STEP Sludge Technological Ecological Progress

10/02/2021

We invite you to participate in the online workshop of international project STEP – Sludge Technological Ecological Progress. Project partners from Poland, Sweden, Denmark and Lithuania will present main topics as plasma supported deodorization, sludge composting optimization, effects on WWTP efficiency of reducing excess water from sewers, external sludge management, assessment of sewage sludge – phthalates and life cycle impact assessment of WWTP.

The workshop will be organized via Zoom platform. Please, make sure you will be connected to Zoom with full name and surname.

Workshop date: March 4, 2021.
Time: 13.00-16.00 (CET)
Workshop agenda:
Meeting link: https://liedm.zoom.us/j/98092689471
Registration here: https://forms.gle/AvmHrdqCtfG5iqvp8

22/07/2020

On our web page you can now read a new report "Plan for sludge treatment of different size wastewater treatment plants"

RAPORTY Z PROJEKTU Raporty z projektu zostały niedawno ukończone: Research on the composting process of dewatered sewage sludge: Pobierz raport Deliverable 4.1. Plan for sludge treatment of different size wastewater treatment plants: Pobierz raport  Lider projektu Zachodniopomorski Uniwersytet ...

08/05/2020

At the end of April we planned to organize the next Project Partner event in Poland. Unfortunately, the epidemiological situation did not allow us to organize this meeting. But we were able to meet online and discus the next activities in STEP project.

07/11/2019

Project manager Marcin Hołub, prof. of ZUT, is taking part in the 5th International Congress on Energy Efficiency and Energy Related Materials" which will be held on October 22-28, 2019 in Oludeniz, Fethiye / Mugla-TURKEY. He is presenting STEP project results on this multi-national event with a paper titled: "Energy efficiency of small waste water treatment plants in the Baltic Sea region – a comparative case study" which compares energy efficiency indexes of WWTP of project partners. Paper will be available for download on our project website after the congress revision process is completed.

22/10/2019

You can now download our new report on the completion of the research project entitled "Research on the composting process of dewatered sewage sludge"

Project reports Project reports recently have been completed: “Research on the composting process of dewatered sewage sludge”. Report download  Lead Partner West Pomeranian University of Technology, Szczecin Electrical Engineering FacultyWest Pomeranian University of Technology, Szczecin Addr...

08/10/2019

This week we are participating in . We will discoss the future of South Baltic cooperation.

26/02/2019

The 3rd Project Partner meeting already start. This time we are visiting The municipality of Hoor.

10/01/2019

If you are a polish speaking, we are invite you to listen an interview about STEP project.

Oczyszczają powietrze piorunami. Tak w dużym uproszczeniu można opisać nową technologię, którą testują naukowcy Zachodniopomorskiego Uniwersytetu Technologicznego.

20/11/2018

On the 7th and 8th of November preliminary measurements regarding plasma base deodorization of compost production facility in Goleniów too place. Scientists from West Pomeranian University of Technology (plasma unit and power supply units) and Gdańsk University of Technology (chemical analytics) took samples for several system arrangements and parameters. Two different compost piles from initial production stage were used with hermetization tunnels. Measurements will be repeated during several weeks to investigate raw and treated gas compositions and system efficiency for various production stages. GWiK personnell was used to prepare the piles and prepare the plant for pilot investigations.

12/07/2018

Sludge Technological Ecological Progress – increasing the quality and reuse of sewage sludge (Acronym STEP) is a collaborative project funded from the Interreg South Baltic Programme.

The project involves 5 entities from 4 Member States counties (PL, DK, LT, SE). The partners represent academic/research sector (universities) and practitioners managing and operating the waste water treatment plants (WWTPs and municipality).