ACQUEAU Workshop Heslinki 2015_Introduction_Mike Farrimond_ACQUEAU
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Title: Challenges of industrial water treatment Presented by Mike Farrimond, ACQUEAU Scientific Advisor ACQUEAU Workshop on Industrial Waste Water Treatment 12 March 2015
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- 8. โฆmaking your project happenโฆ16/03/20158 Challenges : 1 - produce an effluent of stable quality from a highly variable influent 2 - decrease the environmental impact and cost of treatment processes by: o valorise as much as possible the components of this effluent, - more selective processes o decrease the energy consumption of the overall process o recycle effluents The BLUE Book
- 9. โฆmaking your project happenโฆ16/03/20159 Avoid/minimise Treat & reuse Treat & recycle Material recovery Energy recovery Destruction /disposal
- 10. โฆmaking your project happenโฆ16/03/201510 1. Low energy brine treatment 2. Biological treatment to operate in extreme and variable conditions 3. Process intensification 4. Catalytic processes (e.g. organic compound removal, โฆ) 5. Nano-engineered materials 6. Surface modification of membranes 7. Membrane nano-engineering to reach higher fluxes with lower energy 8. Adsorption, new materials with enhanced specificity 9. Low scaling/low fouling membranes 10.Selective separation of valuable compounds 11.Recovery of organic matter to produce energy or use as a resource in other applications 12.Treatment of refractory COD by sustainable processes The BLUE Book - needs
- 11. โฆmaking your project happenโฆ16/03/201511 Where are we going?
- 12. โฆmaking your project happenโฆ Data from Sciencedirect.com - annual publications with these key words 16/03/201512
- 13. โฆmaking your project happenโฆ Technology Regulation and Policies Business models, performance measures; Procurement practice, Contracts & incentives; Mindsets, culture & behaviour The BAU โlock-inโ cloud How do we get โbeyond the R & Dโ? (ref Prof Charles Ainger, Cambridge University) 13 Innovation progress Time โLandscapeโ - standard practice โNicheโ - new ideas โBAUโ SustainableInnovate R & D or new idea Wide adoption of new solution (After Ainger, 2010) โ1st useโ full-scale project Broad dissemination 1st โfollowerโ project โCase studyโ - report of 1st project โWhat-if?โ study, and/or pilot
- 14. โฆmaking your project happenโฆ16/03/201514 Barriers to innovation โข Ecological, social, political pressures Local environment Legislation Competition Lack of legislation Political interference
- 15. โฆmaking your project happenโฆ16/03/201515 Barriers to innovation Company strategies Green credentials Cost reduction Lack of strategy No competitive pressure
- 16. โฆmaking your project happenโฆ16/03/201516 Barriers to innovation Financial pressures SME spin offs Subsidised RDI Low risk โ high return solutions Risk averse lenders High IRR needed Lack of skills Low cost economies
- 17. โฆmaking your project happenโฆ16/03/201517 Barriers to innovation Networking & cooperation Open innovation Network from RDI to End user Lack of open innovation Intense competition Lack of skills
- 18. โฆmaking your project happenโฆ16/03/201518 Whatโs the answer?
- 19. THANK YOU for your attention ! Please feel free to ask questions + 32 (0) 27 770 986 mike.farrimond@acqueau.eu www.acqueau.eu rue Neerveld, 107, Brussels, B-1200
Editor's Notes
- the risk/credibility gap is entirely understandable - we work in a sector which has responsibilities for public and environmental safety and if we fail, we fail in public, on the front pages of the newspapers.. so, to innovate faster, we need to create planned opportunities to allow the experimental, business case testing questions to be asked โ in a safe way