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NORDIWA wastewater
conference online
28 September – 1 October 2021
Leading Nordic event for water professionals
FIWA, DANVA, Norsk Vann, Samorka and Svenskt Vatten invite all water
professionals with an interest in wastewater, sewerage and climate change
mitigation and adaptation to join us at NORDIWA 2021.
We and 200 presenters engaged in five parallel tracks, welcome experts and practitioners, managers
and operators, city planners, researchers, engineers, advisors and others with an interest in
wastewater management, urban drainage and climate adaptation in the Nordic region.
All presentations will be recorded and also available during October and November for the
participants at NORDIWA 2021.
www.nordiwa.org #nordiwa2021
www.nordiwa.org
Welcome to NORDIWA 2021
We look forward to welcoming all of you to the online format of
the Nordic Wastewater Conference 2021. The interest among
practitioners, experts and researchers to present and share
their latest results, knowledge and experiences, has this
pandemic year just been overwhelming. Among all the abstracts
we accepted 200 exciting presentations and five workshops.
Anna Norström
The eagerness to share with others has never been so obvious.
The Nordic Wastewater Conference is now being arranged for the
seventeenth time. While longing to meet physically again - we hope to
maintain NORDIWA 2021 as a venue for exchanging practical knowledge
and the latest information, where participants have the opportunity to
network and learn from each other’s experiences and practices.
Good news for those who do not have enough split vision to watch five Magnus Bäckström
parallel tracks simultaneously - all presentations will be recorded and
available to also watch during October and November for participants
at NORDIWA 2021.
On behalf of the Programme Committee
Anna Norström, Magnus Bäckström and Anders Finnson
www.svensktvatten.se/om-oss/kontakt/
Svenskt Vatten Anders Finnson
Keynote speakers Conference Elements
• Opening of the
conference and plenary
session with keynote
Opening of NORDIWA 2021. speakers, who will
Pär Dalhielm, CEO Svenskt Vatten illustrate challenges and
new development in the
water sector.
• Conference sessions
with full presentations (15
Future of water, global drivers of change.
minutes) and speed talks
Kala Vairavamoorthy, Executive Director
(5 minutes) highlighting
International Water Association
key findings of projects
and results. Possibilities
for a broad digital
interactivity between
The European Green Deal, the water policy and how it will presenters, participants
shape the water industry for the coming decades. and moderators.
Veronica Manfredi, Director, Quality of Life, Directorate
General for Environment, European Commission • All presentations will
be recorded and being
available during October
Wastewater-based surveillance of SARS-CoV-2 supports
and November for all the
national COVID-19 pandemic response in Finland
participants at NORDIWA
Tarja Pitkänen, Chief Specialist, Department of Health
2021.
Security, the Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare;
and Associate Professor, Department of Food Hygiene
• Workshops facilitate
and Environmental Health, University of Helsinki
knowledge sharing and
discussion between
the presenters and
the participants of the
conference.
A holistic approach to develop a sustainable concept
for a New Sjölunda WWTP in a regional system
• Every morning starts with
Göran Johnsson, project manager VA SYD
30 minutes summary of
Maria Jonstrup, R&D manager, EnviDan AB
the highlights from the
previous day.
Workshops
• Power of positivity - the road towards a Nordic discharge consents are also expected. To handle our
carbon and energy positive future future challenges Gryaab has started an expansion
• The ”not so clear” crystal ball - the water resource project called New Rya with the objective that new
Recovery Facility of the future must be adaptable treatment processes will be ready for action in 2036.
• Paradigm shift within stormwater and cloudburst
management Social program
• Welcoming digital reception on Tuesday,
• On-site and fast DNA-analyses of microbial
28 September.
communities for surveillance and control
• Digital surprises
• From online NORDIWA 2021 to IWA Copenhagen
2022
Digital Exhibition
Young Water Professionals Showcase of companies and solutions. To enable
networking a digital area will be created for
A special session will be organised for Young Water
exhibitors.
Professionals in the Nordic region.
Digital technical tour Key dates
Gothenburg is celebrating 400 years as a city this • 1 June, registration opens for the conference.
year and since 1621 the city has developed into a • 21 September, last date for registration.
modern industrialized city with a population of • 28 September - 1 October, Conference take place.
