Phosphorus (P) is an essential and limited resource. Municipal wastewater is a promising
source of P via reuse and could be used to replace P derived from phosphate rocks. The …

Over the past years, numerous technologies have been developed to recover phosphorus
(P) from waste streams to repair currently broken nutrient cycles. These developments were …

Phosphorus mining from phosphate rock is associated with economic as well as
environmental concerns. Through phosphorus recovery from municipal wastewater …

Today, a variety of different approaches to the recovery of phosphorus from wastewater,
sludge, and sludge ash exist. These approaches differ basically by the origin of the used …

Combined phosphorus (P) removal and recovery from wastewater is a sensible and
sustainable choice in view of potential future P-resource scarcity, due to dwindling primary …

Phosphorus is an essential, yet limited resource, which cannot be replaced by any other
element. This is why there are increasing efforts to recycle phosphorus contained in …

Phosphorus is an essential and non-renewable resource. Up to now our economic system
works as a dead-end system regarding the resource phosphorus. Thus, a significant part …

Incineration is a promising disposal method for sewage sludge (SS), enriching more than
90% of phosphorus (P) in the influent into the powdered product, sewage sludge ash (SSA) …

The presence of heavy metals in concentrations above legal limit values is one of the main
obstacles preventing closure of the phosphorus (P) cycle through directly applying …

The selective phosphorus recovery by wet chemical extraction and precipitation was
assessed at the laboratory scale aiming at identifying a simple and replicable procedure that …