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Vasileios Mathioudakis, Yorkshire Water
(free)
The presentation shares the approach Yorkshire Water has taken to mitigate the odour impacts of a Wastewater Treatment Works (WwTW) […]
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Thomas Minter, Malaby Biogas
(free)
Using the experiences of lessons learned running a food waste AD plant in close proximity to residential and pedestrian receptors, […]
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Sam Hantoosh, Environment Agency
(free)
The presentation will: Focus on selecting the proper odour abatement system to treat odour chemicals, what happens if, however, the […]
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Robert Sneath, Silsoe Odours
(free)
Silsoe Odours’ experience with odour emission measurements, dispersion modelling and field impact surveys can confirm whether odour complaints are likely, […]
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Pete Badham, Air Spectrum Environmental
(free)
Automated odour sampling at remote locations Odour investigations as they happen Instant reactions to nuisance complaints
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David Sivil, Wrc
(free)
Practical work carried out previously by WRc found that odour emissions generated by wastewater treatment facilities are directly proportional to […]
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David Castle, Air Technology Systems
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Operators of facilities that by their very nature, have the potential to release malodours into the environment and effect local […]
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Alun McIntyre, Wood, UK
(free)
This contribution will explore the use of and reliance upon the outputs of dispersion modelling software for the design of […]
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Alexander Maddan, CEO, Agrivert Ltd
(free)
Challenges – Past, Present and Future • Biosolids inevitably carries politically negative material: Heavy metals, Organic compounds, BSE, Endocrine Disrupters, […]
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Merry, J.1 and Fountain, P.2, 1Stantec, UK, 2Thames Water, UK
(free)
A common reason for installing a thermal hydrolysis process (THP) is to increase the loading on existing “conventional” digesters, thereby […]
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Lee, P-H., Imperial College London, UK
(free)
Global challenges in the energy, climate change, and environmental threats have garnered anaerobic digestion (AD) new-found attention. Of particular interest […]
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Oxtoby, S.1,2, Winter, P.1, Smith, S.R.2, 1Thames Water, UK, 2Imperial College, London, UK
(free)
Anaerobic digestion is the main technology implemented for the treatment of sewage sludge. A number of complex operational factors influence […]
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Panter, K.1, Fountain, P.2, Shana, A.2, 1Cambi, UK, 2Thames Water, UK
(free)
Thames Water owns and operates 8 thermal hydrolysis sludge centres and is planning more. It has operational and R&D experience […]
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Parry, D.1, Sela, Y.2, Rabinowitz, B1, Clark, C.1, 1Jacobs, USA 2Mey Ezor Dan, Israel
(free)
Insights from operating a three-staged thermophilic anaerobic digestion facility at the Shafdan wastewater treatment plant serving greater Tel Aviv, Israel […]
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Koornneef, E., Visser, A., Hendriks, A., Royal HaskoningDHV, The Netherlands
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Since 2005 Dutch water authorities aim at energy-neutral sewage treatment plants with maximizing recovery of natural resources. This aim led […]
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Baloch, I.1, Liang, S.2, Bagnall, T.1, Clark, P. 1, Bungay, S.3, 1Southern Water, UK, 2Stantec, UK, 3Helix Environmental Consultancy Ltd, UK
(free)
In Southern Water, approximately 120,000 tDS/annum of sludge is treated at 16 Sludge Treatment Centres (STCs). All the STCs employ […]
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Eden, R.1, Moulden, M.1, Richardson, K.1, Thomas, T.2, 1Organics Ltd, UK 2University of Warwick, UK
(free)
It is well known that anaerobic bacteria are sensitive to ammonia. As the ammonia concentration increases, so the performance of […]
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Greenwood, E.1 and Ageridis, N.2, 1CaviMax Ltd, UK, 2Projective Ltd
(free)
We would like to share our recent findings through trials that we have been carrying out by disintegration of biomass […]
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Inkpin, L.1, Madden, G.2, Merry, J.3, Fountain, P.4, 1Lee Inkpin Ltd, UK, 2Techelec, UK, 3Stantec, UK, 4Thames Water, UK
(free)
