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Burt, D.1, Ganeshalingam, J.1 and Hammond, C.2, 1MMI Engineering Ltd, UK, 2Hyder Consulting, UK
(free)
Abstract As part of a recent study of a secondary clarifier optimisation for the Radford coastal Sewage Treatment Works (STW) […]
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Aldous, P., ESI, UK PRESENTATION ONLY
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With transposition of the Industrial Emissions Directive (IED) into the Environmental Permitting Regime (EPR) in England and Wales further regulatory […]
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Grievson, O., Anglian Water, UK
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Abstract At the beginning of 2012 Anglian Water were behind in their obligations in terms of regulated flow measurement under […]
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Aboobakar, A.1,2, Cartmell, E.1, Stephenson, T.1, Jones, M.2, Vale, P.2, Dotro, G.1,2, 1Cranfield Water Science Institute, UK, 2Severn Trent Water, UK PRESENTATION ONLY
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Abstract Nitrous oxide (N2O) is a greenhouse gas with a global warming potential 310 times stronger than CO2, and can […]
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Drapiewski, J.1, Gólcz A.2, Maciejewski, M.3, Nazar, A.2, Oleszkiewicz, J.A.4, 1Glan Agua, Ireland, 2BIOGRADEX Holding Sp. Z.o.o, Poland, 3CH2M HILL, Canada, 4University of Manitoba, Canada
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Abstract This article presents principles of Mixed Liquor Vacuum Degassing (MLVD) BIOGRADEX TM technology applied between final cells of bioreactors […]
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Mazier, S.1, O’Brien, M.1, Black, K.2, Ellner, M.2, Devereux, M.2 and Pearson, G.2, 1Perceptive Engineering Ltd, UK, 2Northumbrian Water Ltd, UK
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Introduction Increasing levels of instrumentation across wastewater treatment works have produced a wider range of information on process operation. There […]
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Kelly, R., EMS Cognito, UK PRESENTATION ONLY
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Welsh Water is owned by Glas Cymru; a single purpose company with no shareholders and is run solely for the […]
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Shortland, G.J.A., Black, J., United Utilities, UK PRESENTATION ONLY
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Background • Sources of COD (Cheimical Oxygen Demand) within the catchment • Analysis of COD data Background • Upgrading a […]
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Hoyland, G.1, Huo, C.1 and McLean, I.2, 1Bluewater Bio, UK, 2FilterClear, UK
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Abstract FilterClear™ is a depth filtration process which uses four different granular media with a wide overall particle size range. […]
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Cannon, A.1, Healey, K.1 and Green, S.2, 1Veolia Water Solutions and Technologies, UK, 2Yorkshire Water, UK PRESENTATION ONLY
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1. MBBR Technology 2. Discfilter Technology 3. Why combine? 4. Cudworth STW’s Upgrade 5. Performance MBBR = Moving Bed Biofilm […]
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Cooper-Smith, G.D., United Utilities, UK PRESENTATION ONLY
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65 years of Victorian stability Laid modern foundations for • Sciences • Engineering • Project management • Programme management Resulted […]
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Plano, S. and Berrisford, M., Plano Engineering Ltd, UK
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Abstract Local authorities and utility companies responsible for operating Wastewater Treatment Plants (WWTPs) are confronted with a growing range of […]
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Lyko, M.1 and Huntington, G.2, 1MICRODYN-NADIR GmbH, Germany, 2SH+E Group, UK
(free)
Abstract BIO-CEL® membrane modules feature self-supporting sheets enabling frame-free installation and the elimination of edge clogging. The modules are open […]
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Land, M., ABB Ltd, UK
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Abstract Climate change, increasing demands on water due to global urbanisation and the legal obligations under the EU’s Water Framework […]
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Burns, N., Geekie, L., Travis, D. and Burns, M., Croft Filters Ltd, UK
(free)
Abstract Filtration through conventional filters not only induces an increase in the pressure drop but also increases turbulence of fluid […]
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Leonard, J., Wessex Water, UK
(free)
Abstract The project was promoted on the premise that capital maintenance work could be delivered more effectively than employing a […]
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Carling, A., Mapel Green Energy Ltd, UK PRESENTATION ONLY
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Case study – ETE Flowers/Brazil • Application background • Mechanical surface aeration • Fine bubble aeration • The solution • […]
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Dooley, M.1, Gillen, M.2, Davison, P.2 and Geddis, M.3, 1Strathkelvin Instruments, UK, 2Northern Ireland Water, UK, 3William Industrial Systems, UK
(free)
Familiar Problems at WwTW’s • Blowers housed in buildings – huge capital costs • Blower Room – Inadequate Ventilation • […]
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Eccleston, P.1, Rhodes, K.2 and Clark, A.1, 1JBA Consulting, UK, 2Anglian Water Services Ltd, UK
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Abstract Many wastewater assets critical to our way of life are at risk of service failure due to flooding, and […]
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Egarr, D.A.1, Duda, A.1, Potter, S.2 and Heywood, S.3, 1MMI Engineering Ltd, UK, 24Delivery Limited, UK, 3MWH, UK
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Abstract During periods of heavy rainfall, Eastney WPS diverts flow to the Fort Cumberland Storm Tanks which has a capacity […]
