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1 POLITECHNIKA KRAKOWSKA Kraków POLITECHNIKA GDAŃSKA Gdańsk KUNGL TEKNISKA HÖGSKOLAN Stockholm ЛЬBIBCЬKA ПOЛITEXHIKA Львів ХAPKIBbKA НАЦІОНАЛЬНА АКАДЕМІЯ МІСЬКОГО ГОСПОДАРСТВА Харків КИЇВСЬКИЙ ПОЛІТЕХНІЧНИЙ ІНСТИТУТ Куів AKADEMIA TECHNICZNO- HUMANISTYCZNA Bielsko-Biała POLITECHNIKA ŚLĄSKA Gliwice UKRAINIAN POLISH SWEDISH SEMINAR FUTURE URBAN SANITATION TO MEET NEW REQUIREMENTS FOR WATER QUALITY IN THE BALTIC SEA AND BLACK SEA REGIONS
2 Opening of the seminar Monday, May 7 th E. Plaza (KTH) Future urban sanitation to meet new requirements for sea water quality A. Tamazashvili, M. Gomelya (KPI) Removal of dissolved oxygen from water using the sulphite form anion exchange resin Coffee/Tea M. Cimochowicz-Rybicka, S. Rybicki (CUT) Minimization of sewage sludge production legislation, new technologies, applying B. Mrowiec, L. Przywara, M. Kuglarz (UBB) Anoxic and anaerobic wastewater treatment in presence of aromatic hydrocarbons R. Tomczak-Wandzel, E. Levlin (GUT/KTH) Biogas production from fish wastes in co-digestion with sewage sludge M. Malovanyy, S. Huhlych, H. Sakalova, T. Vasylinych (LPNA) Perspectives of bentonite clays application in the technology of heavy metal ions removal from industrial wastewaters M. Malovanyy, N. Vronska, H. Sakalova (LPNA) On the use of natural sorbents for removal of microbial contaminants from water solutions 14:25-14:50 A. Węgrzyn, K. Miksch (SUT) Competitive interactions among bacteria in bioaugmented activated sludge during oil-containing wastewater degradation Dinner
3 Tuesday, May 8 th A. Malovanyy, E. Plaza, J. Trela, Y. Yatchyshyn, M. Malovanyy (KTH/LPNU) Ammonium removal through biological processes of partial nitrification and Anammox from wastewater with increased salinity A. Ziembińska, G. Cema, S. Żabczyński (SUT) PCR-DGGE as a useful method for bacterial diversity monitoring in coke wastewater treatment R. Sultana, E. Plaza, J. Trela (KTH) One stage Deammonification process performance at low temperatures G. Cema, J. Yang, P. Gutwiński, A. Ziembińska (SUT/KTH) Start up of partial nitritation/anammox process from SBRs under different operation strategies Coffee/Tea E.V. Goltvianytskaya, T.A. Shabliy, N.D. Gomelya, (KPI) Evaluating the effectiveness use of weak-acid cation exchanger DOWEX MAС-3 for cationic water softening O. Khandogina, M. Zhylina (NAMEK) Studying of carbonization process for adsorbent production from natural materials M. Kryłów (CUT) Polybrominated flame retardants in sewage sludge. (review) L. Przywara, B. Mrowiec, J. Suschka (UBB) Municipal sewage treatment in upflow anaerobic filter Discussion Dinner
4 Wednesday, May 9 th P. Sevola, E. Koskenniemi (Finland) Implementation of water frame directive, maritime directive and flood directive in West Finland Y. Vystavna, Y. Vergeles, E. Sergeeva, F. Stolberg (NAMEK) Phenolic endocrine disrupting compounds in urban rivers: monitoring and application as wastewater tracers J. Yang, J. Trela, K. Tjus, E. Plaza (KTH/IVL) N 2 O emission from a partial nitrification/anammox process in a Moving Bed Biofilm Reactor I.E. Klosowska-Chomiczewska, E. Hallmann, K. Medrzycka, E. Karpenko (GUT/LPNU) Environmental consequences of emulsifying properties of biosurfactant produced by pseudomonas sp Coffee/Tea O. Goltvianytska, T. Shabliy, M. Gomelya (KPI) Evaluating the effectiveness of anion exchange extraction of nitrates from aqueous E. Hallmann, R. Tomczak-Wandzel, K. Mędrzycka (GUT) Treatment of effluents from soil remediation processes T. Stypka, A. Flaga-Maryanczyk, J. Schnotale (CUT) Multicriteria comparative analysis using ecolabeling procedure: refrigerator s selection case study V. Barannik, A. Zherlitsyn (NAMEK) Dynamic model of nutrients withdrawal at the open ponds for phytoplancton biomass production E. Levlin (KTH) Hammarby Sjöstadsverket - An unique facility for research on future wastewater technology Panel discussion Dinner
5 Study visit at Sevastopol National University 8.30 Departure from Hotel Kichkine Arrival to Sevastopol Meeting with the Rector of the University Thursday, May 10 th Presentation of Visby programme Prof. Elzbieta Plaza Stroll around the University Lunch Tour around the city of Sevastopol and to Chersonese Departure from Sevastopol Arrival to Hotel Kichkine Dinner
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