Advanced Iron Oxidation at Drinking Water Treatment Plants

Søgaard, Erik Gydesen; Ankrah, Daniel Anobaah

doi:10.1016/b978-0-444-53178-0.00007-9

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“…Innovations also extend to adapting production processes for water reuse, as Menenes, Stratton, and Flores (2017) examined. Furthermore, advancements in information and communication technology (ICT) have been directed at reducing drinking water usage and enhancing water quality and consumption monitoring, as well as the removal of salts and other impurities for water reclamation, as evidenced by the studies of Søgaard (2014), Coca-Prados and Gutiérrez-Cervelló (2011), Moretti andMarkič (2016), andGude (2016). In light of environmental conservation pressures, green innovations are essential for companies to gain a competitive edge, including in the manufacturing sector where industrial water is used.…”

Section: Innovations In Sustainable Water Use Materials and Processesmentioning

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Validating a Scale for Innovation in Sustainable Water Management in the Manufacturing Sector: A Slovenian Study

Moretti

2023

Naše Gospodarstvo/Our Economy

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Based on the results of our research, we have developed a reliable and valid scale for assessing the innovation success of sustainable development practices, with a specific focus on reducing drinking water consumption in the production sector, where so-called industrial water is used (for production, cooling, or both). We found that the assessment of innovation success in sustainable development management practices, specifically aimed at reducing drinking water consumption in the production sector, comprises two dimensions: measuring success in water use innovations and innovative success in water treatment and conservation. The study also found that the assessment of innovation success in sustainable development management practices, particularly focused on reducing drinking water consumption in the production sector, is influenced by reporting on sustainable water management, innovations in organizational systems, innovations in materials and processes for sustainable water use, and analysis with goal setting in water use innovations. This comprehensive analysis provides organizations without established metrics with a tool to identify potential areas for improvement, thereby enhancing ecological methods and increasing production efficiency.

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Section: Innovations In Sustainable Water Use Materials and Processesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Validating a Scale for Innovation in Sustainable Water Management in the Manufacturing Sector: A Slovenian Study

Moretti

2023

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Advanced Iron Oxidation at Drinking Water Treatment Plants

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Validating a Scale for Innovation in Sustainable Water Management in the Manufacturing Sector: A Slovenian Study

Validating a Scale for Innovation in Sustainable Water Management in the Manufacturing Sector: A Slovenian Study

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