Robles Martínez, ÁngelRuiz Martínez, AnaGiménez García, Juan BautistaAparicio Antón, Stéphanie ElenaGonzalez Camejo, JosueJiménez Benítez, Antonio LuisMateo Llosa, OscarMora Sánchez, Juan FranciscoSanchis-Perucho, PauSerna Garcia, RebeccaZamorano López, NúriaBouzas Blanco, AlbertoAguado García, DanielBarat, RamónBorrás Falomir, LuisMartí Ortega, NuriaPaches Giner, Maria Aguas VivasRibes Bertomeu, JoseRuano García, María VictoriaSerralta Sevilla, JoaquínFerrer Polo, JoséSeco Torrecillas, Aurora2018-04-162018-04-162018-04-16https://riunet.upv.es/handle/10251/100482[EN] This research work proposes an innovative layout for urban wastewater treatment based on anaerobic technology, microalgal cultivation and membrane technology. The proposed Water Resource Recovery Facility (WRRF) system can treat urban wastewater efficiently, complying with legal discharge limits and allowing for resource recovery, i.e. energy, nutrients and reclaimed water. In addition, the proposed layout produces less solid wastes than a conventional wastewater treatment plant (WWTP) and it is possible to recover energy as biogas, not only from the original wastewater sources but also from the biomass generated in the WRRF system.Beijing, ChinaReserva de todos los derechosAnaerobic membrane bioreactor (AnMBR)Anaerobic co-digestion (AcoD);BiogasMembrane photobioreactor (MPBR)Resource recoveryUrban wastewater.TECNOLOGIA DEL MEDIO AMBIENTEINGENIERIA HIDRAULICAComunicación en congresoAbierto