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The purpose of the article is to present practical, technical and ecological challenges in the pretreatment/treatment technologies of spent oil waste that are oil-in-water emulsion systems containing high volumes of water difficult to be temporary stored. A set of experimental tests on representative oil-in-water spent emulsions have been realized based on a set of treatment screening criteria so that any oil-waste producer/holder can use them to find best pretreatment solutions preventing on-site oil waste generation and preserving in the same time depletion of non-renewable natural resources by recovery of valuable components in the context of sustainable development.

Challenges in Pretreatment/Treatment of Oil in Water Emulsions for Oil Waste Management in the Context of Sustainable Development