Beiträge
Konferenzprogramm SBSC 2022
Startuhrzeit | Vortragende | Titel |
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ab 9:00 Uhr | - | Einlass & 2G+-Check |
10:00 Uhr | Prof. Dr. Kathrin Greiff, RWTH Aachen University, Department of Anthropogenic Material Cycles, Germany | Begrüßung |
10:20 Uhr | Johannes Jacoby, TOMRA Sorting GmbH, Germany | Circular Economy Empowered by Data |
10:40 Uhr | Dr. Matthias Kerschhaggl, EVK DI Kerschhaggl GmbH, Austria | From hyperspectral edge computing to offline algorithm based feedback-loops |
11:00 Uhr | Dr. Bastian Küppers, STADLER Anlagenbau GmbH, Germany | Relevance and challenges of plant control in the pre-processing stage for enhanced sorting performance |
11:20 Uhr | Kaffeepause | |
11:45 Uhr | Nils Kroell, RWTH Aachen University, Department of Anthropogenic Material Cycles, Germany | Assessment of sensor-based sorting performance for lightweight packaging waste through sensor-based material flow monitoring: Concept and preliminary results |
12:05 Uhr | Sabine Schlögl, Montanuniversität Leoben, Chair of Waste Processing Technology and Waste Management, Austria | Quantifying the Delabelling Performance using Sensor-based Material Flow Monitoring |
12:25 Uhr | Kerstin Kleinhans, Ghent University, Department of Green Chemistry and Technology, Belgium | Challenges faced during a near-infrared-based material flow characterization study of commercial and industrial waste |
12:45 Uhr | Dr. Stefan Heinrichs, STEINERT GmbH, Germany | Increase throughput and sorting quality with flow control |
13:05 Uhr | Mittagspause | |
14:05 Uhr | Dr. Mathilde Robben, TOMRA Sorting GmbH, Germany | Sensor-based sorting and the Circular Economy |
14:25 Uhr | Sebastian Müller, Weimar Institute of Applied Construction Research, Germany | Sorting of Construction and Demolition Waste – new methods for fine and coarse fractions |
14:45 Uhr | Markus Dargel, LSA - Laser Analytical Systems & Automation GmbH, Germany | Feasibility study for Inline-LIBS measurements at refractory materials |
15:05 Uhr | Kaffeepause | |
15:30 Uhr |
Jan Ludwig, Fraunhofer IOSB, Institute of Optronics, System Technologies and Image Exploitation, Germany | Systematic Determination of the Influence of Factors Relevant to Operating Costs of Sensor-based Sorting Systems |
15:50 Uhr | Louise Hagesjö, Swerim AB, Sweden | SenSoRe: A sensor-based testbed for sorting and innovate recycling |
16:10 Uhr | Simon Wezstein, MSTVision GmbH, Germany | Latency evaluation of an FPGA-based sorting system |
Startuhrzeit | Vortragende | Titel |
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10:00 Uhr | Dr. Markus Firsching, Fraunhofer Institute for Integrated Circuits IIS, Germany | Material Value Estimation for Recycling of Waste Printed Circuit Boards (WPCBs) by a Deep-Learning-assisted Approach on X-Ray Images |
10:20 Uhr | Dr. Liesbeth Horckmans, VITO, Sustainable Materials, Belgium | INSTAnT - Innovative sensor technology for optimised material recovery from bottom ash treatment |
10:40 Uhr | Steffen Rüger, Fraunhofer Institute for Integrated Circuits IIS, Germany | Deep-Learning-based Aluminum Sorting on Dual Energy X-Ray Transmission Data |
11:00 Uhr | Kaffeepause | |
11:25 Uhr | Dr. Luke Balzan, Scantech International, Australia | Rapid GEOSCAN fully penetrative analysis enabling bulk diversion |
11:45 Uhr | Mahir Can Cetin, University of British Columbia, Norman B. Keevil Institute of Mining Engineering, Canada | The impact of mixing and scale on the bulk ore sorting potential of a panel cave mine |
12:05 Uhr | Dr. Christopher Robben, SIX-S GmbH, Germany | Mineral process sampling and analysis using X-ray computed tomography – a feasibility test results on cassiterite ore |
12:25 Uhr | Bob McCarthy, SRK Consulting, Canada | New Protocols for Pre-Concentration Sampling and Testing |
12:45 Uhr | Mittagspause | |
13:45 Uhr | Dr. Cord Fricke-Begemann, Fraunhofer institute for laser technology, Germany | Laser sensors enable robotic sorting |
14:05 Uhr | Prof. Dr. Shuji Owada, Waseda University, Resources and Environmental Engineering, Japan | Importance in Sensor Based Sorting to Sound Metals Recycling |
14:25 Uhr | Simon Van den Eynde, KU Leuven, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Belgium | Sorting of post-consumer aluminium scrap using Laser-Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy (LIBS) and machine learning |
14:45 Uhr | Prof. Dr. Hermann Wotruba, RWTH Aachen University, Unit of Mineral Processing, Germany | Abschlussworte |