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<b>Turning waste into power through hydrothermal carbonization</b>

Federation University Australia
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Turning Waste into Power through Hydrothermal Carbonization _ Description.

Have you ever thought about what happens to our wastewater? It heads to treatment plants, where it produces sludge. This sludge, after some processing magic, turns into a solid rich in water and organic matter called biosolid.

Australian treatment plants produce tons of biosolids every year, creating a disposal headache most end up in landfills or are burnt, causing environmental damage and high costs.

Turning biosolids into useful resources requires affordable and energy-efficient technology as they're wet and drying them is energy intensive.

In my PhD, I'm diving into Hydrothermal Carbonization, a technology ideal for turning wet biosolids into; commercially valuable products. Conducting lab experiments followed by a model will scale up this for industry, ultimately turning trash into cash and promoting a cleaner planet for future.

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