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Metal Recovery from Electroplating Wastes
Mr. Darrell J. Reeve, MD Cleaner Production Australia, UNEP/UNIDO Metal Finishing Consultant• AISF, MIMF, Adj Prof Victoria University

Evaporation Recovery of Metal Finishing Wastes
Mr. Darrell J. Reeve, MD Cleaner Production Australia, UNEP/UNIDO Metal Finishing Consultant• AISF, MIMF, Adj Prof Victoria University

When Less is More – Increasing Productivity and Saving Costs Through Dense Phase Technology
Mr. John J. Binder, Global Marketing Manager, Powder Systems Group • Nordson Corporation

To be announced
Wagner Spraytech(Shanghai) Co., Ltd.

Energy Saving and Social responsibility in Surface Engineering Corporate
Mr. Fan Jing Xing, Vice Secretary General • China Surface Engineering Association

Applications of Advanced Green Technology in Pretreatment and Electroplating Processes for Cleaner Production
Dr. Danny Ko, Marketing Manager • Atotech Asia Pacific Ltd.

Save Our Planet – Chromium-Free Passivation & Sealer enters the Green Era of Surface Finishing
Mr. Nicolas Chang, Managing Director • Winstar Chemicals Co., Ltd.

Impacts and Strategies on New Discharge Standards
Mr. Qiu Feng, Deputy Director • Beijing Electroplating Association

Abstract:
Electroplating metal wastes are usually in the form of hydroxide sludges or filter cakes at approximately 20-30% solids concentration. The cleaner production approach is to close-loop recover the metals in-line but the up-take of the technologies available has not been great to date. As a second choice, recovery off-line is possible by a variety of methods. Copper, nickel, chromium and zinc are, by far, the most common metals used and this presentation will discuss some of the recovery methods currently used and others under investigation. These include dissolution followed by electro-winning, sulphide precipitation and solvent extraction. By bulking wastes from many shops, economies of scale can make these systems viable.
About the Speaker:
Mr. Darrell J. Reeve	Mr. Darrell J. Reeve, MD Cleaner Production Australia, UNEP/UNIDO Metal Finishing Consultant• AISF, MIMF, Adj Prof Victoria University

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Evaporation has been used for many years in aspects of resource recovery, including in the metal finishing industry. It can be aided by heat and vacuum to increase efficiency, especially if waste heat is available close by. It is important to ensure that the water vapour is condensed and re-used as a meaningful contribution to water conservation in the current water crisis. Evaporation concentration of rinse waters, acid pickles and process solutions will also concentrate any impurities, which must be taken care of with additional technology. The paper will discuss solar, thin film, low temperature, adiabatic pressure and other evaporation techniques and suggest commercial and environmentally friendly application possibilities.
About the Speaker:
Mr. Darrell J. Reeve	Mr. Darrell J. Reeve, MD Cleaner Production Australia, UNEP/UNIDO Metal Finishing Consultant• AISF, MIMF, Adj Prof Victoria University

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HDLV (high density low velocity), also termed ‘dense phase’, is a relatively new powder pump technology that provides both operating savings and productivity increases not achievable with conventional venturi pump technology. With this new powder delivery technology, operating savings can be gained in the forms of utility savings such as less compressed air usage, material savings through lower powder usage, and decreased downtime resulting from faster color change times. Because of the low powder velocity achieved through HDLV technology versus conventional venturi pump technology, both the pump and the gun parts that come in contact with the powder see less wear and last for longer periods of time than venturi pump parts that see a much higher velocity air and powder mixture.
About the Speaker:
Mr. John J. Binder	John J. Binder is currently global marketing manager with Nordson Corporation. Current duties consist of global responsibility for the marketing of powder systems and equipment. Binder started with Nordson Corporation in 1981 and has held various positions with responsibility for systems engineering, project management, product management, and marketing. Binder is a published author in worldwide industry trade magazines. He has participated and/or is a current member of several professional associations. Binder has been awarded four US patents for improvements in powder painting equipment and processes. A full bio for John Binder can be found at http://www.linkedin.com/pub/john-binder/3/875/644.

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About the Speaker:
Dr. Gaetano Blanda

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The presentation is to introduce the legislation on energy management, the industry association's action in the energy conservation and the achievements of the surface engineering corporate promoting energy saving approaches
About the Speaker:
Mr. Fan Jingxing	Fan Jingxing, Senior Engineer, the Vice Secretary General of the Cleaner Production Steering Commission of China Surface Engineering Association, Cleaner production training teachers for China National Cleaner Production Centre, mainly working on cleaner production audit theory analyses and practice application, had taken part in drafting the General Principles of Stipulating the Assessment Indicator Frame of Cleaner Production for Industries(GB/T 201062), the General Principles of Cleaner Production Audit Guidelines for Industries(GB\T 21453-2008), the Cleaner Production Standard Plating & Surface Finishing Industry(HJ/T 314-2006) and the Stipulating the Assessment Indicator Frame of Cleaner Production for Plating & Surface Finishing Industry jointly issued by National Development and Reform Commission and State Environmental Protection Administration of China

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About the Speaker:
Mr. Jimmy Kwok Chun

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The presentation will introduce a number of new green technologies and their advantages, including the use of biotechnology, automatic dosing control system, membrane anode and advanced ion exchange system in the pretreatment and electroplating processes. By using advanced processes and auxiliary equipment for zinc and zinc-nickel alloy plating as a case study, it has demonstrated that Cleaner Production can be achieved at electroplating factories. Reducing pollutants and wastes generated, reducing utility consumption, and at the same time improving the stability of the plating process had been realized.
About the Speaker:
Dr. Danny Ko	Dr. Danny Ko, Marketing Manager - GMF, Atotech Asia Pacific Ltd. General metal finishing and application of paint support technology and business development.

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1. Application of Chromium in Surface Finishing 2. Disadvantages of Chromium 3. Development of Chromium-Free Passivation & Sealer 4. Application of Chromium-Free Passivation & Sealer in Surface Finishing 5. Advantages of Chromium-Free Passivation & Sealer
About the Speaker:
Mr. Nicolas Chang	Mr. Nicolas Chang is the Managing Director of Winstar Chemical Co., Ltd.

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During the presentation, will discuss the new discharge standards for pollutants and compared with the old standards. The situation and existing problems for treatment of electroplating wastewater will be introduced. A new strategy, source control , targeted designing and increases the drainage device is necessary. It is also suggested that the treatment process should adapt an automatic control with a recovery devices installin the wastewater treatment process. The objective is to increase resource utilization rate and reduce treatment cost.
About the Speaker:
Mr. Qiu Feng	Qiu Feng(1974-), male. Senior Engineer. Currently he is the deputy director of the department of technology inquiry of Beijing electroplating association. He was graduated from Tianjin University in 1997. He has 11 years' solid experience in project management in the area of environmental protection in Japanese corporation as well as industrial wastes' management and recycling. His expertise is in differential treatment for electroplating wastewater.