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David Gustavsson Research L eader Status for sirkulær økonomi i avløpsbransjen Oslo Nov 13 2019 Urban WWT of today centralised Urban WWT of today centralised Balmér 2010 and Lingsten ID: 809334

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Hvordan forbedre avløpsrensing i urbane områder og samtidig oppnå økt gjenbruk av plantenæringsemner?

David GustavssonResearch Leader

Status

for sirkulær økonomi i

avløpsbransjen, Oslo, Nov 13, 2019

Slide2

Urban WWT of today = centralised

Slide3

Urban WWT of today = centralised

Balmér

(2010) and Lingsten

et al

. (2011)

Centralised

is

economically

favorable

Centralised

is

efficient

Slide4

WWTPs´ responsibilities

are increasing

A WWTP´s most important tasks are to receive and treat

the wastewater and handle the residues

of the treatment.

Slide5

WWTPs´ responsibilities

are increasing

However, the treatment should alsoenable reuse and recovery

of the contents in wastewater,have low inputs of energy and resources, andnot contribute to global heating

and other environmental impacts.Furthermore, existing WWTPs struggle withmore stringent and new discharge limits,increased load, andsurrounding buildings are moving closer.

Slide6

Centralised

wastewater treatment

Conventional

Future with bio-P

Future w/o bio-PImprovements needed:Better effluent barrier (treatment)Increased biogas production (recovery)More compact solution (surroundings)Lower inputs of energyIncreased nutrient recovery

Slide7

Centralised

wastewater treatment

Conventional

Future with bio-P

Future w/o bio-PIncreased biogas productionCompact solutionBetter effluent barrierIncreased nutrient recoveryLow input of energy

Slide8

Centralised wastewater

treatmentConventional

Future with bio-P

Future w/o bio-P

Slide9

Plant nutrient

recovery - conventional

Data

collected

from Jönsson (2019)

Slide10

Plant nutrient recovery – future with bio-P

Slide11

Plant nutrient

recovery – w/o bio-P

Slide12

Slide13

Sludge disposal methods – simple comparison

Wittgren

et al.

(2017)

Slide14

Are we locked into our urban centralised system?

Slide15

How to improve the system further?

30-50%

Slide16

”Sustainable” cities

Winner

of

Nordic

Built Cities Challenges 2016 – Sege ParkSharing for Affordable and Climate Smart

Living

Slide17

Urine separation

<20%

80%

Slide18

Main challenges urine separation

Lack of attractive and comfortable urine separation toilets with low maintenance needs,Space efficient, local solutionsLow energy methods for volume reduction for minimising the transports to agriculture

Slide19

New toilet

coming and urine drying optimisation is ongoing

Slide20

Simha

et al

. (2020)

Slide21

Main argument for urine separation

Decreased need of upgrading and decreased operational costs at existing centralised WWTP.Increased nutrient recovery from human excreta.

Decreased water use/decreased climate impact of wastewater handling system.

Slide22

Assimilation

EPA (2010)

Slide23

Effect of

urine collection – N removal

Wilsenach

& van

Loosdrecht (2004)

Slide24

Effect

of urine collection – P

removal

Gustavsson H. (2019)

Stored P by PAO (A) and total recovered PO4

3-

(B) at different %

of

urine

separation in the WWTP

catchment

A

B

Slide25

Energy comparison

A – Conventional treatment

B – Separate COD and N removal (

anammox)C – Urine nutrient recovery (1/2 = with/without embedded fertiliser energy)

Only aeration and electricity production from sludge.Today´s standard for electricity production.Larsen (2015)

Slide26

Urine scenarios are

performing well in LCAs

Spångberg

et al

. (2014)

Slide27

Sustainability strategy

(2015) for the housing area Sege Park in Malmö

”Sege Park is an experimental workshop for sustainability””Sege Park shall be a test bed for urine separation.”…”The aim is that at least one building is included in the

study…”

Slide28

Uricycle - vision

We will

put forward a new urine separation system, which

enables the creation

of new dry fertilisers, which can decreasethe dependency of import of mineral fertilisers to secure aresilient food supply.

Slide29

How to determine best way of sludge disposal and nutrient recovery?

Perform system analyses including substance flow analyses, LCA, sustainability (ecological, economical and social) and LCC.

However, which is the best functional unit?

Slide30

Svenska Innovationsplattformen för återvinning av näringsämnen

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So… Hvordan forbedre avløpsrensing i urbane områder og samtidig oppnå økt gjenbruk av plantenæringsemner?

The WWTPs of tomorrow have better barriers, are compact, lower input of energy and recover more energy and plant nutrients.Urine separation makes the WWTPs even more efficient and substantially increases the recovery of plant nutrients in the urban system

.System analyses are important tools.

Slide32

Thank you for

your attention!Contact details

david.gustavsson@vasyd.se+46 738 53 01 50@DrKolfot