SCFI – Smarter Environmental Technology

Electricity Generation Aqua Critox® offers the ability to generate electricity from even digested sludge.

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AquaCritox® is revolutionary technology which can completely destroy organic wastes and generate renewable energy.

Our unique AquaCritox® process uses the properties of supercritical water to provide an economical and sustainable solution for the management of liquid organic wastes.

The technology provides a rapid, clean and sustainable method of dealing with liquid organic waste streams such as high strength industrial wastewater, sewage sludge and biosolids and enables precious metals recovery from catalysts.

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Benefits of the AquaCritox® Technology

Waste to Energy
AquaCritox® unlocks the energy present in organic wastes. The process releases energy and generates steam at 500oC which is used to generate heat and electricity.

Resource Recovery
AquaCritox® provides a complete resource recovery solution for organic wastes. AquaCritox® can be used to recover materials such as phosphorus and precious metals.

Complete Organics Destruction
AquaCritox® results in complete and rapid destruction of organic wastes with no hazardous byproducts or emissions. Conversion of organic material to carbon dioxide is achieved in supercritical water at 221bar and 374oC.

Supercritical water oxidation
AquaCritox® uses the phenomenon of supercritical water oxidation to break down organic wastes to CO2 in supercritical water in 60 seconds.

Alum Sludge: From waste to valuable product With AquaCritox® recovery process

Alum and iron salts are generally used to promote coagulation in the production of clean drinking water which results in the generation of significant quantities of drinking water sludge. The Alum sludge is typically mechanically dewatered and is currently treated as a waste which cannot be processed through traditional sewage sludge disposal methods and in many cases goes to landfill. This … Read More

Media Events

AquaCritox® will be featured in a forthcoming Discovery Channel Documentary on Energy from Waste Water. Filming at the plant in Cork, Ireland took  place March 24th 2010. Read More

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