600 000. In the middle of the 1800’s the sewer
systems began to be built to transport wastewater Programme Committee NORDIWA 2021
from the city center and into the Göta estuary that Lise Hughes, Aarhus Vand A/S, (IWA) • Miriam
flows through the city towards the sea. Feilberg, DANVA • Marina Graan, Helsinki Region
In 1972 The Rya WWTP was commissioned which Environmental Services Authority, (IWA)
included a 130 km tunnel system. Since then the • Mika Rontu, FIWA • Paula Lindell, FIWA • Fjóla
plant has grown and today it serves a population Jóhannesdóttir, Veitur (IWA) • Magnar Sekse, Bergen
equivalent of 800 000 from eight municipalities. (IWA) • Arne Haarr, Norsk Vann • Anna Norström,
Looking towards the future the population within Svenskt Vatten (IWA) • Magnus Bäckström, Svenskt
the region is increasing and more stringent Vatten • Anders Finnson, Svenskt Vatten
Registration and participant fees
Registration
www.nordiwa.org
Category Fee
Registration includes
Delegates 9 375 SEK • Admission to the digital program with
(7 500 excl. VAT) presentations, exhibition and abstracts,
Speaker 5 625 SEK available for two months after the conference
(Full presenter/Speek talk) (4 500 excl. VAT) has taken place.
Moderator/Workshop 5 625 SEK
(4 500 excl. VAT) Exhibitor package includes
• Infopage with text, image and/or film
Exhibitor package 10 000 SEK
• Contact information
incl 1 person (8 000 excl. VAT)
• Links to the companys social media
Extra exhibitor 9 375 SEK • Live chat with the participants
(not included in the (7 500 excl. VAT)
• Live meeting in the exhibitor booth
package)
• Notice of interest from the participants
Student 4 994 SEK • 1 registered company representative
(3 995 excl. VAT)
• Access to the scientific sessions for 1
registered company representative
Themes at NORDIWA 2021
Main Topics
NORDIWA presents a diverse conference with five main topics
1. Climate challenges, mitigation and 4. Circular economy, resources
adaptation and reuse
2. Sewer systems, management, models 5. Sustainable management and
and integrated approaches communication
3. Sustainable wastewater treatment
and challenge of micropollutants
For more information and updates
please visit us at nordiwa.org
Tuesday 28 September 2021
09:00 Plenary
09:00-10:30
Chair: Anders Finnson
Opening of NORDIWA 2021.
Pär Dalhielm, CEO Svenskt Vatten
Future of Water, a climate perspective.
Kala Vairavamoorthy, Executive Director International Water Association
The European Green Deal, the water policy and how it will shape the water industry for the coming decades.
Veronica Manfredi, Director, Director, Quality of Life, Directorate General for Environment, European Commission
Wastewater-based surveillance of SARS-CoV-2 supports national COVID-19 pandemic response in Finland
Tarja Pitkänen, Chief Specialist, Department of Health Security, the Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare;
and Associate Professor, Department of Food Hygiene and Environmental Health, University of Helsinki
A holistic approach to develop a sustainable concept for a New Sjölunda WWTP in a regional system
Göran Johnsson, project manager VA SYD
Maria Jonstrup, R&D manager, EnviDan AB
11:00 Upstream diffuse sources Communicating risks and opportunities Reuse of wastewater Sewer management to reduce overflow Workshop
11:00-12:30 11:00-12:30 11:00-12:30 11:00-12:30 Power of positivity – the road towards a Nordic carbon and
Chair: Per Henrik Nielsen Chair: Fjóla Jóhannesdóttir Chair: Maj Møller Sørensen Chair: Peter Underlin energy positive future
11:00-12:30
New hazardous substances in Finnish wastewater treatment Stormwater management – get citizens on board! Which Water Source Should be Used for Different Water Experiences in rising main monitoring in wastewater pumping
Chair: Miriam Feilberg
plants Isabel Seifert-Dähnn Usages? stations
Niina Vieno Esmeralda Frihammar Perttu Saarinen
Managing infiltration and inflow to wastewater systems – Key
aspects in a risk-based approach
Characteristics of household wastewater in Skarpnäck 2014- Anna Ohlin Saletti
2019 Possibilities of large-scale wastewater reclamation for potable Localizing Intruding Rainwater in Separated Sewer Systems
Anders Ljung use in Scania, Sweden
Ørjan Heggdal
Digitalization – communicating flood and pollution risks to Olivia Söderman Söderman
Fractionation of Unwanted Water using Machine Learning and
stakeholders
Mapping microplastics in urban waters - flows, solutions, and Time Series Analysis
Hanna Rissanen
actor responsibility Christian Svensson
Emma Fältström The roles of model-based simulation and direct flow
Removal of pharmaceutical residues from RO-concentrates
measurements in CSO data-analytics
