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i Goal Rimco Veenje Laura Pinter Antti Pietiläinen Antoine Marisael Francois Kaltenbach Maria Teresa Fronterotta Hans De Vries
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The Concept Self sustainable Energy Food Own solid waste processing Own wastewater processing
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WASTE in Finland 522 kg/ab y x 1.400 ab = 731 ton/y
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PLASTIC, PAPER…. BIOLOGICAL WASTE WASTE RYCICLE
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Farm Cogeneration Farm BIOLOGICAL (ORGANIC) WASTE
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+ District heating Cogeneration Biogas producted by organic waste and wastewater treatment BIOLOGICAL (ORGANIC) WASTE
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Waste water treatment Waste water produced: 64000 m 3 /a The two caverns can be used as water treatment plant ◦ Sedimentation clarificatrion ◦ Nitrification-denitrification process Anaerobic treatment of sludge ◦ Methane used in electricity and heat generation
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Cogeneration system
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Reducing energy consumption Keycards Wall panels Common wood fired saunas Efficient lighting Common freezer areas Common laundry/drying rooms Up to 45 % reduction
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Energy production WindSide turbines on the roofs and by the shoreline PV panels and windows Thermoelectricity Methane combustion Floor tiles Smart grid
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o Any hot water that goes down the drain carries away energy with it. That's typically 80–90% of the energy used to heat water in a home. Waste water heat recovery systems capture this energy to heat cold water entering the water heater or going to other water fixtures. o Drain-water heat exchangers can recover heat from the hot water used in showers, sinks, dishwashers, and clothes washers. They generally have the ability to store recovered heat for later use. o The waste water maintains a temperature between 10 and 20°C in the lines, whatever the season.
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o Hot water quickly o No waste water Advantages
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