Presentation prepared for the 3rd year evaluation of my thesis, provisionally entitled: “Treatment of polluted sludge with emerging contaminants: degradation and risk assessment”
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3rd year thesis evaluation
1. TREATMENT OF POLLUTED
SLUDGE WITH EMERGING
CONTAMINANTS:
DEGRADATION AND RISK
ASSESSMENT
Guillem Llorens Blanch
3rd Year Evaluation
June, 3th 2014
2. Main objectives
Study of the fungal
degradation of emerging
contaminants in sludge
Identification of
degradation products and
enzymes
Design of a scalable
process and optimization
of the operating
parameters for its
application in real
conditions
Environmental and
economic study of the
processes by LCA and RA
Water treatment generates
sludge, which has to be
treated before final disposal
Emerging Contaminants are
not yet regulated but it is
expected to be
PPCPs are a widespread
and heterogeneous group
that can achieved the
environment trough the
wastewaters and WWTP
sludge
Reuse of wastewater and
use of WWTP sludge can
cause an accumulation of
these pollutants in the water
cycle
Justification
June, 3th 2014
Introduction
3. Article 1: treatment of MBR sludge
at Erlenmeyer scale
Treatment of MBR sludge in bioslurry systems
with Trametes versicolor
Experiments finished
Pending publication because the analysis
has been carried out in an external
laboratory, which takes more time to obtain
the results and to discuss them
Will be submitted to Environmental Science:
Processes & Impacts
June, 3th 2014
Work
4. Article 2: treatment of MBR sludge
at reactor scale
Treatment of MBR sludge in bioslurry systems
at reactor scale with Trametes versicolor as
a pre-treatment of anaerobic digestion
Experiments finished
Not published, will be made after article 1
June, 3th 2014
Work
5. Article 3: treatment of WWTP
sludge in biopiles systems
Treatment of WWTP sludge in biopiles
systems with Trametes versicolor
Optimization and first degradation
experiments finished
Optimization of the biopiles was presented –
orally – at the conference: IAMAW 1st
International Workshop (5-8 June 2012 -
Santarém, Portugal)
Soon, the microbiological analysis of the
samples will start
June, 3th 2014
Work
6. Article 4: treatment of Heavy
Metals with Trametes versicolor
Treatment of heavy metals with Trametes
versicolor
Optimization experiments finished
The work is at a very early stage
Depending on the results, real landfill and
mining leachates would be treated
June, 3th 2014
Work
7. Extension of the thesis submission deadline
I still have 15 funded months (FPI grant)
The development time of the thesis is large
because:
it is based in long-term experiments
involves other external Research Centres
Submitting the thesis in Sept. 2015 would allow to
finalize new research lines that has arose from the
initial experiments
From July 2014 till January 2015 I’ll do a short stay in
CSIRO Land & Water Labs (Adelaide, Australia); this
will improve my thesis because:
I’ll design and evaluate new equipment to treat rainwater
New methodologies related to the treatment and monitoring
of micro-pollutants in water could be included in the thesis
June, 3th 2014
8. June, 3th 2014
Planning
Present day
Departure
to
Australia
Spain
Microorganism
analysis (work
made by other
labs)
Australia
Sand-Bank
Filtration
LCA & RA
Return to
UAB
Heavy
Metals
experim
ents
Global
LCA &
RA
Thesis deposit
TimeLine
03/06/14
26/06/14
16/01/15
Till May 2015
September
2015