In this paper the commissioning of Basingstoke DEMON® Liquor Treatment Plant (LTP) is discussed. We will explore why the DEMON process […]
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Ochs, P.1,2, Martin, B2, Germain-Cripps, E.2, van Loosdrecht, M.3, Stephenson, T.1, Soares, A.1, 1Cranfield University, UK, 2Thames Water, UK, 3Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands
(free)
The benefits of biological nitrogen from conventional anaerobic digestion dewatering liquors in sidestream via deammonification are well recognized. However, the […]
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Pepper, I., Water & Energy Sustainable Technology (WEST) Center, The University of Arizona, USA
(free)
Land application of biosolids in the United States is controlled by the Code of Federal Regulations: 40 CFR Part 503, […]
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Salazar-Espitia, J.D.1, González, A.F.R.1, Vasco, J.M.N.2, 1National University of Colombia, 2Catholic University of Manizales, Columbia
(free)
Key themes: Climate change resilience in bioresource production and use. Sludge (Use in Agriculture) Regulations – thirty years on Oral […]
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Tompkins, D., Aqua Enviro, UK
(free)
The Biosolids Assurance Scheme (BAS) was soft-launched in 2013, with the aim of coalescing various regulatory and best practice requirements […]
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Vaneeckhaute, C., Université Laval, Canada
(free)
Recovering nutrients from (digested) wastes, such as sewage sludge and food waste, as sustainable bio-based products provides a key solution […]
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Wadsworth, R., Hallett, S., Sakrabani, R., Cranfield University, UK
(free)
Rock phosphate is a strategic, non-renewable, non-homogeneously distributed natural resource that is essential for crop production. Biosolids contain usable quantities […]
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Bigot, B.1, MacBeath, S.1, Nielsen, E.2, 1Veolia Water & Technologies UK, 2Veolia Water & Technologies, Biosolids Techno BU, Denmark
(free)
Two Thermal Hydrolysis Exelys plants have been commissioned in 2019. This technology differentiates to the established TH technologies on the […]
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Svensson, K. and Dadgar, F., Cambi Group AS, Norway
(free)
Thermal Hydrolysis is applied worldwide as sludge pre-treatment to reduce required digestion volume, increase methane yield, increase cake dryness, and […]
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Chong, J., University of York, UK
(free)
Conclusions • ‘Omics methods are powerful tools for gaining a “rapid” understanding of AD microbiology • We have observed reproducible […]
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Rossa, C.A., University of Surrey, UK
(free)
Fine, but how do we link this to AD? Re-design / optimize microbial communities by modification of initial community or […]
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Quince, C., University of Warwick, UK
(free)
Introduction • Environmental DNA sequencing allows the in situ study of microbial communities without cultivation • 16S rRNA gene sequencing […]
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Sierocinski, P., Environment and Sustainability Institute, University of Exeter, UK
(free)
So: is it evolution or ecology? there are clear effects of treatment and we definitely can see some ecological effects […]
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Villa, R., De Montfort University, UK
(free)
Outcomes • OLR fluctuations can be used to produce stability and increase performances in AD. • Changes in OLR can […]
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Taylor, T., Yorkshire Water
(free)
Treat extra AMP7 sludge in existing assets. 1. Maintain stable operation and recycle sludge legally and responsibly. 2. Increase specific […]
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Hopwood, L., NNFCC, UK
(free)
Key areas of political interest: Carbon Savings • Decarbonised power, heat, gas and transport fuel • Lower emissions from landfill […]
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Kraakman, B.1,2, Diaz, I.2, Muñoz, R.2, 1 Jacobs, UK, 2Institute of Sustainable Processes, University of Valladolid, Spain
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Biogas generated from anaerobic digestion typically requires gas conditioning before it is used to generate energy. Elevated concentrations of hydrogen […]
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Simonsen, N.1, Bigot, B.2, Kjaer, R.1, 1Krüger A/S, Denmark, 2Veolia Water Solutions & Technologies, UK
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A new digester design template has been developed where the digester uses a patented flat roof design and integrates three […]
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Horne, P1, Richards, S.2, Pogson, J.2, Pennick, A.1, 1United Utilities, UK, 2Jacobs/United Utilities, UK