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Conlan, K., Corbelli, D. and Black, C., Cascade Consulting, UK PRESENTATION ONLY
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Emerging regulatory systems in the UK and internationally are moving to an ecosystem-based approach At the core is an understanding […]
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White, C., MWH, UK PRESENTATION ONLY
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Identify potential low carbon approaches to reducing the bacterial content of wastewater discharges Develop evidence to inform discussions with environmental […]
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Caldwell, P., @One Alliance and Anglian Water, UK PRESENTATION ONLY
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• @one Alliance • Carbon journey overview • Key commitments and systems • Delivered example (pathfinder project) • Overall results […]
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Brydon, D., SEAMS Ltd, UK PRESENTATION ONLY
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What is Analytics? Data acquisition Data analysis Interpretation Applicability Capital investment planning Maintenance planning Long-term asset planning Asset reliability analysis […]
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Robinson, D.1 and Sherwood, A.2, 1MWH, UK, 2United Utilities, UK PRESENTATION ONLY
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Integrated Catchment Model (ICM) • Integrates pollutant sources with receiving water. • Includes – WwTW Point Sources – CSO Discharges […]
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Delgorge, F.H.1, Menkveld, H.W.H.1, Shengyu, M.O.2 and Scheffe, B.3, 1Nijhuis Water Technology, The Netherlands, 2Wageningen University, The Netherlands, 3H20K Systems Ltd, UK
(free)
Abstract Anaerobic digestion is sensitive to high NH3 concentrations, which are inhibiting and at certain levels even toxic. Poisoning is […]
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Grand, A., MMI Engineering Ltd, UK
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Abstract The digestion of sewage sludge to generate biogas for renewable energy is one method of offsetting carbon dioxide emissions. […]
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Sims, J. and Foster, D., Huber Technology, UK PRESENTATION ONLY
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Improving sludge treatment whole life cost savings by way of dewatering on satellite sites • In order to optimise methane […]
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Moroney, J., Murren, C. and Ainsworth, S., Hach Lange, UK PRESENTATION ONLY
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Why Optimise? Technical aspects • Sludge thickening vs. sludge dewatering • Operational principles ST • Reference sludge thickening + results […]
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Leech, J.1, Lem, W.2, An, J.2 and Aas, B.3, 1Trojan Technologies, UK, 2Trojan Technologies, Canada, 3Salsnes Filter, Norway PRESENTATION ONLY
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• Primary Filtration Applications • Technology Overview • Process Description • Full-scale application: Enderby, British Columbia, Canada • Primary treatment […]
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Morawe, B., Krafft, S. and Guasch, V., Schwarting Biosystem Gmbh, Germany
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Abstract In waste water treatment plants, sewage sludge is treated in order to reduce the amount of mass to be […]
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Koetse, E.1, Wortel, N.1, van Loosdrecht, M.C.M2,1Pharmafilter, The Netherlands, 2TU Delft, The Netherlands
(free)
Decentralised sanitation can be useful when point sources contain specific contaminations. This makes it possible to design cost effective and […]
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Eio, E.J., Tsuchiya, K., Kawai, M., Niwa, C. and Toda, T., Soka University, Japan PRESENTATION ONLY
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Global Bisphenol A (BPA) market will exceed 6.3 million metric tons by 2015 (Global Industry Analysts, 2010) Wastewater containing BPA […]
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Woods, R., Charbonnaeu, C., Khan, K. and Worsley, D., SPECIFIC, Swansea University, UK
(free)
Abstract Titanium dioxide (TiO2) is a promising semiconductor photocatalyst which has led to much research into a number of applications […]
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Lavender, P., Aqua Enviro Ltd, UK PRESENTATION ONLY
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Pilot Scale Trials and Financial Assessment of P-Removal Media as an Alternative to Ferric Dosing to meet P Consents at […]
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Sunner, N., MWH Ltd, UK PRESENTATION ONLY
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• Introduction • Drivers • Nitrogen Removal Options • Site Description • Design Challenges • Shortlisted Options • Results • […]
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Hernandez-Ramirez O.1, Collins, S.1 and Bungay, S.1,2, 1ACWA Services Ltd, UK 2Helix ECL, UK PRESENTATION ONLY
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ACWA AMTREAT® process review • Basildon STW site overview • Set-up and commissioning strategy • Commissioning results • Conclusions and […]
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Cooper-Smith, G., Rands, J., Heath, C. and Sherwood A., United Utilities, UK PRESENTATION ONLY
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• Water quality of lake under question • Presence of algal blooms • Great North Swim – CANCELLED Advanced Phosphorus […]
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Koodie, T., Bhumgara, Z., Waheed, O. and Jolly, M., Black & Veatch, UK: PRESENTATION ONLY
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Background • Why P removal? • Present and future P removal needs • Why future needs are tighter (WFD/EA limits) […]
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Giesen, A.1 and Thompson, A.2, Royal Haskoning DHV, The Netherlands, 2Imtech, UK
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Abstract Aerobic granular biomass is an innovative wastewater treatment technology for biological nutrient removal. Recently, as an outcome of a […]
