Course aims:

-Learning the skills to use and interpret the best available techniques from different sectors of activity
-Training the skills to adequately draw up a program for monitoring an IPPC activity
-Ability to explains and interprets specific ideas, processes, as well as theoretical and practical contents of the discipline;

Course Entry Requirements:

No restrictions

Course contents:

-Presentation of Romania Law no. 278/2013 on industrial emissions -Presentation of the procedure for issuing the integrated environmental permit -Presentation of the best available techniques in the field of wastewater and waste gas treatment -Presentation of the best techniques available in the intensive breeding of birds and pigs -Presentation of the best available techniques for large combustion plants -Best available techniques for tailings and tailing dump management -Presentation of the best techniques available in the ferrous metals industry -Presentation of the best techniques available in the production of cast iron and steel -Presentation of the best available techniques in the food, beverage and dairy industries -Presentation of the best available techniques for emissions from storage activities -Presentation of the general principles of monitoring for IPPC installations. -Presentation of the best available waste treatment techniques -Presentation of the best available techniques in the field of energy efficiency

Teaching methods:

Lecture, Multimedia presentations

Learning outcomes:

The aim of the course is to help students acquire and develop practical skills to analyze the criteria and indicators of industrial performance through the prism of the legislation in the field.

Learning outcomes verification and assessment criteria:

Solving the requirements of the exam subjects - 70% Project quality - 30%

Recommended reading:

European Commission, Industrial pollution, European solutions: clean technologies LIFE and the Directive on integrated pollution prevention and control (IPPC Directive), Office for Official Publications of the European Communities, Luxembourg, 2004, 1-32.
European Commission, COST Action 617 Stationary sources of urban air pollution Proceedings of the workshop on best available technologies for pollution control, Office for Official Publications of the European Communities, Luxenbourg, 1998, 1-210.
Cariaggi, F. De Nobili, C. Bratières, Sission, Patents for Industrial Pollution Prevention and Control, Publications Office of the European Union, Luxemburg, 2021, 1-36.