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INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON PHOSPHORUS RECOVERY FROM SEWAGE AND ANIMAL WASTES
Warwick University, UK. 6th & 7th May 1998
List
of papers and posters presented
at the conference
Phosphate Recovery An Economic Assessment. Glen Daigger, CH2M Hill USA
Perspectives for P Recovery offered by Enhanced Biological P Removal. Jonathan Strickland, Anglian Water UK
Role of Biological Processes in Phosphate Recovery. Marc van Loosdrecht, Delft University of Technology, Holland
Nutrient Removal in, the UK Now and in the Future. John Upton, Severn Trent Water UK
Perspectives for Nutrient Removal from Sewage and Implications for Sludge Strategy. David Edge, Anglian Water UK
The Phostrip Process, biological removal of Phosphorus from waste waters. Erich Kaschka, Posch and Partners Consulting Engineers, Innsbruck, Austria
The Physico Chemical Conditions for the precipitation of Phosphate with Calcium. Alan House, UK Institute for Freshwater Ecology
Full Scale Phosphate Recovery at Sewage Treatment Plant Geestmerambacht, Holland. Simon Gaastra, Uitwaterende Sluizen Waterboard, Edam, Holland
Crystallisation Process enables Environmentally Friendly Phosphate Removal at Low Costs (presentation of the DHV crystallisation technology and operating experience). Andreas Giesen, DHV Water BV, Amersfoort, Holland
Removal of Phosphate form Sewage as Amorphous Calcium Phosphate (presentation of the Warriewood demonstration plant and other research). Robert Angel, Process and Industrial Chemists consultants, Australia
Elimination of Phosphorous from Waste Water by Crystallisation (presentation of Gaggenau full scale industrial P removal plant and experimental results). Dietfried Donnert, Karlsruhe Research Centre, Germany
Pellet Reactor Pilot Trials for the Chelmer Augmentation Scheme (pilot calcium phosphate P recovery plant). Gabriella Giuffre and Jason Ringrose, Essex and Suffolk Water UK
Struvite Formation in Wastewater Treatment Plants : an Accident waiting to Happen. Nic Booker, CSIRO Australia
Adapting strategies for avoiding Struvite build-up in plants and transforming them into strategies for Recovery. Steve Williams, Thames Water UK
Phosphate Recovery from Sewage by Granule Forming Process (full scale struvite recovery from a sewage works at Shimane Prefecture, Japan). Hideo Katsuura, Unitika Ltd, Osaka, Japan
Recovery of Struvite from Calf Manure (full scale plant at Putten, Holland). Olaf Schuiling and Alexandra Andrade, Utrecht University, Holland
The Feasibility of Recovering Phosphate from Waste Water as Magnesium Ammonium Phosphate (struvite). Astrid Durrant, Imperial College London (for CEEP, 1997)
Secondary Sewage Effluent P Removal Pilot Project (P adsorbtion onto calcareous material), New South Wales, Australia. S Short, P Nichols, Forbes Rigby Engineers
Animal Wastes as a potential source of Recoverable Phosphorus. Phil Hobbs, Institute of Grassland and Environmental Research UK
Prospects for the recovery of Phosphorus from Animal Manures : a review. J Greaves, P Hobbs, D Chadwick and P Haygarth, Institute of Grassland and Environmental Research UK
Phosphate Recovery from Animal Manure, the Possibilities, report commissioned by CEEP 1998. Leo van Ruiten, Van Ruiten Adviesbureau, Holland
Recovery
of Phosphate: What can the industry handle. Dees Lijmbach,
Thermphos
Available on request:
In order to make information
available before the publication of the formal proceedings of the Conference,
please e-mail if you wish to
receive:
Phosphate Removal and Recovery
Technologies Morse, Brett, Guy and Lester, Imperial College London (for
CEEP 1997) :
- full study 142 pages.
- review and summary in
"The Science of the Total Environment" 13 pages.
- summary in "Phosphorus
and Potassium" 9 pages.