Intelligence-Based Water Treatment Processes

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Explore innovative projects in smart city development and waste water management at University of Lille, focusing on initiatives like the Executive Resilience Building Forum, SUNRISE smart city demonstration site, and I-WWTP-COM waste water treatment optimization. Discover how AI algorithms are revolutionizing water treatment processes for energy efficiency and cost optimization.

  • Smart City
  • Water Treatment
  • AI Algorithms
  • University Research
  • Optimization

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  1. 2018 Executive Resilience Building Forum W- SMART R&D Center University Industry Collaborative Research & Development @University of Lille-1 W-SMART 2018 International Workshop, October 17, 2018, San Francisco

  2. SUNRISE: Turning University Campus into Smart City Demonstration Site University of Lille Small Town: 24,000 People; 140 Building 15 Kms networks; 50 Year EU-FP7 Sponsored SW4EU 250 valves; 49 hydrants 140 Building; 95 AMR

  3. I-WWTP-COM Intelligence based Waste Water Treatment Process - Control & Optimization Management Feasibility Assessment of AI Algorithm Application to process control and optimization management of tertiary treatment to achieve: Energy Opt & Cost Efficient TSS Removal for dry and rainy configurations with phosporus removal control (i. biological nitrogen removal); Optimization of Dosage of chemical products during Physico-chemical settling on the Seine Aval clarifloculation process; AI based Application Development for the Process Control & Optimization Management using off-line simulations scenarios with field data (Seine-Aval WWTP). of operational Seine-Aval Wastewater Treatment Plant in Ach res https://www.water-technology.net/projects/seine-aval/

  4. Seine-Aval Process (Ach res, Yvelines) TSS; COD Output QC Input Process Efficiency = TSS Reduction Vs. Chemical Dosage

  5. Phase 0 Concept Demo-illustration I. Statistical off-line Effluent Data Analysis of the tertiary process Database of effluent input & output parameters AI Application (SVM; ANN) for Anomaly Detection Output Effluent Quality Control (Training & Testing) II. Statistical Treatment Data Analysis of expected process efficiency (i.e. TSS; COD Reduction) Vs. concentration of treatment parameters Process database III. IV. AI Application for Treatment Optimization concept demonstration of the feasibility of an AI based application for an automated process System Integration for Beta site testing planning & performance measures for feasibility assessment (ROI) V.

  6. I. Statistical Data Analysis of the Tertiary Process effluent input & output parameters COD TSS PO4

  7. AI Application & Mono-parameter Analysis for Quality Control Statistical tools used to establish Anomaly Severity Thresholds Vector used for the definition of the anomaly ranges in mono-parameter analysis Mono-parameter Analysis COD TSS avg 1*STD avg ( 1*STD 2*STD) avg ( 2*STD 3*STD) >avg 3STD Non anomaly Low Moderate Severe Non anomaly Low Moderate Severe SVM Results for the TSS mono-parameter analysis Predicted Label Validation Phase True Label Training Phase Date 30/04/2013 01/05/2013 02/05/2013 06/05/2013 07/05/2013 08/05/2013 10/05/2013 11/05/2013 12/05/2013 13/05/2013 16/05/2013 Tested Severity Classified Output 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Date Tested Severity Classified Output Severe Severe Low Non anomaly Non anomaly Non anomaly Non anomaly Non anomaly Non anomaly Non anomaly Non anomaly Next Phase Process Optimization Non anomaly Low Non anomaly Non anomaly Non anomaly Non anomaly Non anomaly Non anomaly Non anomaly Non anomaly Non anomaly 01/01/2012 02/01/2012 03/01/2012 04/01/2012 05/01/2012 06/01/2012 07/01/2012 08/01/2012 10/01/2012 11/01/2012 12/01/2012 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4

  8. I-WWTP-COM Network of Beta sites The I-WWTP-COM Network Purpose: Concept Demonstration & Feasibility Assessment of AI based algorithms for upgrading and automating the treatment process control to meet performance & QC requirements. Leveraging Experience and Resources by creating several Beta sites for the adaptation, demonstration and pilot testing of AI based Process Control customized to utility needs. Promoting a Network of Local University Centers to support AI driven Innovation for the development of the I-WWTP-COM Current AI Applications for o Drinking Water: Bio & Flow Anomaly Detection (SW4EU) o Wastewater Treatment: Process Control, Energy Efficiency o Reduced Energy for Sludge AI & Monitoring (MEKOROT) With our Thanks for SIAAP Leadership & R&D Team

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