(free)
Opportunities to realise revenue from biogas are increasing. However, to realise these opportunities introduces both technical challenges to enable plant […]
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Scott-Kerr, J., Future Biogas, UK
(free)
How do we do this? • Capturing a pure CO2 stream is easy • Is Carbon dioxide used in industrial […]
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Hurren, D., Air Liquide advanced Business & Technology UK
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1. aB&T-Europe introduction 2. Biogas to Biomethane & CO2 3. Biomethane chain and circular economy example 4. CO2 sourcing and […]
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Christian Kabbe, Managing Director, EasyMining Germany
(free)
Wrapping up & thinking forward and of opportunities Advantages of recovered commercial P recyclates can be: ✓ Defined/adjustable composition and […]
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Brindle, R., United Utilities
(free)
We need to help each other! • Are you a supplier that can provide alternative, low carbon products / services? […]
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Heijkoop, D., Post, B., Koornneef, E., Royal HaskoningDHV, The Netherlands
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Since June 2019 the sludge treatment of WwTP Utrecht, in the Netherlands, has been controlled and optimised by Aquasuite MINE. […]
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Jonker, E., Kemira Chemicals Germany GmbH
(free)
Sludge dewatering performance Optimized TCO for the sludge dewatering process ✓ Focus on customer KPI´s ✓ Holistic review on OPEX […]
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Kopp, J., Kläranlagen Beratung Kopp, Germany
(free)
Mechanical dewatering and its optimization of sludge is a key technology to reduce disposal costs. It can be observed that […]
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Smyth, M., Aqua Enviro, UK
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Vivianite is composed of iron, phosphorus, hydrogen and oxygen; all naturally present in wastewater. Levels of iron present are and […]
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Sims, J.1 and Parker, D.2, 1Huber Technology, UK, 2Kier Services, UK
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With the present AMP6 focus on TOTEX reduction, Kier Services were tasked by South West Water to investigate alternative technologies […]
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Thomas, P., Crouch, J., Field, A., Afeco, UK
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The sludge produced at the majority of wastewater treatment works is not treated on site, and is transported to sludge […]
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Nanou, P., Pels, J.R., Sebastiani, F., van der Meijden, C.M., Kuipers, H., Driessen, W., Vogelaar, J., TNO, The Netherlands
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Sewage sludge is a waste stream produced at urban wastewater treatment plants (WWTP) and is largely being disposed of by […]
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Mischler, J-F., Bucher Unipektin, Switzerland
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Bucher presses after first installations in 2007 are now in use almost worldwide for sludge dewatering providing significant advantages to […]
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Scheven, D., AcrEnergy
(free)
Green gas is an essential protagonist in this new world order, because who else offers waste conversion carbon […]
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Cherry, L., Severn Trent Water, UK
(free)
Severn Trent Water were trail blazers for developing anaerobic digestion for treating sewage sludge. We don’t have any coast line […]
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Herron, D.1 and Croft, J.2, 1Aqua Enviro, UK, 2United Utilities, UK
(free)
United Utilities (UU) produce approximately 190,000 tDS of sewage sludge pa as a result of wastewater treatment processes. A significant […]
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Auty, D.1 and McArthur, J.2, 1PROjEN Ltd, UK, 2Northern Ireland Water
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All the sewage sludge produced in Northern Ireland is currently disposed of by incineration under a PPP scheme operated by […]
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Salazar-Espitia, J.D.1, Ossa-Galvis, G.A.1, González, F.A.C.1, Orjuela, A.M.Z.1, Rios, A.N.1, Benites, D.G.1, Vasco, J.M.N.2, Yepez, O.D.C.1, Rubio, O.A.P.1, Salazar, M.T.J.3, Cardona, J.A.3, Baena, J.E.4, Arango, L.A.4, Buitrago, M.4, Montoya, A.L.5, Izaza, I.C.C.5, 1National Learning Service of Colombia, 2Catholic University of Manizales, Columbia, 3Caldas University, 4Tejares Terracota of Colombia S.A., 5Aguas de Manizales S.A. E.S.P.
