WANDA: Water ANomaly Detection Application
The uncertainty in collected data is extensive while the quality of the data is a prerequisite for an increased pace of digitalization in many industries.
Our projects
Sweden Water Research conducts research into water and develops new, effective solutions to meet the future challenges facing the water services industry.
We create, run, participate in and initiate projects that seek out suitable partnerships, with the ultimate aim of increasing knowledge of successful methods for the development and climate change adaptation of the cities of the future. Projects within Sweden Water Research are run in close collaboration with the owner municipalities and will, in either the short or the long term, benefit day-to-day operations.
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Nitrogen removal for stricter demands
New environmental permits for wastewater treatment plants tend to demand lower effluent concentrations than before.
Murån river, drainage and ecology
Several studies conducted at the Bolmen Research Station indicate that the local impact of the Murån river in the southwestern lake Bolmen results in significant browning of the Bolmen water, which is used for drinking water after treatment at the Ringsjöverket facility. This has a significant environmental impact and is cost-intensive.
Blue Transition – How to make my region climate resilient
The growing population in Southern Sweden, as well as the industrial and agricultural activities, need a continuous supply of clean water. To ensure sufficient and non-polluted water, surface water and groundwater resources are crucial. Facing future scenarios of climate change, the Southern Sweden area will likely be challenged with droughts, heavy rain events and temperature extremes in the upcoming years.
Phosphorus availability in sludge biochar
In a four-year frame trial, uptake of phosphorus and heavy metals will be evaluated from two different types of sewage sludge and five different sludge biochars in frame trials.
Phosphorous dynamics in Vombsjön
This is Anna Söderman’s PhD project. Anna is an industrial doctoral student at Sweden Water Research and Sydvatten through Lund University of Technology.
From hidden sewer systems to full accessibility for smart decisions
This is the PhD research project of Martin Bjerke. Martin is an industrial PhD student working for VA SYD and Lund University, with funding from Sweden Water Research.
Future water management for Lagan
This is August Bjerkén's PhD project. August is an industrial doctoral student at Sydvatten through Lund University of Technology, with funding from Sweden Water Research.
Exploration of new online methods for monitoring and analyzing bathing water quality
This is Isabel Erb’s doctoral research project. Isabel is an industrial PhD student at Sweden Water Research and Lund University.
FramBliK – The future biofilm process, still with continuous operation
Many municipal wastewater treatment plants are facing expansion and reconstruction. Lack of space and requirements for sustainability mean that compact, resource-efficient, environmentally friendly and cost-effective solutions are in demand. This project is about investigating a new biofilm process, with a bio-based carrier, to assess whether this process can be a viable alternative in future wastewater treatment plants.
Water management policy for cooperation in catchement areas.
This is the PhD research project of Emma Enström. Emma is an industrial PhD student working for Sweden Water Research, Sydvatten and Lund University.
Testbed Ellinge
Testbed Ellinge is a project whose main purpose is to create a basis for the Swedish wastewater works´ choice for sustainable sludge management.