Technologies
T#1: In-situ remediation of AFFF-contaminated soil and groundwater via site flushing using a xanthan-based non-Newtonian fluid.
- TRL 4 - 6
- Case Study 6
- Publication
T#2: Ferrate plus persulfate generates reactive oxidants that degrade contaminants; injecting activated persulfate with ferrate enables in-situ groundwater remediation.
T#3: High-power ultrasound induces cavitation bubble formation and collapse in liquids.
T#4: Nanofiltration and reverse osmosis use membranes with different pore sizes to filter compounds out of a solution.
T#5: The AOP based on electroperoxone combines ozone with powerful in situ generated oxidants, such as hydroxyl radicals, to break down pollutants.
Constructed wetlands (CWs) are engineered systems that mimic natural wetlands to improve water quality using substrates (sand, gravel), microorganisms, and pollutant-tolerant plants.
T#6: Non-oxidative thermochemical treatment of RO/NF concentrate and sludge at high temperature physically and chemically destroys organic compounds.
T#7: Applying electrical current generates ions, short-lived radicals, and short-wave radiation that destroy compounds.
- TRL 4-6
- Case Study 4
- Publication
- Deliverable: 4.6
Contaminated compunds can be removed from sediments by washing.
- TRL 7
- Case Study 5
- Deliverable D3.3
For more specific information about technologies have a look on CWA and D6.9 Market Study Analysis.
