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Dr.ir Peter van de Maas
(Waterlaboratorium Noord)
Company members
Grontmij
Landustrie
STOWA
Unilever
Vitens
Waterleiding Maatschappij Drenthe
Waterleidingbedrijf Groningen
Waterlaboratorium Noord
Knowledge institute members
Environmental Technology, Wageningen University
prof.dr.ir. Cees J.N. Buisman, dr.ir. Grietje Zeeman, prof.dr.ir. Wim H. Rulkens, dr.ir. Harry
Bruning, dr.ir. Hardy Temmink
Environmental Biotechnology, Technical University Delft
prof.dr.ir. Mark C.M. van Loosdrecht
Process Systems Engineering, Technical University Eindhoven
prof.dr.ir. André B. de Haan
Membrane Technology, University Twente
dr.ir. Louis van der Ham
Separation at source
There is an increasing interest for small-scale water production and wastewater treatment technologies. In Wetsus, both subjects are addressed in the research program of the ‘separation at source’ theme.
Production of water Goal is the development of effective and reliable technologies to remove unwanted compounds from water that is intended for utilization. The technologies that are under development should be able to operate on small scale and stand-alone. In order to guarantee the supply of reliable water to customers, remote monitoring will be required for process and quality control. Further focus will be on adsorption technology and biological safety of the produced water. Decentralized wastewater treatment
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In order to reach sustainability objectives like water reuse, recovery of resources and energy saving,separation of wastewater streams at source is required. This statement is valid for both industrial and municipal wastewater treatment. For this reason, there is a clear demand for stand alone, decentralized and sustainable water treatment technology. In Wetsus’ research program in this field, biotechnology and adsorption are the main scientific approaches.
