Top Tweets for #sludgeffect
What to do with #PFAS contaminated #sludge/#biosolid? Pyrolyze it to remove #PFAS, then use the produced #biochar to sorb #PFAS in contaminated wastewater & soil, reducing its spreading.
Our latest on this technological concept:
https://t.co/qOY0I9MJsZ
@AragornEU #SLUDGEFFECT
Huge thanks to the amazing team of Shi Yao, Xiaona Li, Tao Wang, Xin Jiang, lead by Yang Song; and to cofunding from @forskningsradet project #SLUDGEFFECT (302371)
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Erlend SΓΈrmo presents our pilot scale study about how pyrolyses of #PFAS contaminated organic waste will eliminate >98% of PFAS in carbon negative way! #SETACDublin #SLUDGEFFECT @InfoNGI
Link to the study: https://t.co/rRpQudWS43

Gabriela Castro presents a rapid method to quantify #OPFRs in sewage sludge and biochar. We used this merhod to show how sludge pyrolysis can retain elimnate #OPFRs but retain carbon and nutrients. #SETACDublin #SLUDGEFFECT
@InfoNGI @NTNU

In #SLUDGEFFECT we explore ways of removing #PFAS, #microplastic, #phthalates and other contaminants in #sludge through pilot scale dry pyrolyses and thermal treatments, to recycle nutrients and carbon
https://t.co/TwVv9N9Jem
https://t.co/UC2m4Fi1q0
Funding: @forskningsradet
Many thanks to @KseniaGroh , @MattMacL and @ZhanyunWang for fantastic collaboration on this!
Thanks Elizabeth Ellenwood for providing the images of #nurdles and #detriticorganoplastoids :-)
Funding: @ZeroPM_H2020 @HorizonEU & #SLUDGEFFECT @forskningsradet & @FulbrightPrgrm

New: Using #PFAS contaminated sewage sludge to remediate PFAS in 2 steps:
1) Use dry pyrolyses to destroy PFAS and convert the sludge into a char
2) Use the char as a sorbent to immobilize PFAS in wastewater or soil
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InfoNGI
https://t.co/hAxIiPYV5A
New: Using #PFAS contaminated sewage sludge to remediate PFAS in 2 steps:
1) Use dry pyrolyses to destroy PFAS and convert the sludge into a char
2) Use the char as a sorbent to immobilize PFAS in wastewater or soil
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β© #VOW #SLUDGEFFECT @InfoNGI
https://t.co/hAxIiPYng2
In the research project #SLUDGEFFECT we are investigating how thermal treatments, like pyrolysis, get rid of #PFAS and other hazardous substances in #sludge and #ewaste yet could recycle as much of the sludge as possible.
see:
https://t.co/a95JGyjCVD
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I love #recycling but we need better sorting and pyrolysis technologies to deal with the hazardous substances, like lead, BFR and phthalates in #PVC. Otherwise this could lead to increased #exposure. This needs research. Until then, vote no. #sludgeffect
What is the most sustainable way to remove hazardous chemicals in a circular economy? We start 2020 with the amazing news that the Norwegian Research council will support a bold cooperation initiative of academia, industry and regulators to address this topic: #SLUDGEFFECT!

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