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Life+ RusaLCA project Ana Mladenovi, 3.10.2016 Nanoremediation of water from small waste water treatment plants and reuse of water and solid remains for local needs Partners: Program LIFE+ - ZAG (coordinator) Duration of the - Joef Stefan


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Life+ RusaLCA project

Ana Mladenovič, 3.10.2016

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Nanoremediation of water from small waste water treatment plants and reuse of water and solid remains for local needs Program LIFE+ Duration of the project: 2013 - 2016

Partners:

  • ZAG (coordinator)
  • Jožef Stefan Institute
  • PKG Šprinzer Mirko
  • Structum
  • NLZOH, Novo mesto
  • Municipality of Šentrupert
  • Esplanada
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Kick off meeting, Ljubljana, 2013

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What was the motivation behind the proposal?

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  • 71 % sufrace of

the planet is covered with water

  • the most

common substance

  • n earth.

Water is everywhere

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Water is a finite source

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Water is the main costituent of living

  • rganisms:

70 - 85 wt. % of human weight – the most important nutrition

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Tree: 75 wt. % of water

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Earth salt water (97 %) : fresh water (3 %)

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Some facts about fresh water

70 % of this fresh water is actually frozen in the icecaps of Antarctica and Greenland. Of all the water on the earth, humans can used only about 0.3 % of this water. Such usable water is found in groundwater aquifers, rivers, and freshwater lakes.

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If all the world's water were fit into a gallon jug, the fresh water available for us to use would equal only about one tablespoon.

4.5 litres

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Climate changes 1880 - 2012

Average temperature of

  • ceans and land has

increased for 0,85 °C.

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Pasterza glacier (Austria)

2004 2014

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The world’s ever growing population is putting more and more strain on the fresh water supply.

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Water consumption

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Urban water crisis - water is the oil of 21. century

  • Finite sources of

fresh water

  • Growing population
  • Climate changes
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In Slovenia we have an exceptional abundance of water

Privatization of water sources: 17 out of 29 boreholes belonging to our food production industry have passed into the hands of foreign

  • wners.

The level of grounwater in Slovenia has been geting lower since 1984, and the quality of water has also been reduced. But- how long will it last?

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Climate changes – drought

Jezersko - Planšarsko jezero, April 2012

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Sustainable water treatment

  • reduction in the needs

for water,

  • use of renewable

sources of water,

  • efficient use of water.
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Aim of the RusaLCA project

  • 1. To reduce the consumption of water obtained from

natural sources by up to 30 % - using remediated water from small biological wastewater treatment plant in Šentrupert

  • 2. To establish of a protocol about the use of solid

waste obtained from that plant, and from nano- remediation tanks, in different types of composites for use in the construction industry.

  • 3. To disseminate of knowledge and good practice

among the technical and lay public.

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Bird eye view of the location

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Hvala za pozornost. We learn to value water only when the well dries up (Slovenian proverb)