mg/kg TS 350 PCDD/F mg/kg TS 0.000035
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