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CLEANSITE · CLEANSITE: Novel Electrochemical Oxidation for Landfill Leachate Treatment
The CLEANSITE project will develop a novel system and technology for on-site treatment of collected landfill waste water – or leachate – though a novel and intelligent treatment method, which combines highly innovative electrochemical treatment or advanced oxidation methods with smart sensor’s and enabling microelectronic technology for optimised process control and design. Due to significant performance and efficiency gains, the innovation suggested will promote a modal shift of leachate and waste water management practises in the EU and add an important and significant contribution to the current Best Available Technique (BAT). The market opportunity for the SME consortium - group of European suppliers of windows and ventilation systems – lies in the provision a treatment profile with improved environmental profile. The major innovation and point of market differentiation of the CLEANSITE system will elimination current economic and environmental costs though on site-treatment and leachate management optimisation. The reductions in treatment costs alone are sufficient to render the product very attractive to customers. The envisaged solution, however, is likely to result in a paradigm shift towards much needed innovative solutions, with wider associated societal and economic benefits. The R&D work required to achieve project objectives is centred around technical work packages with regard to system design, electrochemical and advanced oxidation, integrated water management and control enabling technology – all of which are integrated in a novel waste water treatment system with wide application potential.
Consortium · 7 organisations
AALBORG UNIVERSITET
DK · €38,400
THE UNIVERSITY OF MANCHESTER
UK
EUROTEKNIK LTD
UK · €370,863
SONDERBORG AFFALD A/S
DK
Vestjysk Rustfri Montage ApS
DK · €196,095
Mimir Solutions ApS
DK · €304,821
GRONN VEKST AS
NO · €289,821
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