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Leverenz H.1, Tchobanoglous,G.1, Nakhla, G.2, Keleman, M.3, 1UC Davis, 2Western University, 3InSinkErator, USA
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Abstract The concurrent megatrends of diversion of organics from landfills and resource recovery at wastewater treatment plants position food waste […]
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Holm, N.C.1 and Parnowska, M.2, 1LimnoTec Abwasseranlagen GmbH (SH+E), 2SH+E Group, UK
(free)
Abstract Innovative wastewater treatment processes were developed for high efficiency N&P removal, control strategies, fault detection and sludge floc selection […]
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Holm, N.C.1 and Parnowska, M.2, 1LimnoTec Abwasseranlagen GmbH (SH+E), 2SH+E Group, UK
(free)
Abstract Innovative wastewater treatment processes were developed for high efficiency N&P removal, control strategies, fault detection and sludge floc selection […]
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Vergara, L. Swain, D. and Melia, J., Ultrawaves Global, UK
(free)
Abstract Sludge produced in wastewater treatment plants (WWTPs) reaches around 1% of the wastewater volume treated whilst the processes for […]
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Courtis, B., and Deakin, C., GE Water and Process Technologies Ltd, UK PRESENTATION ONLY
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1. History of MBR in the UK WFD and p control. 2. A global perspective Size and BNR 3. Why […]
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Barter, P.1 and Feldthusen, M.2, 1Hydro-International, UK, 2Nordic Water, Sweden PRESENTATION ONLY
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• Basis of P removal • DynaSand Operation • UK Experience • Case Studies • Conclusion • Biological • Chemical […]
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Chambers, B.J., Withers, P.J.A. and Taylor, M.J., ADAS UK Ltd, UK
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This paper reports on the development of a nutrient management matrix for the application of biosolids to agricultural land. The […]
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Pawlett, M.1, Deeks, L.K.1, Noble, A.2 and Sakrabani, R.1, 1Cranfield University, UK, 2Demeter Technology, UK
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Total nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P) content in biosolids varies between 3–5 and 5–7 % (w/w) respectively. The addition of […]
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Shapland, K., Aqua Enviro Limited, UK: PRESENTATION ONLY
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• Introduction to PAS110 and the Anaerobic Digestion Quality Protocol • Why Achieving PAS110 is Worthwhile • Implications of Recent […]
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Sprigings, A. and Le, M.S., United Utilities, UK
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The implementation of the Nitrates Directive has driven the replacement of digested liquid with bio-solids cake in the agricultural recycling […]
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Evans, T., Tim Evans Environment, UK
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The ordering of the title is intentional but often people do not fully appreciate the importance of understanding the market […]
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Purves, I.1, Gardiner, V.1, Parker, B.2 and Forte, B.2, 1Loowat Ltd, UK, 2InCrops, UK
(free)
Loowatt is a patented waterless sanitation system which uses a biodegradable sealing film to contain waste in a cartridge before […]
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Guinness, J., WRAP, UK: PRESENTATION ONLY
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Background and context Work to develop markets for digestate Landscape & Regeneration Horticulture Conclusions Why is WRAP involved? Policy drivers […]
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Smith G. 1, Chaney K.1 Murray, C.1, and Le, M.S.2, 1Harper Adams University College, UK, 2United Utilities, UK
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The END-O-SLUDG project aims to identify and develop technologies to improve municipal waste management, whilst also lowering the Greenhouse gas […]
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Ross, A.B., Carmargo-Valero, M.A., Williams, P. And Velis, C., University of Leeds
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Bio-Refine is investigating the recycling of inorganic chemicals from agro- & bio-industry waste streams. The project is funded by the […]
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Ross, A.B., Carmargo-Valero, M.A., Williams, P. And Velis, C., University of Leeds
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Bio-Refine is investigating the recycling of inorganic chemicals from agro- & bio-industry waste streams. The project is funded by the […]
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Wiesgickl, S. and Hornung, A., Fraunhofer UMSICHT, Germany: PRESENTATION ONLY
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Motivation Strong growth of biogas plants Efficient pre-treatment and digestion of biomass, sewage sludge or animal by-products Enables higher grades […]
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Snyder, J., MaxWest Environmental Systems Inc., USA
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The City of Sanford historically used land application to dispose of Biosolids. The City began to consider alternative disposal methods […]
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Remy, M.1, Driessen, W1., Hendrickx, T.1, Haarhuis, R.2 ,1Paques BV, The Netherlands, 2Waterstromen, The Netherlands
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This paper describes several case studies comprising Phospaq™ technology for recovering phosphorus and nitrogen from sludge dewatering rejects waters and […]
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Morgan-Sagastume, F.1, Bengtsson, S.1, Arcos-Hernández, M.V.1, Alexandersson, T.1, Anterrieu, S.1, Hjort, M.1, Johansson, P.1, Karabegovic, L.1, Karlsson, A.1, Magnusson, P.1, Quadri, L.1, Tietema, M.2, de Vegt, O.2 and Werker, A.1,1AnoxKaldnes AB, Sweden, 2KNN, The Netherlands.