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Owing to a low wastewater treatment capacity in Colombia (24.9%), national government is developing projects focused on the implementation of […]
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Kleemann, R.and Murphy, F., University College Dublin, Ireland
(free)
Ireland has one of the most challenging targets to meet a 20% reduction in greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions on 2005 […]
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Dittmann, M., O´Brien, L., Knörle, U. Willoughby N., Eliquo Water Group
(free)
Especially beneficial for: • Sludge Treatment Centres. Sidestream contributes ~1% to 3% flow to the main stream but can add […]
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Whipps, A.1 and Hammond, A.2, 1Pell Frischmann, UK, 2CCm Technologies Ltd, UK
(free)
CCm Technologies Ltd is an environmental technology company based in Wiltshire, United Kingdom, developing a range of technical solutions to […]
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Cavallino, R.M. and Campi, F., Rigenera S.r.l., Italy
(free)
Today more than ever, the waste problem is globalised in the entire world and it is becoming epidemic, since our […]
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Tompkins, D., Aqua Enviro, UK
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• The majority of UK biosolids are applied to agricultural land as an ‘organic fertiliser’, and make an important contribution […]
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Heitmann, M.1, Fowler. G.1, Perrault, A.2, 1Imperial College London, UK, 2Thames Water Utilities Ltd, UK
(free)
Sewage sludge is rich in phosphorus but its recovery is challenging due to matrix complexity. By converting sludge into char […]
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Lake, A., Iwaki, M., Hughes, S., Jacobs, UK
(free)
With ever increasing focus on circular economy and in the face of our global climate crisis, the UK Water Industry […]
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Aitken, M., SEPA
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Overview – Scottish perspective • SEPA’s Regulatory Strategy; • Sludge use in Scotland & SEPA view; • Scottish Parliament petition […]
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1. Introduction BinderGroup
2. Introduction Lecture
3. Description of the System – components & standard papers
4. Results – Example WWTP Germany
• plant layout – diffuser situation – water distribution
• results aeration controller and header pressure adjustment
• results high hydraulic loading
• transient behaviour after blower stop
5. Summary
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Charatjan, M.1, Binder, R.1 and Cakir, C.2, 1Binder GmbH, Germany, 2MCC Process Technology Ltd, UK
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Steve Kaye, CEO, UKWIR
(free)
Challenges & Opportunities • Ageing assets • Making better use of existing assets (totex solutions) • Real time control systems […]
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Alford, H.1, Jeavons, J.1, Plano, S.1 and Blanco, I.2, Stantec (UK) Ltd, Severn Trent Water, UK
(free)
Phosphorous (P) permits are tightening, with >750 new or tightened permits expected to be enforced during AMP7 and >450 of […]
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Naismith, D., WWT Consulting, UK
(free)
We will present on the benefits of quality blue and green infrastructure on both the mental and physical health of […]
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Eden, R.1, Richardson, K.1 and Thomas, T.2, 1Organics Ltd, UK, 2University of Warwick, UK
(free)
The removal of ammonia from leachate, and wastewater in general, can be accomplished by means of biological processes or physicochemical […]
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Coleman, H., O’Sullivan, H., Murphy, C., Akinsanmi, O., Arnscheidt, H. and Tretsiakova-McNally, S., Ulster University, UK
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Introduction • The presence of oestrogen residues in rivers and lakes has been a global concern for decades. • Residues […]
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Akinsanmi, O., Kaya, S., Tretsiakova-McNally, S., Arnscheidt, J. and Coleman, H., Ulster University, UK
(free)
The release of antibiotics into aquatic environments through treated wastewater effluents is suspected to contribute to the proliferation of antimicrobial […]
