1st Polish IWA Young Water Professionals Conference

“Water, Wastewater and Energy in Smart Cities” Cracow 2017

Conference Schedule

Monday 11.09.2017

1600 - 1800

Registration of Participants

(Campus of the Cracow University of Technology, Warszawska St. 24)

1800 – 1845

"Welcome Drink"

(Faculty of Environmental Engineering (WIS) building, Cracow University of Technology, Warszawska St. 24- Campus)

1845 – 1930

Workshop "Successful proposals for individual and project fundraising"

(Faculty of Environmental Engineering (WIS) building, Cracow University of Technology, Warszawska St. 24- Campus)

Opening of workshop, introduction of organizers and participators (icebreaker)

3x10 min - Word coffee divide for 3 stands:

1 stand - Where to get job/grant?

Funding possibilities, Examples of local and international scholar, job

2 stand - Why is important to get founding?

How to convince your boss.

3 stand - What constitutes a winning proposal?

15 min - Individual work - each of other works on prepare proposal for job/grant

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Tuesday 12.09.2017

800 - 900

Registration of Participants

(Działownia building, Cracow University of Technology, Warszawska St. 24,

After 11:00 registration of participants in the WIS building)

Opening of the Conference (Działownia building, Cracow University of Technology, Warszawska St. 24- Campus)

900 – 1030

Welcome the Conference Participants

Appointing the Contest Commission to evaluate the best presentation and the best poster

Speech of sponsors of the Conference

1030 - 1100

Workshop – WTW a Xylem Brand

Walk to the building of the Faculty of Environmental Engineering (WIS)

1100 – 1130

Coffee break

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1130 – 1300 Platform Presentations

Session A

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Chairman: Professor Jacek Mąkinia ……………………………………..

1130 – 1140

Antonowicz A. Brodziak R. Bylka J. Mazurkiewicz J. Wojtecki S. Zakrzewski P.

Use of EPANET solver to manage water distribution in Smart City

1130 – 1140

Jaszczyszyn K. Góra W. Dymaczewski Z. Borowiak R.

A comparative analysis of selected wastewater pretreatment processes in food industry

1140 – 1150

Suchacek T. Tuhovcak L. Rucka J.

Sensitivity analysis of water consumption in office buildings

1140 – 1150

Bakos V. Simon J. Jobbágy A.

On-site pilot-scale experiments for upgrading pharmaceutical wastewater treatment in combined AS – biofilm systems

1150 – 1200

Połeć M. Sekuła K. Borecka A.

Innovative solutions in monitoring systems in flood protection

1150 – 1200

Sobotka D.

Experimental study of the anaerobic ammonium oxidation process and the effect of operational parameters on system performance

1200 – 1210

Bałut A. Urbaniak A. Use of Information Technology Solutions for early warning systems

1200 – 1210

Sytek-Szmeichel K. Podedworna J.

Analysis of Oxygen Conditions Ensuring High Efficiency of COD and Nitrogen Removal in SBR, IFAS-MBSBBR, MBSBBR Systems

1210 – 1220

Kordach A. Bunya A. Khanboon C. Charoenchai S. Sangphitak S. Wongpat N.

Effect of Drought Crisis on Salinity Level of Bangkok Water Supply

1210 – 1220

Walczak J. Zubrowska-Sudol M.

The rate of denitrification using hydrodynamically disintegrated excess sludge as an organic carbon source

1220 – 1230

Mazurkiewicz K. Skotnicki M.

The influence of synthetic hyetograph parameters on simulation results of runoff from urban catchment

1220 – 1230

Al-Hazmi H. Lu X. Majtacz J. Kowal P. Mąkinia J.

Inhibition effect of free ammonia on deammonification process under different intermittent aeration strategies in sequencing batch reactor

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1230 – 1240

Bąk J.

Evaluation of potential secondary water pollution in public fountains in the aspect of development of Legionella species

1230 – 1240

Kozak J. Włodarczyk-Makuła M.

Photo-oxidation of selected PAHs with calcium peroxide as a source of the hydroxyl radicals

1240 – 1250

Całek M.

Maximum precipitation in a year with a defined duration and likelihood of exceedance in the world

1240 – 1250

Rezka P., Laskowska E., Płonka J., Kryłów M. Balcerzak W.

Anticancer drugs in the aquatic environment – possibilities of their elimination

1250 – 1300

Discussion and session summary

1250 – 1300

Discussion and session summary

1300 – 1400 Lunch

1400 – 1530 Platform Presentations

Session B

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Chairman: Małgorzata Cimochowicz-Rybicka D.Sc. (Eng) ……………………………………………………………………………….

1400 – 1410 Drewnowski J. Zaborowska E. Pérez Figueroa S. Robles A. Seco A.

Modeling Aeration Control Strategies for Low Energy Process Control in WWTP

1410 – 1420 Niewitecka K. Possibilities of heat energy recovery from gray water systems

1420 – 1430 Turlej T. Automatization of sedimentation test

1430 – 1440 Maktabifard M. Zaborowska E. Makinia J. Model-Based Evaluation of Different Strategies for Improving Energy Balance of Wastewater Treatment Plants

1440 – 1450 Ciuła J. Gaska K. Generowicz A. Hajduga G.