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Valorization of the organic carbon from wastes/wastewater can be achieved in waste bio-refineries, which can transform raw organic and inorganic […]
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Soares, A.1 Simoes, F.1, Vale, P.2 and Stephenson, T.1, 1Cranfield University, UK, 2Severn Trent Water, UK PRESENTATION ONLY
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Phosphorus: a pollutant or a resource? P recovery from sludge liquors Struvite chemical precipitation + Well known process installed at […]
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Wiltshire, P., Grontmij, UK: PRESENTATION ONLY
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ReGenerator ® incorporates: Maximised OPEX savings and carbon footprint reduction. Sustainable integrated solutions. Grontmij tools to assist clients, suppliers and […]
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Wiltshire, P., Grontmij, UK: PRESENTATION ONLY
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ReGenerator ® incorporates: Maximised OPEX savings and carbon footprint reduction. Sustainable integrated solutions. Grontmij tools to assist clients, suppliers and […]
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Narroway, Y., Barker, R., Vale, P. and Chadha, M., Severn Trent Water, UK
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Severn Trent Water (STW) will have over one hundred sites with Total Phosphorus (Total P) consents by the end of […]
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Nussbaum, B.1, Piveteau, S.1, Christensson, M.1, Lemaire, R.2, Rohold, L.3 and Bigot, B.4, 1AnoxKaldnes, Sweden, 2Veolia Water Technical and Synergies Department, France, 3Krüger A/S, Denmark, 4Veolia Water Solutions and Technologies, UK: PRESENTATION ONLY
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Operational performances: •Anita Mox process applied to Bio Thelys™ effluent provided a stable Nitrogen removal (1.2gN/m2 .day) •Lower rate compared […]
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Oliveira, I.1, Hegarty, F.1, Reed, J.1, Wilson, V.2 and Esteves, S.1, 1Wales Centre of Excellence for Anaerobic Digestion, University of South Wales, UK, 2Welsh Water, UK
(free)
Cardiff Sewage Treatment Works’ digesters treat a large proportion of waste activated sludge (WAS) and currently operate at a high […]
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Langereis, R. and Geraats, B., SH+E, Netherlands
(free)
In WwTP with biological phosphate elimination, high phosphate concentrations occur due to the stored polyphosphate, being released from bacterial cells […]
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Moore, A.1 and Auty, D.2, 1Northumbrian Water, UK, 2AMEC, UK
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Digester gas is seen as a valuable resource because of its energy density, but it is frequently the case that […]
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Mills, N.1, Pearce, P.1 and Thorpe, R.2, 1Thames Water, UK, 2University of Surrey, UK
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The UK Water Industry currently generates approximately 800 GWh p.a. of electrical energy from sewage sludge. With the renewable heat […]
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Perrault, A.1, Mills, N.1, Fountain, P.1 and Thorpe, R.2, 1Thames Water, UK, 2University of Surrey, UK
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Thames Water owns and operates two Sludge Powered Generators (SPG), Crossness and Beckton, which have respective annual throughputs of 87 […]
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Shehzadi, S.1,2,3, Shah, Z.2 and Mohammad, W.3, 1Bangor University, Wales, 2Khyber Pakhtunkhawa Agricultural University, Pakistan, 3Nuclear Institute for Food and Agriculture (NIFA), Pakistan: PRESENTATION ONLY
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Organic Wastes Management for Improving Crop Yields and Environmental Quality Background Soil organic carbon → critical role in terrestrial C […]
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Ord, J., Maclaren, J., and Palmer, S., MWH (UK) Ltd, UK
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With the introduction of the Thermal Hydrolysis Advanced Digestion systems and ROCs over recent years there has been a drive […]
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Bakker, B., Langerok, J., Lems, R. and Dirske, E.H.M., DMT Environmental Technology, Netherlands
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An increasing effort is put into the utilization of organic waste streams in anaerobic digesters, producing useful products such as […]
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Langerak, J., Giménez Domínguez, P., Lems, R. and Dirkse, E.H.M., DMT Environmental Technology, Netherlands
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Due to governmental incentives and growing environmental awareness, it becomes increasingly attractive to upgrade biogas to natural gas quality and […]
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Parry, D. and Loomis, P., CDM Smith, USA
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Abstract The 1,400 million liters per day (370 million gallon per day, average daily flow) Blue Plains Advanced Wastewater Treatment […]
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Gilbert, A., Chauzy, J. and Reardon, J., Veolia Water Solutions & Technologies, UK: PRESENTATION ONLY
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1. The Study Site’s Characteristics 1.1 Water Process Stream 1.2 Sludge Process Stream 2. What are the Site’s Drivers for […]
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Gilbert, A., Chauzy, J. and Reardon, J., Veolia Water Solutions & Technologies, UK: PRESENTATION ONLY
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1. The Study Site’s Characteristics 1.1 Water Process Stream 1.2 Sludge Process Stream 2. What are the Site’s Drivers for […]
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Jolly, M.1, Belshaw, D.2 and Telfer, J.3, 1Black & Veatch, UK, 2United Utilities, UK, 3Aqua Enviro Limited, UK
(free)
The commissioning of the largest thermal hydrolysis plant in the world at Davyhulme, Manchester involved detailed analysis of the digestion […]
