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Revision as of 12:30, 17 June 2022
Project Q4295483 in Greece, Spain, Malta, Lebanon, Tunisia
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
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| English | Towards Sustainable Treatment and Reuse of Wastewater in the Mediterranean Region |
Project Q4295483 in Greece, Spain, Malta, Lebanon, Tunisia |
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2,554,790.16 Euro
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2,838,655.73 Euro
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90.0 percent
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1 September 2019
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31 August 2022
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Centre for Research and Technology, Hellas
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40°36'0.36"N, 22°58'13.04"E
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36°48'23.36"N, 10°10'53.51"E
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35°53'14.28"N, 14°31'0.26"E
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36°51'7.60"N, 2°27'19.87"W
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38°1'31.87"N, 1°10'6.74"W
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34°26'35.52"N, 35°50'10.61"E
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36°41'50.17"N, 10°30'17.24"E
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Reclaimed municipal wastewater is considered as a valuable non-conventional water resource (NCWR). Unfortunately, a substantial number of wastewater treatment plants installed in the Mediterranean region have proven unsuccessful copies of western-based treatment system concepts. Besides their high operational and maintenance costs, these systems are often unsuited to address the local challenges of wastewater treatment. As a result, treated municipal water is commonly underexploited throughout the region. To address these challenges, AQUACYCLE is set to bring an eco-innovative wastewater treatment technology that will consist of anaerobic digestion, constructed wetlands and solar treatment for the cost-effective treatment of urban wastewater with minimal costs of operation and maximum environmental benefits. (English)
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