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Freeman, A.1, Hawes, P.1, Mathews, M.2, Cooper, D.1, 1ARM Group Ltd, UK, 2Peak Associates Environmental Consultants Ltd, UK
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The UK market value for protected vegetable production (those cultivated undercover) is currently c. £356M with > 300K tonnes produced […]
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Avery, L.M.1, Beeseley, L.1, Stockan, J.1, Abel, C.1, Tamburini, M.1, Randerson, P.2 and Hough, R.1 , 1James Hutton Institute, UK, 2 Cardiff School of Biosciences, UK
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Wastewater is an effective fertiliser and has been shown in irrigated plot systems to substantially increase biomass production. However, direct […]
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Fulford, G., Biomatrix Water Solutions, UK
(free)
KEY THEMES: 1. Integrating Floating Constructed Wetlands in to existing hard edged infrastructure 2. Integrating Floating Solar Powered Aeration to […]
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Moir, S.E., Moir Environmental Ltd, UK
(free)
Rural Sustainable Drainage Systems (Rural SuDS) have been gaining momentum over recent years building upon experience gained in the UK […]
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Khomenko, O., Dotro, G., Jefferson, B., Coulon F., and Bajón Fernández, Y., Cranfield University, UK
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Conclusions 1. Passive system can meet permit. Aeration can meet tighter ammonia consents 2. Minimal intervention after commissioning 3. Sludge […]
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Ragen, A.K.1, Musruck, R.2 and Nurmahomed, N.1, 1University of Mauritius, 2MOROIL Ltd, Mauritius
(free)
This paper addresses an innovative constructed wetland system designed to treat edible oil refinery wastewater. The main aim is to […]
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Ilyas, H.1,2, van Hullebusch, E.D.1, 1Université de Paris, France, 2Water Treatment and Management Consultancy, The Netherlands
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This presentation aims to report on the performance of four types of constructed wetlands (CWs) (free water surface-FWSCW, vertical flow-VFCW, […]
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Myerscough, T.1, Sweaney, G.2 and Green, C.3, 1Wyre Rivers Trust, UK, 2Wetland Engineering, UK, 3Wyre Council, UK
(free)
Through the Wyre Waters Catchment Partnership, the Wyre Rivers Trust has developed collaborative projects with a wide range of partners. […]
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Tosney, J., Norfolk Rivers Trust, UK
(free)
The Ingoldisthorpe Wetland was constructed by Norfolk Rivers Trust and Anglian Water in 2018 to act as a natural filter […]
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Novoveska, L., Winter, J., Ho, F. and Murray, D., Industrial Phycology
(free)
Microalgae, if used properly, can treat variety of wastewater effluents in a chemical-free, sustainable and efficient manner. Microalgae consume a […]
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Laderman, R. and Schechter, R., Fluence Corporation, Israel
(free)
Membrane Aerated Biofilm Reactors (MABR) are an emerging technology, mainly known for its aeration energy efficiency. However, the unique biology […]
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Guida, S.1, Rubertelli, G.2, Jefferson, B.1 and Soares, A.1, 1Cranfield University, UK, 2University of Bologna, Italy
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The operational performance of a 10 m3/day demonstration scale hybrid ion exchange (IEX) process to remove and recover nutrients from […]
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Palmer, S.1, Noone, G.2 and Hoyland, G.3, 1Stantec (UK) Ltd, 2Newcastle University, UK, 3Bluewater Bio, UK
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This paper reports the main findings of a research project undertaken by the authors to identify the fundamental biophysical factors […]
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van den Brink, P., Scherrenberg, S.M., Al-Zuhairy, S. and Whelan, D., Evides Industriewater, The Netherlands
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The increase in the amount of wastewater produced at Amsterdam Schiphol Airport, more stringent effluent requirements and the ambition to […]
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McAteer, J., Aqwise, UK
