manure into fertilisers and organic soil improvers. The products into a obtained have excellent quality as fertilisers and can then range of be mixed to match the nutritional requirements of any stabilised crop. BioEcoSim aimed to recover a stabilised organic soil soil amendment product (biochar) and nutrient fertiliser improving products (P and N salts) from manures. The process materials involves acidification (sulphuric acid), solid/liquid for separation, struvite precipitation and ammonia recovery, supercritical steam drying and pyrolysis of the organic fraction. The project included construction and testing of a pilot plant and assessment, including analysis of and regulatory aspects of recovered product marketing. This economic project targeted to produce sustainable soil improving benefit for products that can be easily handled, transported, and European applied. BioEcoSIM valorises livestock manure as an agriculture important example of valuable bio-waste into 1) pathogenfree, P-rich organic soil amendment, 2) slow releasing mineral fertilisers and 3) reclaimed water. The project combined three innovative technologies 1) superheated steam drying 2) precipitation unit of struvite and calcium phosphate and 3) selective separation and recovery of NH3. Water reclaimed from manure will be utilised for livestock production and/or irrigation. The sustainability of this approach was validated against standards ISO14040 and ISO14044. Implementation of the R&D results will help fulfil the need for economically viable and environmentally benign practices in European agriculture to move towards a more resource-efficient and circular economy. WW-SIP From The aim of the WW-SIP project is to redefine the urban 1-1-2012 LIFE+ Francesca Urban wastewater treatment plant (UWWTP) by transforming it Santori and into an integrated platform for sustainable and profitable Andrea sewage refinement. The project will create an Malucelli Treatment economically, socially and environmentally sustainable Plant to wastewater refinement platform (WW-SIP) by integrating Self innovative technologies into the infrastructures and
manure into a range of stabilised soil improving materials for and economic benefit for European agriculture into fertilisers and organic soil improvers. The products obtained have excellent quality as fertilisers and can then be mixed to match the nutritional requirements of any crop. BioEcoSim aimed to recover a stabilised organic soil amendment product (biochar) and nutrient fertiliser products (P and N salts) from manures. The process involves acidification (sulphuric acid), solid/liquid separation, struvite precipitation and ammonia recovery, supercritical steam drying and pyrolysis of the organic fraction. The project included construction and testing of a pilot plant and assessment, including analysis of regulatory aspects of recovered product marketing. This project targeted to produce sustainable soil improving products that can be easily handled, transported, and applied. BioEcoSIM valorises livestock manure as an important example of valuable bio-waste into 1) pathogenfree, P-rich organic soil amendment, 2) slow releasing mineral fertilisers and 3) reclaimed water. The project combined three innovative technologies 1) superheated steam drying 2) precipitation unit of struvite and calcium phosphate and 3) selective separation and recovery of NH3. Water reclaimed from manure will be utilised for livestock production and/or irrigation. The sustainability of this approach was validated against standards ISO14040 and ISO14044. Implementation of the R&D results will help fulfil the need for economically viable and environmentally benign practices in European agriculture to move towards a more resource-efficient and circular economy. WW-SIP From Urban Treatment Plant to Self The aim of the WW-SIP project is to redefine the urban wastewater treatment plant (UWWTP) by transforming it into an integrated platform for sustainable and profitable sewage refinement. The project will create an economically, socially and environmentally sustainable wastewater refinement platform (WW-SIP) by integrating innovative technologies into the infrastructures and 1-1-2012 LIFE+ Francesca Santori and Andrea Malucelli
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