Velankani Group is a large corporation established in 1999 in Bangalore, India that engages in diverse businesses across several countries. It has over 1000 employees working in information systems and technology, electronics, infrastructure development, renewable energies, and sustainability. The document provides details about Velankani Group's portfolio of companies and partnerships in areas like waste management, as well as services offered by one of its subsidiaries, Earth One, which specializes in waste characterization, collection and treatment solutions.
Global Product Innovation Award for the WETTASK* System with Self-Closing Lid and Modular Aperture Project targeting solvent and VOC reduction. Designed and launched a new dispensing system for aerospace customers, reducing their solvent use by up to 20% and helping customers achieve greater efficiency and a reduction in costs.
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Dilurit® CaR-System - Improvement in deposit controlKurita
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With Dilurit® CaR-System you have the following benefits: 1)The microbiological contamination is kept under control . 2)A reduction of the conductivity in the paper machine loop will be achieved. 3)The increase of pH and ORP in the paper machine loop is an additional advantage.
Awarded Polymer for Steam Generators and Boiler Systems – DReeM Polymer™Kurita
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Plastic Waste Management and Recycling TechnologiesBHU
Its time to prevent the plastic usage by using 4Rs such as- Refuse, Reduce, Reuse and Recycle.
How to manage and utilize the Plastic Waste with the developed Technologies for Recycling.
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Waste minimization or waste reduction at source is increasingly being realized as a component for enhancing competitiveness. Many industrial firms make a special effort to minimize generation of waste so as not only to reduce their waste treatment and disposal costs but also improve their resource efficiency. However, small and medium sized industry experience difficulties in systematically integrating waste minimization actions into their overall management practices– largely as consequence of their time, expertise and money constraints.
The current waste management cost can be reduced by designing the waste management systems, scientifically with focus on 3R .The volume of ‘residual waste’ after recovery / recycle of materials can be drastically reduced thus cutting down treatment and disposal costs. In studies conducted by UNEP it has been demonstrated that by adopting the Integrated Solid Waste Management approach the residual waste requiring disposal can be easily brought down to just 30-40%. In case the residual waste is sent to landfill, this would also mean that the life of existing landfills will be appreciably increased. Earnings from recovered materials and resources can further ease the budget requirements for waste management.
Recovering energy from waste can become an excellent source of renewable energy. Conversion of organic waste into useful materials (e.g. compost) and/or energy can apart from affecting a significant reduction in waste quantity can provide cheap and renewable energy. Other waste components which are not easily amenable to recycling (such as dirty plastic and paper) can also be converted into fuel, of course with due care for combustion related emissions.
The private sector is getting increasingly involved in waste management so it is not just a service to be provided by the government. In many cities the entire range of waste management services – collection, transportation, treatment and disposal are now provided by private sector. There is a huge potential for engaging private sector not only in recycling industry but also in establishing industry based on recycled material as input materials. This can have a snowballing effect in terms of directing private finances, job creation and industrial promotion. The beneficial environmental aspects in terms of reduced extraction of non-renewable resources are obvious.
Empowerment of the poor and employment generation are the major demands in developing countries. Waste management with focus on segregation and recycling can serve the twin objective of creating employment opportunities for the poor and thus enabling them to improve their life styles. It can be treated as a business opportunity with a good potential for job creation.
Meron Petro Zajac, Pharmacist, MSc
Environmental Company of São Paulo State
Technology, Quality and Environmental Impacts Evaluation Directory
Assistant
Dilurit® CaR-System - Improvement in deposit controlKurita
Kurita, with a well-known experience in biofilm and deposit control in water and paper systems, approached the situation with the innovative Dilurit® CaR-System. Dilurit® CaR-System is a mild oxidizing biocide in combination with a booster agent. A broad spectrum of efficacy, a long-lasting success and a good compatibility with other paper chemicals such as dyes or optical brighteners are some of the advantages of this technology, developed and patented by Kurita.
With Dilurit® CaR-System you have the following benefits: 1)The microbiological contamination is kept under control . 2)A reduction of the conductivity in the paper machine loop will be achieved. 3)The increase of pH and ORP in the paper machine loop is an additional advantage.
