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  • Chemical Engineering
  • Agricultural Science

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  • Linear fertilizer manufacturing faces escalating energy, environmental, supply chain, and economic risks.
  • Wastewater contains millions of tons of untapped nitrogen and phosphorus, presenting a significant resource for fertilizer production.
  • Circular nitrogen-based fertilizer economies necessitate advanced wastewater treatment for nutrient capture and recycling.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To explore opportunities for nutrient recovery systems to produce recycled fertilizers from wastewater.
  • To quantify recoverable nutrient sources in wastewater and analyze current nutrient management processes.
  • To review the commercialization landscape, emerging electrified technologies, and conduct a gap analysis for future R&D.

Main Methods:

  • Quantification of recoverable nutrient wastewater sources.
  • Examination of current nutrient management processes (e.g., nitrification-denitrification, Enhanced Biological Phosphorus Removal).
  • Review of nutrient recovery system commercialization, technological performance, scalability, and environmental trade-offs.

Main Results:

  • Current nutrient management processes have performance limitations.
  • A landscape analysis of nutrient recovery systems and emerging electrified technologies is presented.
  • Identification of optimal wastewater feed streams for various nutrient recovery technologies.

Conclusions:

  • Advancements in wastewater treatment are crucial for a circular fertilizer economy.
  • Nutrient recovery systems offer a sustainable alternative to linear fertilizer production.
  • A gap analysis guides future research and development for enhanced nutrient recovery technologies.