Waste analysis by WESSLING – we are partners with the waste management industry
At WESSLING, we regard waste as a valuable material – according to the principle: prevention before recycling before disposal. At WESSELING, waste analysis means that we analyse the composition of residues so that they can then be specifically reused in agriculture,in industry or as fuel.
The European Waste Framework Directive (2008/98/EC) defines how companies must handle waste: on principle, residues should always be avoided when possible. If this is not realistic, efforts must be made to attempt recycling prior to disposal. WESSLING supports you in your recycling process: in our specialised and accredited* laboratories, we analyse waste and residues of various kinds – including compost, sewage sludges or fuels.
Of course, we also provide you with comprehensive advice on how best to avoid and reduce waste within your processes – because we regard waste analysis as a holistic process. Our experts ensure that you incur the lowest possible costs due to valuable material recycling, but also through analysing and optimising processes.
* Testing laboratory accredited by DAkkS according to DIN EN ISO/IEC 17025:2018. The accreditation only applies to the scope of accreditation listed in the certificate attachment [D-PL-14162-01-00].
Waste analysis – our services in detail
Waste analysis – our services in detail
Substitute and secondary fuels
Analysis of substitute and secondary fuels
The principle of the European Waste Framework Directive is "prevention before recycling before disposal". This principle has been implemented in national legislation. A range of sorting and waste processing plants, in which diverse fuels are manufactured from waste, has been established as a result of this. These include SBS (substitute fuel from municipal waste), EBS (substitute fuel from hazardous waste), BRAM (substitute fuel from waste) and BPG (fuel from production-specific commercial waste).
Processing plants generate fuels of very different qualities. The quality is dependent on that of the supplied waste which is used to produce high-, medium- and low-calorific fuels. These fuels must comply with the limit values of the 17th German Federal Pollution Control Act (BISchmG) and meet the power plant- and system-specific requirements. In our laboratories, we analyse your substitute and secondary fuels for possible impurities (stones, glass) and problematic contents such as chlorine from PVC, fluorine and sulphur or metals (aluminium, antimony, lead, copper, cadmium, mercury, etc.).
Our range of services
All services from receiving inspection and production up to and including the emission declaration are available on request from one source at WESSLING . This offers you an objective assessment of your fuels as well as assistance in the event of complex questions concerning your products.
- Sampling of waste and fuels
- Analysis of numerous matrices with optimised sample preparation and analysis methods adapted to the sample matrix
Your contact for the topic of waste analysis
- Roland Jordan
- +49 2505 89-0
- info@wessling.de
„Waste is not simply waste: our laboratory analysis provides findings showing recycling possibilities concealed in your waste.“
Precise analysis services and smooth sample logistics for waste
The quality of sampling, sample preparation and laboratory analysis is fundamental for dependable results. We have decades of experience in the field of waste and fuel analysis.
Our range of services:
- Analysis of waste, sewage sludges and other residues
- Analysis of waste from mechanical-biological waste treatment plants
- Analysis of compost as per the German Federal Compost Quality Association (BGK)
- Analysis of residues from agriculture or biogas plants
- Analysis of substitute and secondary fuels, used oil or used wood
- Declaration analysis of mineral waste
- Analysis of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon compounds (PAH) and phenols in asphalt
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