RESRECOVERY - Study on the recovery of materials contained in wastewater
This techno-economic project explores the recovery of organic materials from wastewater before their destruction, for high-value use. It investigates technologies suitable for the Walloon context, considering municipal wastewater treatment systems, the local textile industry, and new valorization opportunities (bioplastics, cellulose, etc.).
Date
From 02/01/23 to 30/06/24
Type
Project
Status
Finished
Contact information
Jean-François Gérard
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The project is a techno-economic study aimed at identifying recoverable organic components in wastewater, such as cellulose and polymers, before their destruction through conventional, costly methods. The study examines technologies suited to the Walloon context, considering existing municipal wastewater treatment systems, the Walloon textile industry, and opportunities for the relocalization of industrial activities or the creation of new valorization pathways, such as bioplastics and cellulose. The goal is to develop more sustainable and high-value solutions for organic materials in wastewater, while seeking Walloon partners for the relevant identified pathways.
Host(s)
2 profile(s) associated to this action.
Cluster H2O
A Walloon cluster entirely dedicated to players and technologies in the water sector, it was created and validated by Wallonia.
Clos Chanmurly 13, 4000 Liège, Belgique
Last updated: 29/07/2024
CEBEDEAU
CEBEDEAU, a centre of expertise and research, aims to provide practical, innovative solutions to the various sustainability challenges linked to water.
Campus de l'Université de Liège - Sart Tilman, All. de la Découverte 11, 4000 Liège, Belgique
Last updated: 27/02/2025