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Bajón Fernández, Y.B.1, Soares, A.1, Vale, P.2, Cartmell, E.1, 1Cranfield University, UK, 2Severn Trent Water, UK: PRESENTATION ONLY
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Improving anaerobic digestion through CO2 injection Climate Change Act 2008 UK water industry >5 million tonnes of GHG as CO2e […]
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Williams, T.1, Le, M.S.2, Miller, K.2 Tyrrel, S.F.1 and Harris, J.A.1, 1Cranfield University, UK, 2United Utilities, UK
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Sewage sludge treatment processes are intended to reduce the numbers of pathogens to acceptable levels. However, it has been reported […]
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Pepper, I., Iker, B., Walston, S., Rock, C., University of Arizona, USA: PRESENTATION ONLY
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Seasonal Occurrence and Reduction of Viruses and Protozoa in Two Wastewater Reclamation Facilities in Southern Arizona Evaluate wastewater treatment efficacy […]
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Vergara, L. Swain, D. and Meila, J., Ultrawaves Global, UK
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The generation and disposal of organic waste without adequate treatment will result in significant environmental pollution. Apart from health concerns […]
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Fountain, P. and Macedo, F., Thames Water, UK
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Thermal pre-treatment of sludge has significant advantages – but care does need to be taken in how digesters are feed. […]
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Winter, P.1, Rus Perez, E.2 and Smith, S.R.2, 1Thames Water, UK, 2Imperial College London, UK
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Solids loading rate is a basic operational control parameter for sludge anaerobic digestion (AD) systems, yet the quantitative effects of […]
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Jones, E.1, Dean, J.2 and Bull, M.3, 1Waterman Group,2Anglian Water, 3Ove Arup and Partners Ltd, UK
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This paper describes the development of an odour risk assessment methodology that is now being used by Anglian Water to […]
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Janpengpen, A.1 and Veeraklaew, T.2, 1Chulachomklao Royal Military Academy (CRMA), Thailand, 2Defense Technology Institute, Thailand
(free)
A real-time solids odour monitoring system provides an odour management tool for DC’s Water and Sewer Authority’s (DC Water) process […]
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Williams, T.O., CH2M HILL, USA
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North Texas Municipal Water District (NTMWD) developed a Biosolids Master Plan to evaluate potential sustainable biosolids management improvements. This paper describes […]
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Dichtl, N., Dellbrügge, R.1 and M. Morcali, B., Technical University Braunschweig, Germany
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In Germany, nowadays, more than 97% of inhabitants and industry are connected to modern wastewater and sludge treatment systems. Long-term experience […]
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Dai, X.1 and Zhou, X.2, 1Tongji University, 2National Engineering Research Center for Urban Pollution Control, China
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Because of the rapid development of economy and urbanization in China, a huge number of waste water were discharged, more […]
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Mäkelä, M., Segerström, M., Kalen, G., Larsson, S. and Finell, M., Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Sweden
(free)
In response to the growing need of economically viable sludge drying technologies and respective resource recovery, a convective high-velocity pilot […]
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Fountain, P. and Strange, G., Thames Water, UK
(free)
Many of the water companies, including Thames Water, are moving towards THP digestion. Controlling the feed to THP and achieving […]
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Ainsworth, S., Murren, C. and Moroney, J., Hach-Lange, UK: PRESENTATION ONLY
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Technical Outline and Case Study Overview Why Optimise? Technical aspects • Sludge thickening vs. sludge dewatering • Operational principles ST […]
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Inman, D.1, Skelton, H.1, Mannion, R.2 and Beagrie, R.3, 1Anglian Water Services, UK, 2Evergreen Engineering, UK, 3Amcon (Europe)
(free)
With a large number of rural sewage treatment works spread over a wide area, sludge handling in the Anglian Water […]
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McClausland, C. and O’Connor, F., Celtic Anglian Water, Ireland
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Ringsend WwTW is the largest wastewater treatment plant in Ireland, producing approximately 101 tonnes of sludge each day. Drum thickeners […]
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Paul Fountain, Thames Water Aurelian Perrault, Thames Water Nick Mills, Thames Water Garry Strange, Thames Water: PRESENTATION ONLY
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Thames Water is finding it appears always better to digester – using the most advanced and cost effective technology possible, […]
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Fountain, P., Lee, K., Kellari, S. and Webb, I., Thames Water, UK
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Abstract Being able to dewater more liquid prior to recycling sludge to agricultural land has been a “holy grail” of […]
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Sims, J., Huber Technology, UK: PRESENTATION ONLY
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Improving sludge treatment whole life cost savings by way of dewatering on satellite sites Present situation: • In order to […]
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Leech, J.1, Lem, W.1 and An, J.2, 1Trojan Technologies UK, 2Trojan Technologies Canada: PRESENTATION ONLY
