J. Müller, J. Schwedes
Institute of Mechanical Process Engineering, Technical University of Braunschweig, Post Box 3329, D-38106 Braunschweig, Germany
Disintegration is the
mechanical disruption of the flock structure of sludge and the micro-organisms
which the sludge consists of. The first conference on this new process step in
sewage sludge treatment took place in March 1998 at the Technical University of
Braunschweig, Germany. 20 lecturers gave information about the opportunities
and limits of this interesting technology. More than 120 specialists
participated in the conference. Because the conference language was German this
report will give a brief information about the content of the conference to all
specialist who are interested in this technology.
If you have any more
questions or remarks on the conference and all aspects of disintegration please
contact Dr. Johannes Müller at the address listed at the end of the report.
Origin:
J. Müller (1998). Sewage sludge disintegration- research and
application, Newsletter IAWQ Specialist Group on Sludge Management, October
1998, pp. 9-11