from water reuse facility on Gotland island
Hannes Björninen
Christian Baresel
Monitoring micropollutants in wet-weather discharges – what Data driven detection of extraneous water using AI for
can we learn from the past? intelligent investment planning
Lena Mutzner Implementation of Sustainable Drainage Systems - How to
change a mindset? Torben Bach
Halldora Hreggvidsdottir Utilization of water from rainwater basins at industrial laundry Reykjavik- Covid-19 - operational problems due to wet wipes in
applications the sewage system
Photodegradation of macroplastics into microplastics – a
Stinne Plesner Skårup Páll Ragnar Pálsson
laboratory study of four plastic debris
Lisa Öborn Development of parametric tools for the evaluation of the
physical integrity of sewage networks
Axumawit Tesfamariam
14:00 Asset management tools Enhanced nutrient removal Upstream point sources Stormwater pollutants Workshop
14:00-15:30 14:00-15:30 14:00-15:30 14:00-15:30 On-site and fast DNA-analyses of microbial communities for
Chair: Niels Vinderslev Bjerregaard Chair: Dines Thornberg Chair: Ann Mattsson Chair: Asbjørn Haaning Nielsen surveillance and control
14:00 - 15.30
Rehab-IT: An Asset Management Tool for Renewal Planning Full scale study – Sludge capacity test on sand filter for Results from testing program for pharmaceuticals at Egaa Removal of particles, heavy metals and detergents from tunnel
polishing of municipal wastewater WWTP and at the hospital of Aarhus, Denmark wash water Chair: Per Halkær
Mads Uggerby
Sofia Bramstedt Laura Bailón Allegue Hanne Vistnes
Where did the phosphorus go?
7 years of experience with Asset Management and long-term Sofia Andersson Occurrence and treatment of microplastics and car tire rubber
operation and invest-ment planning Densadeg XRC technology to reduce phosphorus discharge Treatment of landfill leachate from PFAS: process selection in stormwater
Benny Nielsen from Skanderborg wastewater treatment plant based on pilot-scale tests Steen Petersen
Clara Barret Andriy Malovanyy
Asset Management in Swedish Water and Wastewater sector – Effect of coagulants agent on sewage water treatment and An overview of continuous stormwater quality monitoring
results from a research a project sludge production: A pilot study technologies
Magnus Montelius Annaliza Cainglet Innovative technology concept removes and destructs Nikita Razguliaev
Effect of VFA rich hydrolysates from different substrates in the perfluorinated-acids from water
From key figures to key performance indicators with spatial denitrification process Maria Nymann A large-scale mapping of stormwater runoff from heavily
data Andrea Carranza Muñoz trafficked areas. Case study Gothenburg
Jukka Heinonen Design approach for Moving Bed Biofilm Reactor to achieving Helen Galfi
low effluent nutrient concentrations Tire and road wear particles in roadside snow banks:
From data to optimized asset management Stefan Erikstam Quantities and dynamics of release Removal of dissolved metals from road runoff – Initial
Kia Aksela Preparing wastewater for resource efficient treatment: pre- Arya Vijayan observations and implications for operation
filtration and carbon source production Magnus Hallberg
Elin Ossiansson
Wednesday 29 September 2021
08:30 Highlights from Day1
08:30-09:00
09:00 Management for sustainability H2S Recycling and recovery of nutriens Strategies for digitalisation Workshop
09:00-10:30 09:00-10:30 09:00-10:30 09:00-10:30 Paradigm shift within stormwater
Chair: Halldóra Hreggviðsdóttir Chair: Per Henrik Nielsen Chair: Torgeir Saltnes Chair: Erik Lindblom and cloudburst management
09:00-10:30
Advanced Hydraulic Representation of Blue Green Cost efficient and sustainable reduction of hydrogen sulphide Innovative technology to remove nitrogen and produce climate Metadata and their role in the digital transformation of Water
Infrastructure smart fertilizers Resource Recovery Facility operations Chair: Marinette Hagman
Maria Jonstrup
Jessica Jefferys Carl-Johan Högberg Oscar Samuelsson
Novel sensor for hydrogen sulfide monitoring in sewers enables Comprehensive nutrient recovery at wastewater treatment Catchment overview for cross-boundary corporation flood
Survey on Sustainability and the SDGs improved odor and corrosion control plant by RAVITA process risks
Niina Vieno Søren Porsgaard Sini Reuna Peter Rasch
Sewer Process Modelling as a Tool to Predict and Manage Is it safe to use sewage sludge-based fertilizers in agriculture? Extreme Weather Layer as a tool towards climate resilient
Odour and Corrosion in a Drainage System Katri Senilä cities
Swedish utilities and their contributions to the SDG:s – status Esther Vollertsen Ivar Annus
and recommendations for the future.
