Planned research
Selective separation
Understand capture, solids pathways and cleaning. Investigate how feed properties and operating conditions affect the result.
Research & development
Investigate deeply.
Engineer precisely.
A research agenda for the next generation of sanitation technologies.
From source sanitation to resource recovery.Science / Systems / Impact
Planned research directions
Research across
disciplines.
Planned research
Treatment processes
Study biological, physical, chemical and electrochemical methods according to the actual contaminant and application.
Planned research
Materials & maintainability
Investigate durability, accessible service and replaceable wear parts. Include cleaning waste and maintenance needs.
Planned research
Instrumentation & control
Explore suitable sensing, traceable records and bounded automation. Make uncertain measurements and operating limits visible.
Images illustrate research themes; they do not represent a catalogue of validated ENSATS products or facilities.
Every idea needs
a testable mechanism.
Define the interaction. Predict the result. Measure the limits.
Hypothesis
Form a clear and testable proposition.
Experiment
Design and run controlled studies.
Evidence
Analyse results and refine the understanding.
Questions guiding
our next programmes
- Can separation remain effective as feed changes?
- Can maintenance reduce contact and downtime?
- Can useful resources be recovered responsibly?