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• Process Description • Technology Overview • Primary Filtration Applications • Full-scale application: Enderby, British Columbia, Canada BENEFITS OF SALSNES […]
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Buchmüller, M.1, and Geraats, B.2, 1SH+E Group, UK, 2SH+E Nederland
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Abstract The dream of energy self-sufficient WWTPs is now becoming a reality through the optimisation of available technologies reducing energy […]
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Görgeç, A.G.1, Insel, G.2, Ringoot, D.3 and Keskinler, B.1, 1Gebze Institute of Technology, Turkey, 2Istanbul Technical University, Turkey, 3CAMBI AS, Norway
(free)
Abstract In this study, the process performance in terms of effluent quality, the sludge production and the biogas potential was […]
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Dold, P. and Jones, R., Envirosim Associates, Canada
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A whole plant simulation model provides a basis for objective analysis of the interactions between performance of treatment units (biological, […]
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Garcia, D.1, Del Campo, I.1 and Sanz, M.A.2, 1Degremont, Iberia, Spain, 2Degremont SA, France: PRESENTATION ONLY
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OUR OBJECTIVES at Ourense WWTW- Advanced Digestion • Reach required discharge quality • Reduction occupied surface. Lay-out optimized • Minimization of […]
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Bi, X.1, Liu, C.1, Ran, X.1, Lv, W.1, Wang, J.1, Liao, Z.2, 1Qingdao Technological University, China, 2Cambi AS, Norway
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In this paper, experimental studies on pre-treatment of sludge by using the combination of thermal hydrolysis and ultrasound were carried […]
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Gilbert, A., Veolia Water Solutions & Technologies: PRESENTATION ONLY
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1. Yorkshire Water Sludge strategy and Esholt TH Tender stage 2. Design and Construction phase 3. The commissioning / Key […]
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Panter, K.1, Holte, H.R.2 and Walley, P.3, 1Ebcor Ltd, UK, 2Cambi, Norway, 3Cambi, UK
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The Thermal Hydrolysis Process (THP) as a pre-treatment for anaerobic digestion (AD) was first explained at the European Biosolids conference […]
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Belshaw, D.1, Edgington, R.1, Jolly, M.2, 1United Utilities, UK, 2Black & Veatch
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With an installed throughput capacity of 121,000 tDS/a, Davyhulme’s sludge processing and recovery centre is capable of treating sludge arising […]
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Shana, A.1, Fountain, P.1, Mills, N.1 and Hunt, P., 1Thames Water, 2AECom
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Thames water generates energy from digestion of blend of primary and SAS sludges (the target for Year 5 of Amp5 […]
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Pook, M.1, Mills, N.1, Heitmann, M.2, Panter, K.3 and Walley, P.3 , 1Thames Water, UK, 2Reading University, UK, 3Cambi
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Chertsey THP plant was the UK’s first Thermal Hydrolysis plant (THP) and over recent years the throughput and performance has […]
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Mills, N., Martinicca, A., Fountain, P., Shana, A., Ouki, S. and Thorpe, R., Thames Water Innovation, University of Surrey
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The Thermal Hydrolysis Process (THP) has been successfully employed as a pre-treatment to anaerobic digestion across the world for over […]
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Justyna Franuszkiewicz, REA: PRESENTATION ONLY
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•REA/ORG background and involvement •Is it a Waste •EQual Programme oQuality Protocols checker tool oDefinition of Waste (DoW) web tool […]
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Fiona Ross, Pinsent Masons LLP: PRESENTATION ONLY
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•Legal Test for End of Waste –Materials outside the scope of the Waste Framework Directive –Definition of “waste” –Byproducts –End […]
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Tim Evans, Tim Evans Environment: PRESENTATION ONLY
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When is a waste not a waste? •Waste is stuff you throw away A product is something for which there […]
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Professor Stephen Smith, Imperial College London: PRESENTATION ONLY
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Data Availability and Techniques to Formulate EoW Criteria The extensive scientific understanding available on land application of bioresources can be […]
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Andrew Godley, Ricardo AEA: PRESENTATION ONLY
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•Overview of economic drivers of biowaste industry •Compost and Digestate Quality Specifications •End of Waste Criteria –Historical perspective –Monitoring costs […]
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Peter Matthews, Natural Resources Wales & SORP: PRESENTATION ONLY
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A Century of Change •From sewage disposal to integrated catchment management •From cruelty protection for animals to habitat protection and […]
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Tim Peppin, Welsh Local Government Association: PRESENTATION ONLY
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Outline • Views on the formation of NRW • Areas of common interest • Strategic • Operational • Looking forward […]
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David Williams, Eco2: PRESENTATION ONLY
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The Welsh Perspective Money – Grants, Guarantees, Enterprise Zones Grid – Weak Central Grid Consents – Strong Regulatory Control Fuel […]