Magnus Arnell
Biological pre-treatment upstream the WWTP – using the Recovering phosphorus from chemical phosphorus removal VeVa – a Danish water utility association utilising weather
sewers as a process volume sludge: A techno-economic comparison radar data for watersector applications
Mark De Blois Juho Uzkurt Kaljunen Malte Ahm
Learning from a resource-recovery game for collaborative
urban sanitation planning
Advanced digital solution to control hydrogen sulfide in sewers Ash2®Phos: Closing the phosphors cycle: Value added Smart Stormwater systems aiding to retrofit urban areas for
Jennifer R. McConville
Johan Egsgaard Thomsen recycling from incinerated sewage sludge new climate conditions
Yariv Cohen Nils Kändler
Benefits of water sector integration to energy systems
Dominik Franjo Dominković Evaluating the effectiveness of lime-based filter-media on The Road to Full-Scale Biochar Production Stormwater data management in the Helsinki Capital Region
sewer air hydrogen sulphide Per Henrik Nielsen Maiju Happonen
Asbjørn Haaning Nielsen
11:00 An overview of possibilities for resource recycling Anammox and Aerobic Granular Sludge Dealing with uncertainty Digital tools Workshop
and recovery 11:00-12:30 11:00-12:30 11:00-12:30 Young Water Professionals
11:00-12:30 Chair: Sofia Andersson Chair: Fjóla Jóhannesdóttir Chair: Hannes Björninen – Knowledge transfer in the Nordic Water Sector
Chair: Maj Møller Sørensen 11:00-12:30
Experimental and desktop assessment of wastewater Supervising and observing the implementation of granular Vital climate change solutions integrated in major Norwegian Protection and warning against faecal bacteria and toxic algae Chair: Christoffer Wärff
treatment solutions for resource recovery sludge technology, S::Select® infrastructure project in bathing lakes
Herman Helness Ditte Marie Hansen Jan Scheel Rikke Markfoged
Planning Sustainable Infrastructure using BREEAM IoT as an enabler for Distributed Online Monitoring of the
Communities Urban Water Cycle
From Urban Biowaste to Animal Feed - Proteins from Biogas
Sigurdur Sigmarsson Malte Ahm
Jacob Kragh Andersen Stable operation of the first AGS application in the Nordic
countries Drilling within Reykjavík´s city limits – improving Model predictive control for the sewer system in Kolding,
understanding of groundwater levels and shallow subsurface Denmark
Mark de Blois
permeability Nikolaj Mølby
Recommendations for improved life cycle assessments of Sigrún Tómasdóttir
sewage sludge as fertilizer Citizen science can help solve climate-derived groundwater The Living Digital Twin of the urban drainage system in Odense,
Magdalena Svanström Installation and Start-up of the first MABR problems Denmark
Drop In solution in UK Anja Sloth Ziegler Agnethe Nedergaard Pedersen
Josep Manzano Monitoring of water runoff from construction sites and in the 3D Visualization, Cloudburst Modeling and Planning
Source-separation sanitation systems for Northern Finland –
effects on regional nutrient balance stormwater system Bo Kempel
Vuokko Laukka Anton Jacobson
Multi-objective assessment of nature-based climate The Digital Water Cities project
Start-up of partial denitratation-anammox MBBR systems adaptation considering future uncertainty Dines Thornberg
From WWTP to a WRRF with the Hias Process with a partial nitritation-anammox inoculum
Ida Linde Hansen
Torgeir Saltnes David J. I. Gustavsson
Challenges of the coastal urban drainage system under climate Automatic Anomaly Detection for Sewage Network Sensors
change in Trelleborg, Sweden Peter Rasch
Salar Haghighatafshar
Thursday 30 September 2021
08:30 Highlights from Day 2
08:30-09:00
09:00 Micropollutants - an overview CCTV and data for asset management Sludge management MBR and membrane based treatment
09:00-10:30 09:00-10:30 09:00-10:30 09:00-10:30
Chair: Arne Harr Chair: Hans Bäckman Chair: Herman Helness Chair: Marina Graan
Full scale removal of Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients from wastewater Digital materials and methods in water distribution and sewage network asset Semi full-scale study - High loaded mesophilic anaerobic digestion of primary Stockholm’s Future Wastewater Treatment – long term pilot trials with an MBR
treatment plants management in Finland sewage sludge process
