28 August 2021

CWR Online Seminar – Advanced technologies for wastewater treatment and resource recovery

An online workshop on advanced technologies for wastewater treatment and resource recovery was organised by CWR on 28th August 2021. CWR researchers shared their research findings in computational fluid dynamics-kinetic modelling of FBR-Fenton/GAC process and bromate formation in UVA/TiO2/peroxydisulfate system. Ammonium removal/recovery in domestic wastewater by polymeric hydrogels and application of novel vibrating ceramic membrane bioreactor for domestic wastewater treatment were also presented in this seminar. The audience showed a lot interested in the advanced wastewater treatment technologies developed by CWR and many interesting questions were raised during the seminar.

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