These
Best Practices are proven methods and techniques that enable
the effective technology applications and end use applications
for recovered wood. The practices provide guidance for performing
operational activities - from the initial materials sourcing,
through processing and site storage, product manufacturing,
and end-use applications. Manufacturing opportunities covered
include pulp & paper, panelboard, fiber composites, pressed
fuel products and others. End use applications covered include
mulch, landscaping, soil amendments, compost bulking, land
application and biofuel combustion.
The information documents recycling industry methodology
and recommendations for the efficient techniques and improved
safety for each of the major recycling processing steps.
It is intended to be a guideline for operators of recycling
processes on various topics related to without infringing
on any organization's proprietary process technology or
techniques.
The
Clean Washington Center acknowledges the following industry
experts for attending the initial focus group meeting
to develop the best practices.
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Tom
Cook
Robert Falk
William Fuller
Vernon Banks
Mark Lyman
Williiam Wright
John Yeasting
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Mike
Murphy
Mick Powers
David Smith
Krassimir Totev
Dan Walsh
Michael Wolcott
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Table
of Contents
Best
Practices in Wood Waste Recycling
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