Articles

SCFI regularly publishes articles in the academic and industry journals pertaining to all aspects of super critical water oxidation, waste recovery and effluent treatment. A number of these have been uploaded below and further articles will be added over time.

Supercritical water oxidation (SCWO) is an innovative, economic and effective destruction method for organic wastewater and sludge and is a realistic alternative to conventional methods. From 1998 to 2007 extensive evaluations of the destruction of sewage sludge by SCWO were performed by Chematur Engineering AB Read More
Incineration is the traditional method used to recover precious metals from spent catalysts, but it has a number of drawbacks, particularly from an environmental point of view. Now a British-Swedish joint venture, involving Chematur Engineering AB and Johnson Matthey, has developed a process that uses supercritical water oxidation to recover Read More
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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