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Overview of ongoing research projects: collaboration projects of Waternet Symposium Waterharmonica Joost Kappelhof, april 24, 2009 Outline My view on waterharmonica Overview projects Ideas for application at Waternet 2

My impression of the waterharmonica by talking around with collegues Two groups of people: followers and opponents of the Waterharmonica 3 followers: Nice Nature N,P, SS, fish, daphnia opponents: There are better alternatives for effluent polishing The ditch on which we discharge introduces biodiversity rapidly Needs expensive space Waterharmonica is a believe How can we cope with these different opinions? 4

What do we know? A lot! As we ve seen in the former presentations Water quality: N-removal varies from 0 upto 0,8 ppm P-removal small, upto 0,1 ppm Reduction suspended solids reasonable (appr.50%) and as SS trap during hydraulic peaks Disinfection 1 to 3 logreduction in the system Toxicity reduces, but not quantified yet Biodiversity increases Image waterboard improves 5 Main questions How to design to reach a desired effect? Effects of peaks: hydraulic and quality How and where takes disinfection place? SS out, what transition takes place and is SS-out better than SS-in? Toxicity effects: where occurs what improvement? Hygienic quality: can we produce water quality that meets bathing criteria? The value of biodiversity it achieved by waterharmonica Value for recreation and the image for waterboards 6

Reserach set up Waternet related projects Finalizing PhD student activities Ruud Kampf Stowa project PhD student Bram Mulling IP-KRW project moeraszuiver afvalwater 7 Finalizing PhD work Ruud Kampf Analyzing data collected from different sites: Everstekoog Aqualan Grou Empuriabrava Horstermeer N, P, SS removal: seasonal variations Briefly: hygienic quality, biodiversity To do: Some additional analysis Writing dissertation Campylobacter jejuni 8

Finalizing PhD work Ruud Kampf Network is powerfull Same experiments at different places Working in open space leads to discussions Campylobacter jejuni 9 Stowa project Stowa funds 230.000 euro, 2009-2010 Project manager: Rob vd Boomen (Witteveen en Bos) Focus on: design criteria constructed wetlands Based on existing data Knowledge gap: behaviour in cases of peaks Hydraulic peaks Campylobacter jejuni Disfunctioning WWTP (SS, N, P) Monitoring program focussed on peaks PhD student UvA: connected to Stowa project 10

PhD student Bram Mulling (UvA) Waternet funds PhD student The fate of particles in constructed wetlands (with help of the Spanish experiences) Transition in suspended solids in Daphnia ponds, in reed beds and fish spawning area Behaviour of pathogens and role of predation of pathogens on hygienic quality Knowledge also applicable for natural banks and other projects 11 IP-KRW project moeraszuiver afvalwater : Imares Project initiated and managed by Imares (Edwin Foekema) Upgrading Treated Wastewater in Constructed Wetlands Project cost: 1.267.480 Euro, subsidised 1.073.980 Euro. Partners: ImaresWUR, Deltares, Waterboard Fryslan, de Dommel, Aa en Maas, Waternet Aim: risk and effects of emerging substances in treated waste water including a constructed wetland system and predation of pathogens by daphnia: Monitoring strategy aquatic toxicology In what compartiment are emerging substances (organics and pathogens) removed? 12

Noteview / Handout Monitoring appraoch moeraszuiver afvalwater Aim: relation between chemical analysis and, in vitro and in vivo bioassays Giardia 13 Ideas for application by Waternet Horstermeer 14 Basis layout Waternet Powerpoint 7

Nazuiveringsvijvers, ecologisering van het effluent, waterbuffer, etc. Moerassysteem 20 ha bij de rwzi 40 80 ha Rwzi Horstermeer met een moerassysteem van ca. 20 ha bij de rwzi Water ca. 34 ha, 100 % effluent Belasting 15 cm/dag, ca. 1 m2/i.e. Hydraulische verblijftijd ca. 3.5 dagen Gevolgd door een ecologiserend filter als waterbuffer, etc. Ideas for application by Waternet WWTP effluent in city of Amstelveen via waterharmonica Present situation ti Inlaatwater Stedelijk water Effluent rwzi De Poel 16

Ideas about applications for Waternet WWTP effluent in city of Amstelveen via waterharmonica Application waterharmonica Nat weiland (plas-dras) Moerasbos of riet Vijvers Defosfatering en rietvegetatie De Poel 17 Conclusions Research projects focussed on Design criteria Value of waterharmonica in terms of water quality Particle characterization Hygiene toxicity also attention for Value of biodiversity in the water Value from image point of view (experience of the watercycle and recreation) KRW boost leads to: Even better network better knowledge about the value of Waterharmonica 18

Discussion: the Spanish situation compared to us Do our activities on water quality (particles, hygienic oparameters, toxicity) cover your biggest concerns? How do the Spanish deal with: Value of biodiversity in the water? Value from image point of view (experience of the watercycle and recreation)? 19 Daphnia pond Is it Nature?? Reed beds Constructed nature Give water back to nature Daphnia reactor Biological filtration Or a process?? Algae reactor Free flow wetland Fish spawning for nutrient as phototrophic area to meet EU storage biofilm reactor biodiversity criteria 20