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In this paper I will discuss the use of a distinctive biomass carrier, designed to minimise operating and capital costs, […]
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Biddle, J., Bluewater Bio, UK
(free)
In previous years we have presented HYBACS (hybrid activated sludge) as a method to double the capacity of an existing […]
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Vigneron-Larosa, N.1, Pizzagalli, S.1 and Gaid, K.1 and Bigot, B.3 ,1Veolia, France, 2Veolia Water Technologies, Italy, 3Veolia Water Technologies, UK
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Spidflow™ is Veolia’s high speed Dissolved Air Flotation (DAF) used for pretreatment of moderately loaded waters. This study aims to […]
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Humbert, H.,1 Lemaire, R.1, Germain, T.2, Scherpereel, G.2, Bigot, B.3, 1Veolia Technical & Performance Department, France 2Veolia Research & Innovation, France, 3Veolia Water & Technologies UK
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The development of a new biofilm process was investigated for two different objectives of treatment: biological removal of carbon and […]
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Kabir, M., Smyth, M. and Wallis, J., Aqua Enviro, UK
(free)
Achieving Biological Phosphorus Removal to meet consents <1 mg/l total phosphorus can be challenging. Many factors influence performance including anaerobic […]
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Wickens, D., Jordan, T., Wilson, M. and Richards, A., Severn Trent Water, UK
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Late in the construction of the crude sewage Enhanced Biological Phosphorus Removal (EBPR) works at Bakewell, UK, it was noticed […]
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Barker, R., Vale, P., Wickens, D., Luck, R. and Richards, A., Severn Trent Water, UK
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In AMP2 Severn Trent (ST) built its first full scale Enhanced Biological Phosphorus Removal (EBPR) plant at Milcote Sewage Treatment […]
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Plano, S., Alford, H. and Giuffre, G, Stantec (UK) Ltd, UK
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Oxygen is fundamental to life and, as such, to Activated Sludge Plants (ASPs). Providing the right amount of oxygen for […]
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Jabornig, S.1, Wutscher, K.1, Brandstätter, R.1 and Hazard, B.2, 1 SFC Umwelttechnik GmbH, Austria, 2Trant Engineering Ltd, UK
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Biological phosphorous removal (Bio-P) in wastewater treatment plants (WWTP) is apart from chemical precipitation with iron salts one possibility to […]
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Umble, A., Stantec, USA
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In the past decade, biological phosphorus removal (BPR) has become mainstay in treatment facilities across North America and Europe. The […]
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Dr. Fabio Masi, R&D Manager and Technical Director of IRIDRA Srl
Vice-President of Global Wetland & Technology
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1 – Current and future environmental and social challenges 2 – Historical overview: from mono to multi-benefits constructed wetlands 3 […]
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Khomenko, O.1, Blanco, I.2, Cook, A.2, Cunliffe, D.2, Dotro, G. 1, Jefferson, B.1, Coulon F. 1, Jordan, T.2, Shepherd, R.2, Smith, R.2, and Bajón Fernández, Y1*. 1Cranfield University, UK, 2Severn Trent Water, Coventry, UK
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Conclusions 1. Passive system can meet permit. Aeration can meet tighter ammonia consents 2. Minimal intervention after commissioning 3. Sludge […]
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Önnerth, T.1, Stentoft, P.A.1, Jeal, W.2, 1Krüger-Veolia Water Technologies, Denmark, 2Veolia Water Technologies, UK
(free)
This paper will demonstrate how an integrated systems approach can improve the overall performance of the entire sewage system by […]
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Charatjan, M.1, Binder, R.1 and Cakir, C.2, 1Binder GmbH, Germany, 2MCC Process Technology Ltd, UK
(free)
In the last years especially in bigger size plants there is a tendency to use advanced method of control e.g. […]
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Abinet, R., Kemira Chemicals Germany, GmBH, Germany