Awarded Polymer for Steam Generators and Boiler Systems – DReeM Polymer™Kurita
DReeM Polymer™ is Kurita’s awarded Polymer Technology specifically designed for steam generators and boiler systems to avoid scale formation and to remove silica and hardness scale from system surfaces during normal operation. DReeM Polymer™ is up to 4 times more efficient than conventional polymers and reduces operational costs by increasing system efficiency and lifetime. For this outstanding properties, Kurita’s DReeM Polymer™ has been awarded at the 49th JCIA Technology Award hosted by the Japan Chemical Industry Association (JCIA) with the Environmental Technology Award as an outstanding technology with remarkable reductions in environmental impact.
Implementable Recommendation of Cleaner Production Progress in PakistanUmay Habiba
This presentation is representing the details of three different major industries of Pakistan i.e. oil and gas sector, Leather industry and textile industry
the business model report,
treatment of wastewater using low-cost adsorbent,
treatment of effluent water pmms project
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Plastic Waste Management and Recycling TechnologiesBHU
Its time to prevent the plastic usage by using 4Rs such as- Refuse, Reduce, Reuse and Recycle.
How to manage and utilize the Plastic Waste with the developed Technologies for Recycling.
Economics of the 3 Rs - Marc Fournier, Lasell CollegeMassRecycle
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Waste minimization or waste reduction at source is increasingly being realized as a component for enhancing competitiveness. Many industrial firms make a special effort to minimize generation of waste so as not only to reduce their waste treatment and disposal costs but also improve their resource efficiency. However, small and medium sized industry experience difficulties in systematically integrating waste minimization actions into their overall management practices– largely as consequence of their time, expertise and money constraints.
The current waste management cost can be reduced by designing the waste management systems, scientifically with focus on 3R .The volume of ‘residual waste’ after recovery / recycle of materials can be drastically reduced thus cutting down treatment and disposal costs. In studies conducted by UNEP it has been demonstrated that by adopting the Integrated Solid Waste Management approach the residual waste requiring disposal can be easily brought down to just 30-40%. In case the residual waste is sent to landfill, this would also mean that the life of existing landfills will be appreciably increased. Earnings from recovered materials and resources can further ease the budget requirements for waste management.
Recovering energy from waste can become an excellent source of renewable energy. Conversion of organic waste into useful materials (e.g. compost) and/or energy can apart from affecting a significant reduction in waste quantity can provide cheap and renewable energy. Other waste components which are not easily amenable to recycling (such as dirty plastic and paper) can also be converted into fuel, of course with due care for combustion related emissions.
The private sector is getting increasingly involved in waste management so it is not just a service to be provided by the government. In many cities the entire range of waste management services – collection, transportation, treatment and disposal are now provided by private sector. There is a huge potential for engaging private sector not only in recycling industry but also in establishing industry based on recycled material as input materials. This can have a snowballing effect in terms of directing private finances, job creation and industrial promotion. The beneficial environmental aspects in terms of reduced extraction of non-renewable resources are obvious.
Empowerment of the poor and employment generation are the major demands in developing countries. Waste management with focus on segregation and recycling can serve the twin objective of creating employment opportunities for the poor and thus enabling them to improve their life styles. It can be treated as a business opportunity with a good potential for job creation.
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The field of "green technology" encompasses a continuously evolving group of methods and materials, from techniques for generating energy to non-toxic cleaning products.
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Will green chemistry solve the problem of pollution?Anita GoswamiGiri
In 1998, Paul Anastas and John C. Warner published a set of principles to guide the practice of green chemistry and focused on the designing of products and processes that minimize the use and generation of hazardous substances which solve the problem of environmental pollution .
Presently most electrical/electronic equipment (EEE) is not designed for recycling, let alone for circulation. Plastics in these products account for 20% of material use, and through better design, significant environmental and financial savings could be gained.
Technological solutions and circular design opportunities already exist, but they haven’t been implemented yet.
Some challenges, such as ease of disassembly, could be resolved through better communication and by sharing learnings across the value chain.
Instead of WEEE, we should focus on developing CEEE: Circular Electrical and Electronic Equipment.
The case examples of this report show how different stages of the lifecycle can be designed so that plastics circulation becomes possible and makes business sense.
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An Integrated approach to city waste management
1.
2. VELANKANI GROUP
Velankani Group was established in March 1999 in Bangalore,
India, is a fast growing corporation engaged in diverse businesses,
including Information Systems and Technology, Electronics,
Infrastructure Development, Renewable Energies, and
Sustainability.
