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Unused useful matter sewage treatment plant
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Issue
Unused useful matter sewage treatment plant
Sewagewater contains many nutrients that are not or not optimally used.
Waste water consists a lot of cellulose (mostly in form of toilet paper), a valuable raw material with many application. Cellulose is not recovered from waste water as a raw material at this moment.
Solution
Cellulose Assisted Dewatering of Sludge (CADoS)
CADoS is process to recover cellulose from waste water to use it in the de-watering of fermentation sludge. This method of waste water treatment reduces the use of chemicals and energy. Besides this, sludge is discharged with a higher dry matter percentage and therefor less sludge transportation is needed.

Pros
- The sieved matter from the de-watered sludge can be converted into bio-gas. But, recycling for the production of bio-plastics is also possible.
- Sludge processing becomes much simpler by using CADoS and certain process parts are unnecessary. Because of this, future sewage plant require less space.
Characteristics
- Topic Water chain
- Development state 10: Proven in operational situation
- Setting type Rural area
- Water type Waste water
- Project period 4-7 years
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