Ítaca

Research into Treatment, Reuse and Control Technologies for the Future Sustainability of Water Treatment.

Años de ejecución:

2011 – 2014

Elementos de interés:

REE

The overall objective of the ÍTACA project was to investigate new technological concepts for the treatment of industrial and urban wastewater that enable, in an efficient and sustainable manner, the transformation of current treatment processes into a strategy focused on water reuse, recovery of substances, byproducts and waste, and energy valorisation, while minimizing impacts on the natural environment. The project also included parallel research into advanced measurement, automation and process control systems applied to treatment and valorisation processes. This research culminated in the development of a centralized management system capable of automatically and autonomously deciding on the sequence and control of new treatment stages for the wastewater streams under study

Descripción del proyecto:

Técnicas Reunidas (TR) actively participated in several research lines within the ITACA project, which can be grouped into the following areas:

  • Development of new membrane and nanomaterial technologies to maximize the efficiency and selectivity of filtration processes.
  • Accumulators and adsorbents/absorbents and desorbents for the selective extraction of metals and rare earth elements.
  • Biological treatment processes for the degradation of emerging and priority compounds.
  • Valorisation of waste and/or byproducts in order to minimize residual waste streams.

Socios:

ADASA, FCC, DEISA, FERROVIAL, DAM, HIDROQUIMIA, DOW, JAP

Via financiación:

CDTI_INNPRONTA

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