With branches located in 6 countries, Velankani Group lets you play
a role in developing and supporting industry-leading innovations
while working with diverse people around the world. From
manufacturing sites in India to sales and marketing offices globally,
Velankani Group employees are making a positive impact
worldwide.
4 Countries
4 Companies
1000+ Employees
3. Our portfolio of diverse companies focusing on different business areas reflect professionalism and trustworthiness
Velankani Software Private Limited
Delivers end-to-end engineering business solutions and services
in telecom and aligned industries. IP -led services accelerating
value delivery at each step.
Velankani Information Systems Limited
The company presents turnkey solutions in the field of
construction and contracting, infrastructure development,
technology parks, hospitality, technology consulting.
ByDesign India Private Limited
A Group Company is the developer and
manufacturer of Indian Conditional Access System
which is supported by Government of India
Velankani Electronics Pvt Ltd
Velankani Earth One Pvt Ltd
Velankani Earth One is a special purpose vehicle, which
has been set up towards safeguarding and re-using fast
depleting natural resources. The key areas of interest are
solar power, hydropower, waste management and water
harnessing.
Earth One GmbH
Earth One GmbH- a part of the Velankani Group -
provides comprehensive solutions that address the
sanitation and waste management challenges of
underdeveloped countries.
A Group Company is the developer
and manufacturer of Set Top Boxes
which is supported by Government of
India
GROUP COMPANIES
4. OUR PARTNERS
One of the most experienced consultancy
company for mechanical biological waste
treatment (MBT). Their conference, Waste-to-
Resources is the world's largest event specialized
on MBT and material recovery facilities (MRF)
with participants from usually about 40
countries.
The Institute for Sanitary Engineering and Waste
Management (ISAH) at the Leibniz University of
Hanover, Germany, has a long history in
wastewater and waste management research
dating back to 1901 and is well-known for its work
around the globe.
STRABAG Umwelttechnik GmbH is a leading
company in the fields of landfill construction and
operation, material flow management,
environmental remediation as well as waste
treatment plant engi-neering and construction
internationally.
Biogasplant WGV Quarzbichl, DE,
Source: STRABAG
5. OUR SERVICES
With its scientific approach, reliable execution and transparent pricing, Earth One is ushering in a new era of waste management solutions by
revolutionising India’s solid waste management.
Waste Characterisation
and Analysis
Integrated Solid
Waste Management
Sewage Sludge
Drying Technology
6. SUCCESSFUL WASTE MANAGEMENT
Knowledge about your
waste composition
Control about the
waste stream
Adapted treatment system
for the unique conditions
Determine
sampling area
and sample
selection
Waste
Characterisation and
Analyses Physical and
Chemical
composition
Recycling value,
grain size,
water content,
heat value, …
Interpretation
of results Optimise collecting
system
Transfer Station
Optimise routes,
vehicle size,
working conditions
Technical design
of the waste
sorting and
treatment plant
Training of
personnel
Appropriate
end disposal
solution
8. WASTE CHARACTERISATION
Procedure Standard: EU SWA-Tool (2004)
Sampling Area: 44 Wards, Bangalore West Zone
Area Size: 46.7 km²
Population: 1.66 million
Sampling Volume: 80 m³ MSW
Stratification: Population Density (GIS analysis)
Relevant Waste Streams: Door to Door Collection
Litter Spots
Street Sweeping
Booth-wise mapping of population densities
in West Zone, Bangalore
Step 1: Mapping of 44 wards and 1248 polling booth with geographic
information system (GIS), incl. population data
Step 2: Distributing Areas in low, medium and high density areas
(which is correlating with high, medium and low income areas
respectively)
Step 3: Density specific analysis of waste generation and composition
9. Earth One developed a state of the art mobile waste characterisation
unit (MWCU) to conduct waste characterisations and analyses.
The mobile unit can be easily transported to the area of investigation in
order to reduce the costs for waste characterisations and analyses and
improve the data quality.
Our MWCU service also provides a locally adapted methodology for the
characterisation and analysis of solid waste which is fundamental for the
design of proper collection, transfer and treatment solutions.
