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urn:nbn:nl:ui:32-371755 2011-11-03 urn:nbn:nl:ui:32-371755/mods Anaerobic treatment as a core technology for energy, nutrients and water from source-separated domestic waste(water) Zeeman G. aut Kujawa K. aut Mes, de T.Z.D. aut Graaff, de M.S. aut Abu-Ghunmi L.N.A.H. aut Mels A.R. aut Meulman B. aut Temmink B.G. aut Buisman C.J.N. aut Lier, van J.B. aut Lettinga G. aut 07149040X 282429174 314599630 314506705 314605800 229893074 180723510 074628879 091461901 070046891 text info:eu-repo/semantics/article 2008 en Based on results of pilot scale research with source-separated black water (BW) and grey water (GW), a new sanitation concept is proposed. BW and GW are both treated in a UASB (-septic tank) for recovery of CH4 gas. Kitchen waste is added to the anaerobic BW treatment for doubling the biogas production. Post-treatment of the effluent is providing recovery of phosphorus and removal of remaining COD and nitrogen. The total energy saving of the new sanitation concept amounts to 200 MJ/year in comparison with conventional sanitation, moreover 0.14 kg P/p/year and 90 litres of potential reusable water are produced Sectie Milieutechnologie Water Science and Technology 57 8 1207 1212 URN:ISSN:0273-1223 urn:nbn:nl:ui:32-371755/obj 2010-01-14 qhttp://purl.org/eprint/accessRights/RestrictedAccess