Municipal Waste Management Plant as Energy Prosumer

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1450 – 1500 Górka J., Cimochowicz-Rybicka M. Water and sewage sludge co-digestion: characteristic of the process and its possible applications

1500 – 1510 Knapik M. Analysis and comparison of methods for the preparation of domestic hot water from district heating system, selected renewable and non-renewable sources in low-energy buildings

1510 – 1520 Ciepliński J. Rybicki S.M. Comparison of the designed and real electric energy consumption of the SBRs’ devices

1520 – 1530 Discussion and session summary

1530 – 1630 Break and Poster Session

1630 – 1720 Platform Presentations

Session C

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Chairman: Zbysław Dymaczewski D.Sc. (Eng) ……………………………………………………………

1630 – 1640

Mika A. Sekuła K. Dendys M. Ptaszek W.

Drinking of tap water is smart, but how do it better? – A tap water quality research

1630 – 1640

Czekała W. Dach J. Mazurkiewicz J. Lewicki A. Przybył J. SmurzyńskaA. Kozłowski K.

Composting sewage sludge with solid fraction of digested pulp from agricultural biogas plant

1640 – 1650

Pietrzak D. O. Mandryk O. Wątor K. Kmiecik E. Zelmanowych A.

Evaluation of the possibility of using the water of the Bystrzyca Nadwórniańska River in Czerniejów (Ukraine) to supply the population with drinking water

1640 – 1650

Garlicka A. Żubrowska-Sudoł M.

Influence of hydrodynamic disintegration on solubilization and bioavailability of sludge particulate material

1650 – 1700

Holc D. Pruss A. Komorowska –Kaufman M.

The use of UV absorbance to interpret transformations of organic compounds during filtration with biologically active carbon filters – experience from

1650 – 1700

Podraza Z. Dąbrowska B. Żaba T.

The rate of generation of hydrogen sulphide in sewage systems

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pilot scale biofiltration investigations

1700 – 1710

Miller P. Natural Organic Matter in water, its significance and ways of removal – a review

1700 – 1710

Zemełka G. Kryłów M. Szalińska E.

Impact of land use on heavy metal contamination in the Dobczyce Reservoir area (south Poland)

1710 – 1720

Discussion and session summary 1710 – 1720

Discussion and session summary

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1830 Dinner

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Meeting of the participants at the Cloth Hall, near the Town Hall Tower (Main Market

Square)

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„Cracow by night” – visit to the Historical Museum of Cracow - Underground Market (15 PLN/person)

Wednesday 13.09.2017

830 - 900

Conference Help Desk

(WIS building, Cracow University of Technology, Warszawska St. 24- Campus)

900 – 1030 Platform Presentations

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900 – 910

Ganesapillai M. Simha P. Deb Ch. Thawani B.

Modelling the process kinetics during fixed–bed column adsorption of nutrients from urine by fly ash

910 – 920

Rusiniak P. Kmiecik E. Wątor K.

The influence of type of sampling container on the arsenic concentration variability in the geothermal water of the Bańska PGP-1 well.

920 – 930

Nawrot N. Matej-Łukowicz K. Wojciechowska E.

Fate of heavy metals in streams and retention tanks in the agglomeration of Gdańsk

930 – 940

Tytkowska M. Michel M. M. Reczek L.Siwiec T.

Sorption of Ni(II) on surface of bed’s grains used in iron and manganese removing filters

940 – 950

Tyszer M. Tomaszewska B.

Preliminary assessment of the dependence the type of reverse osmosis membrane used in desalination process on the quality of obtained concentrate

950 – 1000

Nowak M. Dąbrowski W. The Impact of the Way in Which the Inflow Is Connected With the Retention Reservoir on Required Volume

1000 – 1010

Orliński T. Anielak A. M. Municipal landfill as a source of humic substances polluting water

1010 – 1020

Młyńska A. Zielina M. Estimation of pollutants leaching from cement coating to water after pipe renovation based on laboratory experiments

1020 – 1030

Discussion and session summary

1030 – 1130 Closing Ceremony (Room 14)

Competition Results - the best presentation and the best scientific poster

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1130 – 1245 Lunch

1300 – 1700 Technical site visit to the Ecological Waste Incinerator in Cracow (10 PLN/person)

Tuesday 12.09.2017

Poster Presentations

1530 – 1630

1. Bąk J. Smart use of water in smart cities - possibilities and limitations

2. Rajnochova M. Rucka J. Tuhovcak L. Drinking water supply without use of a disinfecant

3. Kołaska S. Jeż-Walkowiak J. Changes of physicochemical and microbiological parameters of infiltration water at Debina intake in Poznan Unique conditions – a flood

4. Hawrylik E. Issues of the presence of parasitic protozoa in surface waters

5. Oszczapińska K. Skoczko I. Szczykowska J. Impact of catchment area activities on water quality in small retention reservoirs