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Ben Underwood, CLA Wales: PRESENTATION ONLY
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Land Ownership in Wales Area in private land-ownership over 70% Landowners are custodians of the countryside and passionate about the […]
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Tony Harrington, Dwr Cymru Welsh Water: PRESENTATION ONLY
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Contents •Brief introduction to Dŵr Cymru •Why is the ecosystem approach so important •How to make it work •Plans to […]
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Matthew Quinn, Welsh Government: PRESENTATION ONLY
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Overview •Legislative background •Opportunities for change •Modern challenges •Welsh Government propositions •Next steps Origins •‘England and Wales’ legislation •Early 1900s […]
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Prof. Peter Matthews, Natural Resources Wales: PRESENTATION ONLY
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A Century of Change •From sewage disposal to integrated catchment management •From cruelty protection for animals to habitat protection and […]
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Emma O’Mahony, Martin Hind and Robert Turner, MWH: PRESENTATION ONLY
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Requirement •3 Projects with Thames Water in the “NVZ” Scheme Chertsey STW Camberley STW Crawley STW •Compliance with EU Nitrogen […]
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Willie Driessen, Paques bv: PRESENTATION ONLY
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Dedicated Treatment of Nutrient Rich Liquor Streams Ammonia removal with ANAMMOX® Anammox in the Nitrogen cycle Anammox vs nitrification+denitrification Typical […]
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Steve Bungay, ACWA and HELIX ECL: PRESENTATION ONLY
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Air, Water & Effluent Treatment Specialists AMTREAT® •The AMTREAT® process is a high-rate activated sludge process designed to treat wastewater streams […]
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Romain Lemaire, Veolia Water: PRESENTATION ONLY
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ANITA™ Mox – MBBR process MBBR High sludge retention time (SRT) needed Necessity to protect anammox bacteria (O2 / NO2) […]
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HenkWim de Mooij, Grontmij Nederlands BV: PRESENTATION ONLY
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DEMON: stable and sustainable N-removal DEMON® is a two step process combining partial nitritation and deammonification in a single reactor. […]
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Patrick Hawes, ARM: PRESENTATION ONLY
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1990– Present Reed Beds • 500+ constructed • 75% for sewage • 25% surface run off, leachate, process water Wetland […]
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Frank Delgorge, Nijhuis Water Technology: PRESENTATION ONLY
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Ammonia stripping •High ammonia levels are toxic to both aerobic and anaerobic biological processes. •The Nijhuis Ammonia Stripper or NAS […]
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Martin Jolly, Black & Veatch: PRESENTATION ONLY
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How much ammonia and where does it come from? What are the treatment options? Challenges with treatment options? The problems & […]
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Stewart Moir, Moir Environmental: PRESENTATION ONLY
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An appraisal of the site problems, our solutions & final design parameters An overview of the installation process Results of […]
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Stewart Moir, Moir Environmental: PRESENTATION ONLY
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An appraisal of the site problems, our solutions & final design parameters An overview of the installation process Results of […]
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Matthew Simpson and Catherine McIlwraith, WWT: PRESENTATION ONLY
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• Background to the project • Lower (urban) catchment assessment • Wetland options and project progress • Upper (rural) catchment […]
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Philippa Mansfield, Catchment Sensitive Farming and Catherine McIlwraith, WWT: PRESENTATION ONLY
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Water Framework Directive objective: Good Ecological Status of water bodies Agriculture significant source of diffuse water pollution –sediment, nitrates, microbes, phosphates, […]
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Gabriela Dotro, Eleanor Butterworth, Raul Prieto Fort, Nicole Jenkins, Bruce Jefferson, Andrew Richards, Mark Jones, Cranfield University: PRESENTATION ONLY
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The presentation will provides summary of the current knowledge on solids removal capabilities of subsurface flow systems for a domestic […]
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Devin Sapsford, and Akintunde Babatunde, Cardiff University: PRESENTATION ONLY
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Ferric sludges are waste products from water treatment industry and are demonstrably non-toxic to wetland plants Ferric sludges have a high specific […]
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Professor Carolyn Roberts, University of Oxford: PRESENTATION ONLY
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Disseminating Project Outcomes: the WaterDiss2.0 Project Bridging the science-policy-industry interface •An urgent issue on the political agenda •Getting your message […]
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Lisa Avery, The James Hutton Institute, Matteo Tamburini , Peter Randerson , Claire Abel, Craig Thomson, Rupert Hough: PRESENTATION ONLY
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Willow plantations and constucted wetlands have been adopted overseas, particularly in Scandinavia, to provide combined wastewater polishing and enhanced production […]
