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Leonardo da Vinci Project Sustainability in commercial laundering processes Module 1 Usage of water Chapter 6 a Waste water requirements Module 1 Usage of water Chapter 6 Special requirements 1

Content Directives, laws, ordinances and other regulations (terms and definitions) - EC level (directives, ordinances) - National law - Local level (municipal regulations) Requirements for laundries - general - direct and indirect discharge Module 1 Usage of water Chapter 6 Special requirements 2

Learning targets After finishing this chapter, you will know the different levels of laws, ordinances and directives know and be able to point out the consequences for laundries know what direct discharge and indirect discharge is and be able to explain the difference Module 1 Usage of water Chapter 6 Special requirements 3

Directives, laws, ordinances and other regulations EC (European level) Countries (national level) Cities, communes/local authorities (regional level) Organisations (regional level, e.g. associations) Module 1 Usage of water Chapter 6 Special requirements 4

Directives, laws, ordinances and other regulations EU / EC (European level) Water protection directive Hazardous substances, priority substances - AOX, fluorine, heavy metals limiting emission - Outline law/law providing guideline implementing on national level Module 1 Usage of water Chapter 6 Special requirements 5

Directives, laws, ordinances and other regulations EU / EC (European level) IPPC directive - Integrated pollution prevention and control - Comprehensive orientation (water, soil, and air) - Bulletins with best available technologies Water framework directive - Reference to all waters - Determination of achievement and derivation of good conditions including timetable Module 1 Usage of water Chapter 6 Special requirements 6

Directives, laws, ordinances and other regulations Countries level The different national sets of limiting values have been developed without any official coordination, since demands for wastewater discharged to a treatment plant were considered as a local affair in EU Different limiting values for wastewater discharge all over EU Module 1 Usage of water Chapter 6 Special requirements 7

Directives, laws, ordinances and other regulations e.g. Germany: Wasserhaushaltsgesetz - water protection starts at production - avoid and minimise take priority over treatment - definition of state-of-the-art, definition of substances hazardous to water) Abwasserabgabengesetz - definition of assessable parameters - definition of contaminant units, eg. COD = 50 kg, P = 3 kg, Hg = 20 g) definition of threshold values (concentration and annual amount) possibility of reduction and increase of charges) Abwasserverordnung - discharge requirements: general and sectoral, - laundries: Anhang 55 - definition of analysis and measurement procedures Module 1 Usage of water Chapter 6 Special requirements 8

Directives, laws, ordinances and other regulations Regional level (cities, local authorities, organisations) Permissions for discharge Limiting parameters for waste water to be obtained Discharge charges Discharge control by public authorities Important: contact between effluent producer and authorities Module 1 Usage of water Chapter 6 Special requirements 9

Directives, laws, ordinances and other regulations Municipal waste water regulations Precise, concrete requirements (collection, treatment, discharge) Protection - personnel, treatment plant, sewer system, sludge Definition of certain industrial sectors Module 1 Usage of water Chapter 6 Special requirements 10

Law requirements for laundries Regulations control: Responsibility - abandon of risks and hazards Liability - Duty of danger defence - (owner of factory or real estate and corporate engagement, waste producer) Module 1 Usage of water Chapter 6 Special requirements 11

Law requirements for laundries - Indirect discharge via municipal sewage treatment plant into surface waters laundry Sewage treatment surface waters - Direct discharge via own treatment plant into surface waters laundry Sewage treatment surface waters Module 1 Usage of water Chapter 6 Special requirements 12

Law requirements for laundries Indirect/direct discharge Indirect discharge - licence necessary - special limiting parameters for hazardous substances - regulations on discharge parameters, limits and charges - laundry not responsible for treatment - pre-treatment of wastewater could be required - direct by legal restrictions, e.g. in Germany: Anhang 55 - indirect due to unrealistic limit values Module 1 Usage of water Chapter 6 Special requirements 13

Law requirements for laundries Indirect/direct discharge Direct discharge - special license necessary - duty of self-checking - responsibility for treatment - stronger regulations and limits Module 1 Usage of water Chapter 6 Special requirements 14