6. Szuster-Janiaczyk A. Zeuschner P. Noga P. Skrzypczak M. Monitoring of heavy metals in selected Water Supply Systems in Poland, in relation to current regulations

7. Woyciechowska O. Bergel T. Szeląg B. Influence of the length of a study period on dimensioning of usable capacity of mains water tanks

8. Łaskawiec E. Dudziak M. Wyczarska-Kokot J. The effects of the purification of the backwash water waste stream in the light of the phytotoxicity assessment of the coagulation products

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9. Szatyłowicz E. Skoczko I. The use of activated alumina and magnetic field for the removal heavy metals from water

10. Łapiński D. Wiater J. Contamination content introduced with rain water to the rivers after they have been cleaned in separators of petroleum compounds

11. Mika A. Sekuła K. Kmiecik E. Wątor K. Assessment the impact of sampler changes on the sampling uncertainty associated with thermal waters

12. Gołębiowski T. Małysa T. Application of GPR Method for Detection of Loose Zones in Flood Levee

13. Cholewa M. Plesiński K. Kamińska K. Baran P. Stability evaluation of modernized bank protections in a culvert construction

14. Wilk B. K. Urbański A. The impact of the shape of deep bore well screen openings on the filtration process in full saturation conditions

15. Kudlek E. Dudziak M. Kamińska G. Bohdziewicz J. Degradation pathways of pentachlorophenol and benzo(a)pyrene during heterogeneous photocatalysis

16. Siedlecka A. The occurrence of antibiotic resistance genes in tap water - a review

17. Gałko G. Król D. Evaluation of selected sewage sludge gasification technological parameters

18. Wójcik M. Stachowicz F. Masłoń A. Sewage sludge conditioning with the application of ash from biomass-fired power plant

19. Kondzior P. Possibilities of using biomass of microalga in methane fermentation

20. Hajduk A. Dębowski M. Zieliński M. Rusanowska P. Utilization of zeolites for reduction of ammonia in the digesters

21. Kwaśny J. Balcerzak W. Kryłów M. Wassilkowska A. Possibility of using modified natural zeolite in the process of biogas desulfurization

22. Orłowska M. Numerical analysis of a heat exchanger with differentiated temperatures surface at varying distances from the wall

23. Skarżyński S. Bartkowska I. Sewage Management Changes in the North-eastern Poland After Accession to the European Union

24. Nowak A. Mazur R. Panek E. Chmielowski K. Chmist J. Model Studies on the Effectiveness of MBBR Reactors for the Restoration of Small Water Reservoirs

25. Wilk B. Cimochowicz-Rybicka M. Characteristics of Bionor-type SBR waste water treatment plant

26. Piechna P. Żubrowska-Sudoł M. Przysiecka Ł. Long-term operation of IFAS-MBBR wastewater treatment plant – the activity of activated sludge and biofilm

27. Rossinskyi V. Define of internal recirculation coefficient for biological wastewater treatment in anoxic and aerobic bioreactors

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28. Mazur R., Bedla D., Nowak A., Chmielowski K., Mazurkiewicz J.

The efficiency of nutrients removal from household wastewater in nonwovens bioreactors

29. Podraza Z. Dąbrowska B. Żaba T. Measurement of hydrogen sulphide concentration in selected places of Sewage Treatment Plant Cracow Płaszów II

30. Górka J., Cimochowicz-Rybicka M., Kryłów M. Possibilities of using water treatment sludge in sewage sludge dewatering

31. Skórkowski Ł. Zielewicz E. The influence of energy input on the particle size of disintegrated excess sludge in the ultrasonic disintegration process

32. Tomaszewski M. Cema G. Gutwiński P. Ziembińska-Buczyńska A.

Statistical evaluation of the reduced graphene oxide influence on the anammox biomass

33. Szeląg B. Chmielowski K. Wąsik E. Uncertainty of forecast and control of activated sludge sedimentation capacity: data mining approach

34. Kaźmierczak B. Religa P. The effective concentration of chromium (III) in the wastewater by nanofiltration process assisted diafiltration mode

35. Kwaśny J., Kryłów M., Balcerzak W. Oily wastewater treatment using a zirconia ceramic membrane – a review

36. Ganesapillai M. Simha P. Thawani B. Deb Ch. Adsorptive Removal of Active Pharmaceutical Residues from Source Separated Human Urine

37. Kopeć Ł. Drewnowski J. Fernandez-Morales F. J. Effect of organic nitrogen concentration on the efficiency of trickling filters

38. Xi L. Ezzi Al-Hazmi H. Kowal P. Majtacz J. Mąkinia J. Model-based evaluation of two conceptual mechanisms for N2O production in the anammox-enriched granular sludge

39. Pliashechnyk V. Danko Y. Łagód G. Drewnowski J. Babko R. Ciliated protozoa in the impact zone of the Uzhgorod treatment plant

40. Łomińska D. Anielak A.M. Influence of the Wastewater Treatment Process on the Content of Fulvic Acids

The Organizational Committee of the Conference informs that the Detailed Program of the Conference may be subject to minor changes after the end of the payment period.