Antonius Hospital

Unique demonstration site

In cooperation with Antonius Hospital, Desah developed the first demonstration site for hospital wastewater treatment. This unique facility in Sneek provides a valuable testing ground for developing and improving sustainable treatment technoligies.

Wastewater from various hospital departments is directed to the demonstration site. Companies can further develop and perfect their technologies here. The demo site is equipped with all necessary facilities. This pilot project was conducted over a 5-year period.

Location 1

Location:
Sneek

Client

Client:
Antonius ZH in collaboration with Wetsus

Market

Market:
Decentralised wastewater treatment

Year of completion

Year of completion:
2014

What was included in the pilot?

At the demo site, three water streams are collected and treated separately. The first stream consists of the hospital's total wastewater flow. For existing hospitals, it is often difficult to separate wastewater streams per department, making treatment of the entire wastewater stream an obvious solution. In addition, specific toilet water is collected from departments with high use of antibiotics and cytostatics. By collecting this wastewater directly at source, pharmaceutical residues can be removed more effectively; a relevant approach for hospitals with new construction or renovation plans. Finally, wastewater from diverting toilets on selected wards is also collected separately. Here, urine and faeces are collected separately, so that targeted processing of, for example, nutrients such as nitrogen and phosphate can also be investigated.

Why this solution?

See how decentralised purification suits you

Technical details

Type
source-separated

Capacity
200 PE

Scope
design, assembly and commissioning

“Companies and knowledge institutes tested new technologies for wastewater treatment here.”

Sybrand Metz Director Research & Development
60a1451 (kopia)

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