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Additive Manufacturing of Geopolymers Modified with Microalgal Biomass Biofiller from Wastewater Treatment Plants
Emanuele Agnoli,1,* Riccardo Ciapponi,2 Marinella Levi,1 and Stefano Turri1,2
1Department of Chemistry, Materials and Chemical Engineering “Giulio Natta”, Politecnico di Milano, Piazza Leonardo da Vinci 32, 20133 Milano, Italy
2INSTM—National Interuniversity Consortium of Materials Science and Technology, Via G. Giusti 9, 50121 Firenze, Italy
Materials (Basel). 2019 Apr; 12(7): 1004.
A novel energy recovery device/RO test rig targeted to treat & recoup low industrial wastewater flows
Cairns, Mícheál and Fitzsimons, Lorna and Delauré, Yan (2017)
In: 11th Membranes in Drinking and Industrial Water Production (MDIW) conference, 5- 8 Feb 2017, Leeuwarden, The Netherlands.
Comparison of extraction and derivatization methods for sample preparation of algal oils prior to FAME determination
This investigation focuses on the most optimum method to carry out sample preparation on the algae sample to investigate the composition of the sample.
Discovering algae’s power as a renewable resource
Algae provide an effective, sustainable, unlimited and almost entirely untapped resource for bio-based processes and products. Dense with energy and rich in nutrients, this natural product is ripe for exploitation by forward-thinking research organisations and commercial companies.
A novel energy recovery device/RO test rig targeted to treat & recoup low industrial wastewater flows
Cairns, Mícheál and Fitzsimons, Lorna and Delauré, Yan (2017)
In: 11th Membranes in Drinking and Industrial Water Production (MDIW) conference, 5- 8 Feb 2017, Leeuwarden, The Netherlands.
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Microalgae as a sustainable alternative for wastewater treatment – The SaltGae project
The Saltgae project has been developing its activities since the end of 2016 in order to provide a simpler and economically sustainable solution to the important problem of the treatment of high saline waste waters with organic load, such as the effluents of the food & beverage industry. Saltgae implies the use of a combination of different technologies for the elimination of pollutants and their recovery. It has overcome scientific and technological barriers to move from the laboratory, through piloting, to reach demonstration level located in three sites. The project has needed the collaboration of 21 organizations with experts from different areas, genomic, desalination, anaerobic-digestion, water treatment, chemical transformation and sustainable studies, from both academy and industry to develop key innovations in a complementary and effective way.