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Initiated by the Water Framework Directive (WFD), the UK has been driven to tighten effluent phosphorus levels down to 0.5 […]
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Oliver, B., Robertson, S.1, van Bentem, A.2, van Opijnen, J.2, 1Royal HaskoningDHV, UK, 2Royal HaskoningDHV, Netherlands
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Nereda® ◼ Recent advances ◼ Ten years on from 1st installation in The Netherlands to over 70 projects have been […]
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Jarman, D. and Barter, P., Hydro International, UK
(free)
Hydraulic drop structures are used to manage the risks involved in flow elevation changes in sewers and flood relief schemes. […]
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Burt, D.1, Wimshurst, A.1, Jarvis, S.2, 1Frazer-Nash Consultancy Ltd, 2Thames Water, UK
(free)
The use of process models to provide accurate prediction for waste water plant performance remains reliant on the definition of […]
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Dold, P.1, Brian, K.1, Conidi, D.1, Jarvis, S.2 and Nikolova-Kuscu, R.2, 1EnviroSim Associates, USA, 2Thames Water, UK
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The Plant, rated for 200,000 m3/d (90,000 m3/d average dry weather flow), is configured with PSTs, a 6-lane 3-stage Bardenpho […]
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Lewin, I.1 and Mansuclal, A.2, 1Stantec (UK) Ltd, 2MWH Treatment, UK
(free)
As part of the delivery of a major AMP6 capital programme, Stantec has developed the design for 35+ schemes to […]
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Lodge, B., and Spooner, S., Atkins, UK
(free)
Water quality modelling of the Upper Thames Tideway was used to agree new ecological standards between Thames Water and the […]
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Palmer, S., Stantec (UK) Ltd, UK
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The challenge for the global economy is that its current productivity is underpinned by its mechanisation and development of materials. […]
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Sunner, N., Stantec (UK) Ltd, UK
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The water industry is facing one of its biggest challenges in its history with not only delivering one of the […]
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Gallagher, M., United Utilities
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In previous National Environment Programmes, water companies received funding to install MCERTS flow measurement at Wastewater Treatment Works (WwTWs) in […]
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Hayhurst, E., Redhead, S. and Nieuwland, J., The University of South Wales, UK
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The Role of Wastewater Treatment Plants: Bring together huge volumes of waste from many different environments Coming together of large […]
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Tretsiakova-McNally, S., Solan, B., Currie, R., Akinsanmi, O., Arnscheidt, J., McDermott, R. and Coleman, H., Ulster University
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The discharge of antibiotics into the aquatic environment is a serious concern for scientists and engineers around the world, due […]
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Rupprich, M.1, Obholzer, T.2, Winkler, K.2, Jabornig, S.2 and Hazard, B.3, 1MCI Management Center Innsbruck, Austria, 2SFC Umwelttechnik GmbH, Austria, 3Trant Engineering Ltd, UK
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Although, there is currently in most European countries no legal limit for micropollutants, the removal of these substances from wastewater […]
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Torresi, E.1, Jeal, W.2, Sund, C.3, Anderson, H.R.4, Tang, K.4, Nussbaum, B.1, Gade Anderson, H.3 and Christensson, M.1, 1Veolia Water Technologies, Sweden, 2Veolia Water Technologies, UK, 3Krüger A / S, Denmark, 4Technical University of Denmark
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The presence of micropollutants such as pharmaceuticals and other emerging pollutants in effluents of wastewater treatment plants (WWTP) can compromise […]
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Van den Eijnde, T.1, Boelee, N.C.1, Bates, P.2, Gray, J.2, 1Nijhuis Water Technology, The Netherlands, 2Nijhuis Industries UK & Ireland, UK
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The removal of pharmaceuticals from wastewater is a topic of growing concern. This presentation investigates the removal of pharmaceuticals at […]