MOBILE WASTE
CHARACTERISATION UNIT
10. WASTE CHARACTERISATION
Primary
Category
Secondary Category
Weight of
>60 mm
fraction
(kg)
Weight of
10-60 mm
fraction
(kg)
Weight of
<10 mm
fraction (kg)
1. Organics
1. Food waste
2. Yard waste
3. Other Biodegradable
2. Plastics
4. PETE
5. Low quality plastics
6. HDPE
7. Other hard plastics
3. Bio-Medical 8. Household health care
4. Hazardous
9. Miscellaneous hazardous waste
10. Batteries/ Accumulators
5. Mixed WEEE
11. Waste of electrical and electronic
equipment (WEEE)
6. Metals
12. Ferrous Material
13. Non-ferrous Material
Primary
Category
Secondary Category
7. Glass
14 Colour Glass packaging
15. Clear Glass packaging
16. Miscellaneous Non-Packaging Glass
8. Composites
17. Composite /Complex packaging
18. Composite/ Complex Non-packaging
9. Textiles
19. Non-clothing textiles
20. Clothes (Synthetic and Non-Synthetic)
10. Inert 21. Soil, Stones and other inert material
11. Paper
22. White & colour paper
23. Paper/card – packaging
24. Newspapers
12. Wood
25. Untreated
26. Treated
13. Liquids 27. Liquid leftover and leachate
11. WASTE CHARACTERISATION
Key Results:
• More than 50 % of mixed solid waste is Organic
• Low share of recyclable plastics and papers, mostly low quality material
• Low pollution level of mixed solid waste with heavy metals compared to residual waste in
the US or Europe
• High share of inert materials (Sand, Stones) in Street Sweeping waste, which are difficult
for waste treatment equipment
• Special Conditions: Coconut shells
• Particular Size under 60 mm are 90 % Organic and can be used for composting
12. WASTE COLLECTION SYSTEM
Find solutions See the dynamic of your
decisions
Give all possibilities
based on what is
needed
Help to make the right
decisions
70 – 80 %
of Waste
Management
costs are
associated to the
Collection
System
13. WASTE COLLECTION SYSTEM
Capital and Operational
Expenses
• Economic Feasibility
• Market demand for End products
• Resource Efficiency
• Greenhouse Gas Emissions
• Feasibility of integration in existing systems
• Long-term Safety
• Reduction of Emissions
• High sanitary and health standards
• Social Feasibility
• Public Acceptance
Requirements of Waste
Treatment Reliability of
Disposal
Social Feasibility and
Acceptance
Decision Parameters
15. WASTE TREATMENT SYSTEM
Example for mass
flow in
composting mode
Input
91,000 t/y = 100%
mass and water loss
37,9%
Mechanical treatment (MT) I
Composting
coarse fraction
31,6%
24,5%
heavy fraction (0- 240 mm) to landfill 5,8%
RDF
middle
24,5%
RDF
light
10,8%
Contraries
Fe-metals
Fe-metals
NE-metals
0,5%
0,2%
0,1%
(Option:
Recyclables)
fine fraction < 60 mm
67,6%
output of rotting
29,7%
MT II
compost < 4 mm 5,0%
compost 4-20 mm 12,1%
compost 20-60mm 3,0%
Option: Optical sorting
+ fine shredding
MT II
0,8%
≈ 250
TPD
21. OUR PROJECTS
Waste characterisation
for Bangalore, India
Waste characterisation
for ELCITA and GPs,
India
Waste collection
system concept for
Bangalore, India
Waste treatment
concept for
Bangalore, India
Waste characterisation
for Infosys, Mysore,
India
Waste
characterisation
for Roing,
Arunachal
Pradesh, India
22. Indo – German Team with unique partners from industry
and science
Highly skilled professionals with best-on-ground
experience
End-to-end solution and consultancy for Integrated Solid
Waste Management
Design, construction and implementation of waste
treatment facilities
In house developed fully-equipped mobile waste
characterisation unit
Obtaining a reliable and area-specific data basis on solid
waste as well as subsequent design of adequate waste
treatment solutions‘Professional‘ ‘Reliable’
‘Passionate’‘Experienced’ ‘Refreshing’
WHY US
23. Earth One GmbH
Bayernstraße 10
30855 Langenhagen | Germany
Velankani Earth One Pvt Ltd
43 Electronics City Hosur Road
Bangalore 560 100 | India
contact@earthonesolutions.com
www.earthonesolutions.com
Thank You!