BEST AVAILABLE TECHNIQUES (BAT) AND BEST ENVIRONMENTAL PRACTICES (BEP): THE CASE OF ARTICLE 8 OF THE MINAMATA CONVENTION ON MERCURY
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1 BEST AVAILABLE TECHNIQUES (BAT) AND BEST ENVIRONMENTAL PRACTICES (BEP): THE CASE OF ARTICLE 8 OF THE MINAMATA CONVENTION ON MERCURY Okonkwo OJ Department of Environmental, Water & Earth Sciences, Faculty of Science, Tshwane University of Technology
2 MINAMATA CONVENTION ON MERCURY To protect human health and the environment from anthropogenic emissions and releases of mercury and mercury compounds Concerns are on controlling and, where feasible, reducing emissions of mercury and mercury compounds to the atmosphere from the point sources falling within the source categories listed in Annex Dto the Convention -ARTICLE 8 The control and reduction of levels of mercury should be carried out with some flexibility to accommodate national development plan It also contains measures on the environmentally sound interim storage of mercury and mercury wastes, as well as contaminated sites
3 WHAT IS MERCURY?
4 WHY ARE WE CONCERNED ABOUT MERCURY EMISSIONS Mercury is toxic to the central and peripheral nervous systems at high concentrations; It can adversely affect the digestive system, lungs and kidney; It has long range atmospheric transport; It is bio-accumulative in the ecosystem; It is persistent
5 SOURCES OF MERCURY COVERED BY THE CONVENTION (ANNEX D) Coal-fired power plants; Coal-fired industrial boilers; Smelting and roasting processes used in the production of non-ferrous metals; Cement clinker production facilities; Waste incineration
6 BEST AVAILABLE TECHNIQUES (BAT) Best available techniques means those techniques that are the most effective to preventand, where that is not practicable, to reduce emissions and releases of mercury to air, water and land and the impact of such emissions and releases on the environment as a whole, taking into account economic and technical considerations ; Best means most effective in achieving a high general level of protection of the environment as a whole; Available techniques means, those techniques developed on a scale that allows implementationin a relevant industrial sector under economically and technically viable conditions, taking into consideration the costs and benefits; Techniques means technologies used, operational practices and the ways in which installations are designed, built, maintained, operated and decommissioned;
7 STEPS IN SELECTING BEST AVAILABLE TECHNIQUES (BAT) Establish information about the source, or source category. This may include, but not limited to, information on the processes, input materials, feed-stocks or fuels, and on the actual or expected activity levels, including throughput. Other relevant information could include the expected life of the facility, which is likely to be of particular relevance when an existing facility is being considered, and any requirements or plans for controlling other pollutants; Identify the full range of options of emission control techniques and combinations thereof which are relevant for the source under consideration; Identify technically viable control options, giving consideration to techniques applicable to the type of plant within the sector, and also to any physical limitations which may influence the choice of certain techniques; Select the control technique options which are the most effective for the control and, where feasible, reduction of emissions of mercury, taking into account the performance levels; Determine which of these options can be implemented under economically and technically viable conditions, taking into consideration costs and benefits ; ;
8 EMISSION CONTROL TECHNIQUES USED IN WASTE INCINERATION Dust (particulate matter) removal technique; Wet scrubbing techniques; Activated carbon injection; Boiler bromine injection; Static bed filters
9 TREATMENT TECHNIQUES FOR SOLID RESIDUES FROM INCINERATION Bottom and boiler ash treatment techniques; Treatment of solid flue gas residues; Residue reuse; Stabilization and solidification; Final disposal of residues
10 BEST AVAILABLE TECHNIQUES FOR WASTE INCINERATION Pre-treatment of waste before incineration; Rotary kilns & grate -municipal solid waste techniques; Rotary kilns -hazardous waste incineration techniques; Fluidized bed -sewage sludge incineration techniques; Grates -medical waste incineration; Upgrading and improvement of existing treatment techniques -flue gas treatment techniques
11 BEST ENVIRONMENTAL PRACTICES (BEP) Best environmental practices means the application of the most appropriate combination of environmental control measures and strategies;
12 RANGE OF MEASURES TO BE CONSIDERED WHEN APPLYING BEST ENVIRONMENTAL PRACTICES (BEP) Good maintenance of facilities and measurement equipment are important to the effective operation of control and monitoring techniques; Well-trained operators, who are aware of the need to pay attention to the processes, are indispensable to ensuring good performance; Careful planning and commitment from all levels within the organization operating the facility will also help to maintain performance, as w ell as administrative controls and other plant management practices; Waste management practices waste minimization, separation and recycling, waste inspection and characterization before incineration, removal of noncombustibles, proper handling and storage, minimizing storage times, waste loading, incinerator operating and management practices-site selection and design of incinerator
13 RANGE OF MEASURES TO BE CONSIDERED WHEN APPLYING BEST ENVIRONMENTAL PRACTICES (BEP) A regulatory infrastructure with sufficient capacity to permit incinerators, control and monitor mercury emissions regularly; The provision of information and education to the public, users and decision makers about the environmental consequences of choice of particular activities and choice of products, and ultimate disposal; The development and application of codes of good environmental practice which covers all aspect of the activity in the product's life; The application of labels informing consumers of environmental risks, enabling them to make informed decisions about choice; Integrating waste collection and disposal systems into residential, commercial, and industrial processes to ensure that all waste is managed in an environmentally sound manne; Avoiding the use of hazardous substances or products that contain hazardous substances and the generation of hazardous waste; The application of economic instruments, systems of licensing ;
14 BEST ENVIRONMENTAL PRACTICES (BEP) Waste management practices; Monitoring; Direct methods; Indirect methods;
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