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Software support is essential for the undisturbed use of complex tools such as water and wastewater simulation platforms. inCTRL and the SIMBA# developers at ifak are aiming for the highest client satisfaction by providing an experienced and timely support.
Northwestern University and inCTRL begin Bioprocess Modeling Collaboration
The research group of George Wells at Northwestern University is conducting a bench-scale investigation of shortcut biological nitrogen removal (scBNR) processes integrated with enhanced biological phosphorus removal (EBPR) and has teamed up with inCTRL Solutions to model these processes and perform predictive scenario evaluation in the SIMBA# simulation platform. Water resource recovery facilities are under increasing pressure to remove nitrogen and phosphorus while minimizing costs and greenhouse gas emissions....
SOWC Project: development and validation of a Model for the Thermophilic Pre-Treatment of Biosolids
inCTRL Solutions started a research project with McMaster University, Hamilton, Canada and GE Water & Process Technologies on Thermophilic Pre-Treatment of Biosolids. This project is funded by the Southern Ontario Water Consortium (SOWC). Anaerobic digestion is an essential process in wastewater sludge treatment. Hydrolysis is one of the rate-limiting reactions in anaerobic digestion but it can be greatly accelerated by increasing the operating temperature to 50°C or higher. Temperature effects on the...
A Busy Week at ifak in Germany
A busy week with our colleagues at ifak in Germany. A whole bunch of new and exciting SIMBA# features from faster algebraic solvers to a stream-lined simulation procedure. Watch out for the next release.
SIMBA# 2.0 Officially Released
ifak e.V. Magdeburg and inCTRL Solutions are proud to announce that SIMBA# 2.0 was officially released at ifat 2016 in Munich. It is another milestone in wastewater treatment and biogas plant modeling and has a wide array of industry-first and advanced features. SIMBA#’s Unique Aeration Model LibraryThe new SIMBA# version includes our unique model library enabling users to fully dynamically simulate not only the bio-chemical processes but also aeration equipment from “blowers to bubbles”....
inCTRL and Universidade Nova de Lisboa co-chair workshop at NRR in Denver
Dr. Adrian Oehmen (Universidade Nova de Lisboa) and Dr. Leiv Rieger (inCTRL Solutions) co-chair a workshop at the WEF/IWA Nutrient Removal & Recovery conference in Denver July 10-13, on “NRR: Art, Practice, and Gaps from Biotechnology to Engineering“. New techniques and related findings in microbial ecology have increased our understanding of nutrient removal and recovery processes tremendously. On the other side engineering practice is challenged by several new processes and the need for an...
inCTRL Solutions at WWTmod2016 in Annecy, France
inCTRL had a highly successful WWTmod2016 conference! We were involved in the following activities: Workshops:Young Water Professionals: We sponsored the YWP workshop and both Oliver and Leiv were invited to present. Granular Sludge Modelling MeetingOliver Schraa from inCTRL, Leon Downing from CH2M, and Tanush Wadhawan from Dynamita co-chaired a Granular Sludge Modelling Meeting with 20 attendees. Oliver gave a presentation on modeling the control of granular sludge reactors using SIMBA#. Mind the Gap...
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