Secondary treatment plants receiving effluent from septic tanks
17.05.2018
Wastewater treatment plants tested by a notified body to EN 12566 Part 6 – prefabricated treatment units for septic tank effluent can now be certified according to the requirements of S.R. 66.
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IFAT 2018
10.05.2018
14.–18. Mai 2018
Halle A3, Stand 305/404
München
Auf der diesjährigen IFAT in München finden Sie uns am Gemeinschaftsstand des BDZ e.V. in
Halle A3, Stand 305/404.
Unsere Experten informieren Sie gern über wichtige Neuerungen und aktuelle Entwicklungen im internationalen Prüf- und Zertifizierungswesen für Kleinkläranlagen, Water Reuse Produkte und innovative Umwelttechnologien.
Wir freuen uns auf Ihren Besuch!
siehe auch IFAT Geländeplan (ifat.de)
Nachweis von gefährlichen Stoffe
6.10.2017
Norwegen fordert bis zum 31.12.2017 einen „Dynamischen Oberflächenauslaugtest“ (Dauer 64 Tage) zwecks Nachweises gefährlicher Stoffe für Kleinklärbehältermaterialien. Weitere Infos können dem Anhang entnommen werden:
Seventh HELCOM Cooperation Platform on PRF in the Baltic Sea
30.06.2017
Seventh HELCOM Cooperation Platform on Port Reception Facilities (PRF) in the Baltic Sea meeting will be held at the premises of the Federal Maritime and Hydrographic Agency (BSH) on Wednesday, 13 September 2017. Contracting Parties to the Helsinki Convention, Observer Organizations as well as other public sector institutions and relevant stakeholders are invited to the meeting of HELCOM Cooperation Platform.
The meeting will particularly focus on the ongoing project of the developement of a “Best Practice Guidance for the handling of wastewater in Ports" for the Special Area Baltic Sea, as well as the results of the CLIA simulation exercise on MARPOL Annex IV Special Area and practical case studies of specific ports, including proposals for next steps for consideration by HELCOM MARITIME 17-2017.
Practical information for participants and the provisional programme are available on the CP PRF 7-2017 Meeting Site in HELCOM Meeting Portal.
Environmental Technology Verification (ETV)
21.06.2017
Manufacturers of environmental technologies interested in obtaining officially recognized proof of product quality and performance, may take part in the new EU program for the Verification of Environmental Technologies (ETV). Environmental technologies for water treatment and reuse that qualify for the ETV program are such products that are ready to market or finishing pre-commercial development, with performance claims not covered by existing regulations and standards. In accordance with ISO 14034:2016 these products may be verified by an independent accredited institution to assess selected quality and performance parameters. The ISO 14034:2016 standard was introduced to support manufacturers in introduction and marketing of environmental products, by providing them with the opportunity to acquire an official European ETV verification. Ascertaining and proving individual advantages and selected performance claims for environmental products on the basis of independent verification may thus improve investor and customer resonance as well and lead to overall marketing advantages.
The ISO 14034:2016 method describes multiple steps that lead to the issuing of an official verification statement. PIA supports companies to participate in the ETV program, including initial ETV request, composition of a detailed ETV application and the handling of the overall testing process. In its role as an accredited testing laboratory, PIA offers to conduct practical hands-on testing procedures in accordance with an EN ISO/IEC 17025 when required. After completion, the ETV program is concluded with the issuing of the official ETV verification statement.