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EUROPEAN COMMISSION – Research Directorate General
Directorate E – Life Sciences
Program: Quality of Life and Management of Living Resources (5FP-RS)
Key Action 5: Sustainable Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry
Project:
A COST-EFFECTIVE SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT FOR COMPLETE
EXPLOITATION OF OLIVE MILL WASTEWATER
(PANELEA)
Contract No:
Coordinator:
Partners:
RTD Performer:
QLK5-CT-2002-71666
Duration: 1/1/2003 – 31/12/2004
SHIELCO Ltd., Greece
HYDRO AIR RESEARCH SRL, Italy, AGROLOGY SA, Greece
INSTITUTE OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERING & HIGH
TEMPERATURE CHEMICAL PROCESSES, Greece
WORKSHOP:
“FEASIBLE TREATMENT METHODS AND EXPLOITATION
OF OLIVE MILL WASTEWATER”
INSTITUTE OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERING &
HIGH TEMPERATURE CHEMICAL PROCESSES FOUNDATION FOR RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGY (FORTH/ICE-HT)
Stadiou Str., Platani, PATRAS, GREECE
17 December 2004
ANNOUNCEMENT
The treatment of olive mill wastewaters (OMW) can be achieved satisfactory by various
techniques proposed so far. However, as these techniques have a high fixed and operational
cost, the majority of olive mills cannot afford to adopt them, perpetuating the pollution
problems. As the cost for installing such efficient systems seems not decreasing, a profit
from possible useful by-products, deriving from OMW treatment, could contribute significantly
to the problem solution. As an example, the main objective of the research project PANELEA
is the separation of OMW, by using appropriate processes (mainly ultrafiltration and reverse
osmosis), into valuable fractions: a “nutritive fraction” that can be used as fertilizer or animal
feed complement, a “phytotoxic fraction” suitable as ecological herbicide, and pure water for
recycling. These products it is expected to attain a significant market value and thus the
whole process of OMW treatment turns out as profitable and viable.
The PANELEA partnership, in the framework of the PANELEA research project, and
intending to disseminate the OMW treatment methods with technical and economical
feasibility, organises a scientific Workshop on December 17, 2004, at the Institute of
Chemical Engineering and High Temperature Chemical Processes, Patras, Greece.
In this Workshop, Research & Technology Development (RTD) performers and industrial
partners in projects funded by EU are invited to attend and to present some of their results,
related to the above subject. Moreover, olive mill owners’ associations (potential end-users)
are invited from Spain, Italy, and Greece, as well as relevant scientists and officers, in order
to spread out at the maximum possible way the exploitation possibilities of the innovative
techniques on cost-effective utilization of OMW.
On behalf of the consortium / for contact:
Dr. Vagelis G. Papadakis
FORTH/ICE-HT & Patras Science Park S.A.
Stadiou Str., Platani, GR-26504 Patras, Greece
Tel.: + 30 2610 961141 & + 30 6932 327 323
Fax: + 30 2610 961140
E-mail: [email protected]
WORKSHOP:
“FEASIBLE TREATMENT METHODS AND EXPLOITATION
OF OLIVE MILL WASTEWATER”
INSTITUTE OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERING & HIGH TEMPERATURE CHEMICAL
PROCESSES - FOUNDATION FOR RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGY (FORTH/ICE-HT)
Stadiou Str., Platani, PATRAS, GREECE
17 December 2004
PROGRAMME
09.30
Welcome
10.00
“The PANELEA project: A cost-effective system development for complete
exploitation of olive mill wastewater”
V.G. Papadakis, FORTH/ICE-HT & Patras Science Park S.A.
10.20
“Physicochemical characterization of olive mill wastewater”
D. Kanellopoulou, FORTH/ICE-HT & University of Patras
10.40
“Olive mill wastewater fractionation by means of ultrafiltration and reverse osmosis”
C.A. Paraskeva, FORTH/ICE-HT & University of Patras
11.00
“Removal of phenols from OMW by cooling crystallization”
P. Koutsoukos, FORTH/ICE-HT & University of Patras
11.20
“Evaluation of phytotoxicity and nutritive value of OMW fractions”
K. Angelopoulos, University of Patras
11.40
Coffee break
12.00
“Treatment of olive mill wastewater based on anaerobic biotechnology”
G. Lyberatos, FORTH/ICE-HT & University of Patras
12.20
“Composting of olive tree wastes: The Balis’ method for the exploitation of olive mill
wastewater”
K. Lasaridi, A. Kyriakou, Harokopeio University of Athens
12.40
“Application of olive mill wastewater on the soil of olive groves: An environmentallyfriendly and economically-feasible method of treatment”
K. Chartzoulakis, G. Psarras, M. Moutsopoulou, E. Stefanoudaki
NAGREF, Institute for Olive Tree and Subtropical Plants, Chania
13.00
“OMW treatment: The HAR approach for the treatment of olive mill wastewater”
S. Pajardi, Hydro Air Research srl., Milan, Italy
13.20
“AquatecOLIVIA: Treatment and processing of residues from olive processing”
M. Knobloch, Aquatec 3w GmbH, Dresden, Germany
13.40
Lunch
15.00
Round table - Discussion