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Angela Renata Cordeiro Ortigara, Paola Foladori, Jenny Ruaben, Gianni Andreottola, University of Trento: PRESENTATION ONLY
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Three brief bullet points: The system involves the following processes: Fill and drain VSSF and intermittent aeration supplied in the […]
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Stewart Moir, Moir Environmental: PRESENTATION ONLY
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An overview of the different types of treatment systems available for installation Results of analysis covering several different system types […]
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Mark Worsfold, OFWAT Mark Bottomley, Thames Water: PRESENTATION ONLY
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The Totex Opportunity Totex = Capital Investment + Operational Investment Investing in Innovation Funding Innovation –Innovation included in Business Plan […]
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Dale Hartley, SYRINIX; Danny Burke, Quantum Innovation Centre; Nick Mills, Thames Water; Nick Hawkins & Richard Long, Acoustic Sensing Technology (UK): PRESENTATIONS ONLY
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The Technology Company’s Perspective Utility Support for Innovation •Support does exist for innovation in utilities •Lack of progress by individual […]
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Pete Duell, Anglian Water & James MacKenzie, Consumer Council for Water: PRESENTATIONS ONLY
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Key messages •Innovation in engagement with customers •Change of focus to outcomes for customers and stakeholders •Offers opportunities for innovation […]
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Arthur Thornton, Research and Innovation Manager, Atkins James Hope, Head of Electricity Distribution, Costs and Outputs, OFGEM
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Future Proofing the UK Water Industry •A changing business environment Why is AMP6 different? •Learning from others: Scenario Planning •Impacting […]
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Arthur Thornton, Research and Innovation Manager, Atkins James Hope, Head of Electricity Distribution, Costs and Outputs, OFGEM
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Future Proofing the UK Water Industry •A changing business environment Why is AMP6 different? •Learning from others: Scenario Planning •Impacting […]
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Anna Taliana, Dwr Cymru Welsh Water: PRESENTATION ONLY
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Why Innovate? •Continually striving for excellence •Improving operational performance and reduce costs •Driving Efficiencies •Better ways of working •Looking beyond […]
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Mark Worsfold, OFWAT; Michael Thompson, Environment Agency: PRESENTATIONS ONLY
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Challenges Rise in single households, which use more water. Need to be more water efficient Changing climate could bring more […]
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Karin Helwig, Glasgow Caledonian University: PRESENTATION ONLY
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•Introduction to the projects •Waste water characterisations: UK and transnational •Technology results and overall conclusions •noPILLS rationale and outline Over […]
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Pascal Marlin, Veolia Water Solutions & Technologies: PRESENTATION ONLY
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Actiflo® combined with Powder Activated Carbon for micro-pollutants and pesticides removal “Emerging” pollutants: a wide range of molecules Origins of […]
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Barrie Holden, Anglian Water: PRESENTATION ONLY
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Emerging Pesticides •Increased knowledge on land management –2008 New pesticides detected in UK water supplies –Change of Agricultural Practices –OSR […]
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Ruth Barden, Wessex Water: PRESENTATION ONLY
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•Wessex Water AMP5 investigation into the use of constructed wetlands for phosphorus removal Requirements: •No energy system •Easily retrofitted at […]
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Carolyn Heath, United Utilities: PRESENTATION ONLY
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Chemical Investigations Programme (CIP1) •Under the Water Framework Directive (WFD) Water Companies will be required to meet ‘good chemical status’ […]
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Steve Tennison, MAST Carbon International; A Cundy, Brighton University; R. Busquets, Brighton University PRESENTATION ONLY
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Removal of Priority Pollutants Using a Novel Polymer Derived Carbon • CARBOSORB Project – University of Brighton Collaboration • What is […]
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Peter Marsden, DWI: PRESENTATION ONLY
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•Summary of European and national Drinking Water legislation •Some recent research commissioned by DWI on emerging contaminants in drinking water, […]
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Chris Sinclair, FERA: PRESENTATION ONLY
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Centre for Chemical Safety and Stewardship Overview •Project aims •Risk assessment and routes of exposure •Pharmaceutical usage •Compound selection and […]
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Caroline Whalley, Defra: PRESENTATION ONLY
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•How does the Water Framework Directive address harmful chemicals in surface waters? •The newly-revised priority substances list –EU directive 2013/39/EU […]
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Arthur Thornton, Atkins: PRESENTATION ONLY
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1.“Emerging substances” – how are they identified? 2. Understanding sources 3. Perspectives from the UKWIR CIP 4. CIP findings 5. […]