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Marjan, A. and Jeffrey, R, Arvia Technology Ltd, UK
(free)
What is Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR)? • AMR is when bacteria and viruses mutate due to the over use of antimicrobial […]
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Knightbridge, J.1 and Edevane, J.2, 1Mott MacDonald, 2Anglian Water, UK
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Phosphorus enrichment in waterbodies can increase the risk of eutrophication and can be detrimental to ecosystem health of the waterbody. […]
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O’Brien, L.1, Cooper-Smith, G.1, Hughes, P.2 and Wohling, A.2, 1Eliquo-Hydrok, UK, 2Mott MacDonald Bentley, UK
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In 2018 the activated-sludge plant at Goscote WwTW was upgraded with the addition of an IFAS (Integrated Fixed Film Activated […]
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Bass, K., FLI Water, UK
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• 3 Tertiary Nitrification schemes in construction with Anglian Water – all build off site solutions • 1 combined C&N […]
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Banfield, P.1, Anderson, M.1 and Butterfield, M.2, 1Veolia, UK, 2Hach, UK
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Tidworth WWTW is a small site serving a population of 15,000 PE. The site consists of a typical treatment process […]
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Baloch, I.1, Till, D.1, Jarvis, S.1 and Liang, S.2,1 Southern Water, UK, 2Stantec, UK
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Southern Water has 12 Total Nitrogen (TN) consent sites with imposed limits ranges from 8.4 mg/l to 15 mg/l. The […]
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Bobbio, J.1, Martin, B. 1, Germain-Cripps, E1. and Nair, A.2, 1Thames Water Utilities, UK, 2Microvi Biotech Inc., USA
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Sustaining and enhancing pollutant removal is a priority for municipal sewage treatment works (STW) in light of ever stricter nutrients […]
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Sunner, N.1, Peeters, J.2, Long, Z.2, Houweling, D.2 and Martin, I.2, 1 Stantec, UK, 2SUEZ Water Technologies & Solutions
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A full-year demonstration of the innovative ZeeLung membrane-aerated biofilm reactor (MABR) technology was carried out at a sewage treatment works […]
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Longhurst, C.1, Baloch, I.2 and Jarvis, S.2, 1Costain (CMDP), UK, 2Southern Water, UK
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Southern Water’s AMP6 capital programme is delivered in a partnership between Strategic Solutions Partners (SSP), construction Delivery Partners (DP) and […]
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Huo, C.1, Vale, S.2 and Wohling, A.3, 1Bluewater Bio, UK, 2Severn Trent Water, UK, 3Mott MacDonald Bentley, UK
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A FilterClear plant was installed at Codsall STW in Severn Trent to meet a total phosphorus (TP) consent of 0.5 […]
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Gerardo, M., Gaskin, L. and Sullivan, M., Dwr Cymru Welsh Water, UK
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This study focused on testing several commercially available coagulants for TP removal at primary stage including PIX122 (12.5% Fe3+), PIX511 […]
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Goodwin, J.1, Zsirai, R.1, Green, R.2, 1Evoqua Water Technologies, UK, 2Costain, UK
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The paper will explain the principals behind the unique ballasted clarification process (CoMag) and why it was adopted at one […]
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Pete Vale, Technical Lead, Innovation, Severn Trent Water
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BUILDING THE WWTW OF THE FUTURE • Can we build a sewage treatment flowsheet that gives us a truly energy […]
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Baloch, I.1, Jarvis, S.1, Lea, G.1, Sandalls, C.1, Cooper, P.2, 1Southern Water, UK, 2Veolia Water Technologies, UK
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The Water Framework Directive (WFD), in its drive to improve and maintain the “good” status of watercourses, has challenged the […]
