Events program

• 09/11/2016 - 02:00 p.m. -05:00 p.m.   Memo
  Place: Global Water Expo Room
  

  GLOBAL WATER EXPO - Convegno
  

  BEACON EVENT: Ready-to-Market resource recovery technologies. Scale-up of low-carbon footprint material recovery techniques for upgrading existing wastewater treatment plants: the smart-plant Horizon2020 innovation action

  Organized by: University of Verona, Ministry of Environment, UTILITALIA, Marche Polytechnic University, IRSA-CNR, Horizon2020 SMART-Plant Consortium, International Water Association Resource Recovery Cluster, IWA Italia, EU WssTP, CTS ECOMONDO
  
  
  A number of wastewater treatment unit processes have reached the proof of concept and, in order to succeed, will be able to cross the ´valley of death´ only if a real value is captured and demonstrated, so as to be financed for widespread application. In light of this, the key for innovation uptake stands in upgrading the existing WWTPs by integrating case-adequate novel operation units without revolutionizing the existing system, thus requiring an initial investment of € 15-20 per inhabitant with one year payoff through potential cumulative savings of € 17-18 per inhabitant per year. The Horizon2020 SMART-Plant project will reach this target and support the water sector to improve and ensure environmental protection, become more adaptive, and respond to contemporary environmental and societal challenges by introducing innovative technological solutions, moving towards resource recovery approaches in wastewater management. To reach this goal, SMART-plant will scale-up and demonstrate eco-innovative solutions to upgrade existing WWTPs. This workshop will present the key enabling technologies that will be implemented and verified at demo or full scale in Italy, United Kingdom, Netherlands, Israel and Spain within the SMART-Plant project.
  Section Chairs
  Willy Verstraete, International Water Association - Chair of the Resource Recovery Cluster
  Francesco Fatone, Coordinator of the Horizon2020 SMART-Plant action and CTS Ecomondo
  
  Programme
  14.00-14.10 Introduction and short summary on the poster presented
  14.10-14.30 Cellulose recovery in Uithuizermeeden and following market uptake (Netherlands)
  Coos Wessels, European Innovation Partnership for Water/ARREAU and BWA Water (Netherlands); JoTerje Lestum . SALSNES Filter (Norway)
  14.30-14.50 Biomethane and nutrient recovery in Severn Trent wastewater treatment plants in United Kingdom
  Peter Vale, Yadira Bajon-Fernandez - Severn Trent Water (United Kingdom); Ana Soares (Cranfield University)
  14.50-15.10 PHA recovery from integrated in sewage sludge treatment lines of wastewater treatment plants
  Mauro Majone, University of Rome ´La Sapienza´; Maria Reis, Adrian Oehmen (Portugal); Nicola Frison (University of Verona)
  15.10-15.30 Energy efficient wastewater treatment and reuse in Israel
  Avi Aharoni, Director, MEKOROT (Israel National Water Company), Isam Sabbah (Agrobics Ltd)
  15.30-15.50 Phosphorus recovery in EU: economic and environmental framework and perspectives
  Christian Remy, Berlin Competence Centre for Water (Germany)
  15.50-16.10 Phosphorus biological and chemical recovery: past, present and future in Treviso and Carbonera
  Daniele Renzi, Alto Trevigiano Servizi (Italy)
  16.10-16.30 Commercial biocomposite production from resources recovered in municipal wastewater treatment plants
  Luis Enriquez, ECODEK (UK); Mizi Fan - Brunel University of London (UK)
  16.30-16.50 Sustainable airport cities . closing the phosphorus cycle at Amsterdam Airport Schiphol
  Kees Roest, KWR Water (Netherlands)
  16:50-17:00 Biomass recovery from the real scale Lemna FWS phytotreatment system implemented in Santerno WWTP
  Carmine Fiorentino, Maurizio Luca Mancini, Francesco Avolio, Claudio Anzalone
  DICAM-University of Bologna, Direzione acque Tecnologie e qualità tecnica - HERA S.p.A.
  
  POSTER SESSION
  GWE5 . 1 Innovative Ecological on-site Sanitation System for Water and Resource Savings
  Domenico Perfido1, Galuco Donida1, Germain Adell2, Pietro De Cinque3 , Andrea Costa1
  1 R2M Solution s.r.l., 2 NOBATEK, 3 DE5 Group
  GWE5 . 2 Energy efficiency drivers in wastewater treatment plants: a DEA double bootstrapped analysis
  A. Guerrini,  B. G. Romano
  WaMaTeRC . Università di Verona , Dipartimento di Economia e Management . Università di Pisa
  GWE5 . 3 Un modello di recupero e riuso ai fini irrigui delle acque reflue trattate
  P. Mantovi* M. Ligabue*, F.Moroni **, C. Parabita***, Paola Zanetti ****,
  * Centro Ricerche Produzioni Animali, Reggio E,** Autorità di Bacino del fiume Po . Parma,*** Gruppo IREN . Reggio Emilia, **** Consorzio di Bonifica dell´Emilia Centrale . Reggio E.,
  GWE5 . 4 Recupero di energia e materia dalle acque di vegetazione di frantoio
  S.A. Nardo, A. Mannucci, G. Munz
  Dipartimento di Ingegneria Civile ed Ambientale, Università degli Studi di Firenze
  GWE5 . 5 LCA to evaluate impacts and solution  on  sludge treatments
  Paolo Piccinno1, Teodoro Gallucci2, Giovanni L3
  1P&R Project S.r.l. 2 Department of Economics, Management and Business Law - University of Bari Aldo Moro 3 Trojan Technologies,
  GWE5 . 6 Assessment of the performance and the advantages related to the use of a natural coagulant in the industrial wastewater treatment 
  Antonio Giuliano*,  Gianpaolo Sabia*, Roberto Farina** 
  ENEA, Italian National Agency for New Technologies, Energy and Sustainable Economic Development . *SSTP-USER-R4R - ** DTE-BBC-BBE
  GWE5 . 7 Benchmark dei sistemi di controllo avanzato in depurazione
  Francesco Avolio, Claudio Anzalone, Lorena Guglielmi, Loris Canovi, Gerardo Scibilia
  HERA SpA, Direzione Acqua .  IRETI SpA, Servizio Idrico Area Emilia Romagna, . SMAT, Centro Ricerche
  
  EN/IT and IT/EN translation will be provided
  
  

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