Sille Larsen Heini Postila Gustav Björk Sofia Lovisa Andersson
Post-digestion thermal hydrolysis for a more cost-efficient sludge drying and
Novel Sewer Surveys at HSY incineration Commissioning of Swedens first large scale MBR-process - setbacks and
Micropollutant contamination of soil and groundwater at two wastewater Jussi Kuikka Norman Weisz successes
drainage fields Modelling of thermophilic digestion and experimental calibration in semi full- Sofia Andersson
Rasmus Klapp scale digestion
In depth analysis of the features contributing to the performance of sewer Ted Lundwall Testing Membrane-Aerated Biofilm Reactors under Nordic conditions
deterioration models Comparison of sludge management alternatives and resource recovery Nerea Uri-Carreño
Selection of Process Design for Micropollutant Reduction – with Unclear Legal Bolette Hansen Blanca Magdalena Gonzalez Silva
Requirements Blanca Magdalena Gonzalez Silva
Jacob Kragh Andersen Input data induced uncertainty in sewer deterioration models Continuous solids measurements and an optimization control application Investigating direct membrane filtration (DMF) as a treatment concept for
Franz Tscheikner-Gratl enhance sludge drying municipal wastewater
Heli Karaila Eline Klaastad
Driving forces for implementation of organic micropollutant removal in How low can we go? – mesophilic and thermophilic digestion of WWT sludge at
Swedish wastewater Wastewater Components Determine Renovation and Maintenance Plans short retention times Fouling mechanisms and mitigation during direct membrane filtration of
Maja Ekblad Tomi Lukkarinen Sofia Andersson primary municipal wastewater
Circular Economy with Sludge - A Novel Solution Selina Hube
Prem Verma
11:00 Stormwater planning Micropollutants with a focus on microplastics and antibiotics Wastewater treatment
11:00-12:30 11:00-12:30 11:00-12:30
Chair: Lena Blom Chair: Peter Tychsen Chair: David I’Ons
New Tool Enables Early Integration of Nature Based Stormwater Solutions in Prevalence of Antibiotic Resistance in Full-Scale Sewage Sludge Effect of cold climate conditions on municipal wastewater treatment in
Urban (re)Developments Treatment Processes constructed wetlands
Sara Maria Lerer Maria Valtari Lina Büngener
Experiences of low pressure sewer (LPS) systems in Sweden
Fate and removal efficiency of microplastics in a wastewater
Combined impacts of sustainable stormwater systems and climate change on Solveig Johannesdottir
treatment plant
runoff and pollutant loads Rupa Chand
Nora Sillanpää Bromma WWTP strikes back
Micropollutants and Microplastics in a Membrane BioReactor Hanna Gottås
(MBR)
Mapping land cover with Machine Learning provides new possibilities in
Katja Närhi Characteristics of municipal wastewater in south-west Sweden
surface water planning
Morten Revsbæk Mark De Blois
Comparison of activated sludge processes for antibiotics removal
from wastewater at cold temperature
Antonina Kruglova Treatment efficiency of small-scale package plants in northern Sweden and
Water and climate are carefully orchestrated in the construction of a new Finland
urban district
Minimization of plastic emissions from WWT plants through Brenda Vidal
Åsa Malmäng Pohl
development of biodegradable flocculants Factors affecting effluent quality from on-site wastewater treatment systems
Laura Agneessens in Nordic countries
Redefining boundaries – A Nordic collaboration for streamlined and accessible Juho Kinnunen
catchment modelling Sundsvall’s different wastewater management strategies, needs
for and effects on advanced treatment Joint Procurement of Ferrous Sulphate - Cooperation Between Water
Hannes Björninen Management Utilities
Malin Tuvesson
Marina Graan
Friday 1 October 2021
08:30 Highlights from Day 3
08:30-09:00
09:00 Management of N2O Micropollutants advanced treatment #1 Modelling and control #1 Performance of stormwater facilities Workshop
09:00-10:30 09:00-10:30 09:00-10:30 09:00-10:30 The ”not so clear” crystal ball - the water resource Recovery
Chair: Anna Mikola Chair: Lise Karstenskov Hughes Chair: Maria Valtari Chair: Nora Sillanpää Facility of the future must be adaptable
N2O Emissions from Danish WWTPs – National Emissions and Tracking the adsorption profiles of organic micropollutants in a Improving data quality with mass balances and data Mini-raingardens for managing stormwater from rooftops 09:00-10:30
Reduction Potential granular activated carbon filter reconciliation Johanne Grøndahl Klausen Chair: Dines Thornberg
Anna Katrine Vangsgaard Ellen Edefell Oscar Samuelsson Roadside trees drink stormwater in innovative solution for
Nitrous Oxide Emissions - Lessons Learned at Ejby Mølle The challenge of simultaneous removal of pharmaceutical urban climate adaptation
Nerea Uri-Carreño residues and PFAS at Uppsala WWTP Esben Ravn Iversen
Anna Maria Sundin Occurrence and concentrations of organic micropollutants in
Identifying Nitrous Oxide Emissions in different scenarios in Pilot trials with pulverized activated carbon in combination Integrating COD and SS for prediction of organic bioretention filter media
Henriksdal Wastewater Treatment Plant with Membrane BioReactor (PAC-MBR) micropollutant removal in ozonation of wastewater Robert Furén
Kristina Stark Fujii Christian Baresel Rubén Juárez Applicability of using sedimentation and membrane filtration
Update for the full-scale testing of N2O mitigation strategies at Direct membrane filtration followed by granular activated for stormwater treatment
the Viikinmäki WWTP carbon filtration for wastewater treatment Saida Kaykhaii
Kati Blomberg Simon Gidstedt This carpark is also a retention basin for rainwater
Quantification and reduction of nitrous oxide emissions from Large-scale pilot tests using an MBR-GAC configuration for Plant-wide dynamic WWTP modelling for sustainability Esben Ravn Iversen
Wastewater Treatment plants micropollutant removal at Syvab evaluation of phosphorus removal techniques Efficient dewatering of sediment from rainwater basins
Anders Lynggaard-Jensen Ross Roberts Magnus Rahmberg Simon Østergaard Jensen
Nitrous oxide emissions and carbon harvesting by Comparison of UV-H2O2 and ozone oxidation for the removal
Evaluation of the hydraulic capacity and maintenance of nine
prefiltration. Case of Avedøre WWTP (VARGA project) of pharmaceutical residues
rain gardens in Oslo
Artur Tomasz Mielczarek Anneli Andersson Chan
Nevedda Sivakumar
11:00 Micropollutants advanced treatment #2 Wastewaster and the climate, our contribution to lowering Modelling and control #2 Stormwater management in a challenging cold climate Workshop
11:00-12:30 global emissions 11:00-12:30 11:00-12:30 From online NORDIWA 2021 to IWA Copenhagen 2022
Chair: Peter Tychsen 11:00-12:30 Chair: Oscar Samuelsson Chair: Lena Blom 11:00-12:30
Chair: Lovisa Gelotte Chair: Miriam Feilberg
Removal of micropollutants from wastewater effluent using a ARES Active Reduction of Emissions from wastewater The AMOZONE O3 digital twin of the Linköping WWTP, Improving winter environmental practices: Urban snow
mobile pilot E-peroxone and ozonation Systems Sweden: prediction of pharmaceuticals removal management tool (SMT)
Majid Mustafa Per Henrik Nielsen Giacomo Bellandi Jiri Marsalek
Carbon footprint assessment of wastewater treatment plants:
Can bromate reduction in anoxic MBBRs enable ozonation of Case studies from Finland Digital twins enable virtual acceptance tests (VAT) of
bromide rich-wastewater in coastal areas? Alexis Awaitey wastewater treatment plant control systems
Per Falås Erik U. Lindblom Retention of snowmelt and rain from extensive green roofs
during the snow-covered period
Greenhouse gases - How do we deal with them? Bent Braskerud
Tracking 14C-labeled micropollutants to separate degradation Mikkel Algren Stokholm-Bjerregaard Flexible Management of WRRF Objectives Using Nonlinear
from adsorption in carbon filters Model Predictive Aeration Control
Alexander Betsholtz Greenhouse Gas Reduction through Holistic Approach to Peter Alexander Stentoft
Sludge Digestion Variability of the hydrologic performance of green
Jan Høgh infrastructures due to Swedish climatic regimes
Ozonation of xenobiotic compounds from wastewater Continuous Optimization of an Industrial Symbiosis using
Low pressure - High impact. Climate and operational value Ivan Mantilla
containing bromide real-time online measurements
from vacuum degassing of digested sludge
Sille Larsen Sille Larsen
Maria Dittmann
12:30 Closing remarks
12:30-12:45
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