Deliverables

Deliverable D1.2: Data management plan v1

This document explains how the data will be generated, utilized, saved, and shared between the Partners or published as an open access. Data management plan is an important aspect of the project, hence a careful analysis of the data content and flow has been done. In particular, it has been identified which type of data...
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Deliverable D9.8: Communication activities: First

The present deliverable entitled “Communication activities: First” defines the main guidelines and means of the HYDROPTICS Dissemination and Communication strategy to be implemented in the course of the project. The purpose of this deliverable is thereby to: Present the HYDROPTICS identity Logos/Templates Present the HYDROPTICS first Communication kit Brochure Present the HYDROPTICS strategy: how the...
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Deliverable D3.1: Methodology and key metrics for validation & impact assessment

Within HYDROPTICS a range of photonic technologies will be developed and combined for realizing advanced sensing strategies for on-line detection of relevant impurities in process water streams such as residual oil content and particles. HYDROPTICS also puts emphasize to relate the results provided by the on-line analyzer to available process data of the industrial cooperation...
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D2.1 – Report on ethics and gender issues: First

The purpose of this document is to propose a structured methodology for conducting an Ethical Impact Assessment (EIA), which reflects both the existing literature and the Research and Innovation (R&I) practice, tailoring it to the way R&I projects are organised. The methodology is both structured, by laying down clear steps and criteria, by providing options...
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D2.2 – Report on GDPR and legal aspects: First

The document outlines the common legal framework for HYDROPTICS’s consortium to take into consideration during research and realization phases of the project. It provides a first guidance on compliance with privacy and data protection issues that might arise during the project. The deliverable also identifies and describes the risks in the above-mentioned areas that might...
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D2.3 – Report on regulatory & standardization activities: First

This deliverable aims at highlighting the regulatory and standardisation requirements for a future Hydroptics platform. It distinguishes between the EU-directives (regulations) that must be fulfilled regardless, and the standards that could be applied in order to comply with these regulations. Special care has been taken to cover both the regulations within the European Union as...
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D2.6 – Report on regulatory & standardization activities: Second

This deliverable is an update to D2.3, which discussed the possible standards and regulations that could be relevant for the Hydroptics platform. Many of the identified regulations are intended to guarantee a safe operation of the device, meaning that neither other devices are affected nor persons get injured. The taken measures to ensure safe operation...
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D3.4 – Process optimization through advanced chemical engineering and simulation

Within HYDROPTICS project optimization steps to be discussed include two main aspects: optimization of the automated liquid-liquid extraction process and optimization of the key process steps in the water purification plant. Work on this project task will mainly deal with the elaboration of the system requirements and its conceptual design. One of the key points...
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D9.1 – Dissemination plan & material (website, logo, etc.)

This document explains the dissemination plan of the HYDROPTICS project, including detailed description of upcoming actions, the workload of each Partner in the dissemination actions. It describes in details all the dissemination means to be used, the targeted stakeholders, and the special events to participate and organize. Projects website and social media pages are identified...
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D9.2 – Report on the implementation of dissemination & communication activities: First

This deliverable describes all the developments done in dissemination and communication activities of HYDROPTICS project as per November 30, 2021 (M24). In the present deliverable we discuss in details the initial goals of the project in the aspect of dissemination and communication, and show the obtained results, discuss the achievements, the issues, and possible solutions....
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D9.4 – Report on IPR activities: First

This deliverable summarizes the output of task T9.4, which is dedicated to the management of intellectual properties and rights as well as the patenting activities. It gives an overview on the different ways how to protect ideas, methods and other innovation generated within the project Hydroptics. Then, the actions that are taken to create awareness...
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Publications

Polarimetric Balanced Detection: Background-Free Mid-IR Evanescent Field Laser Spectroscopy for Low-Noise, Long-term Stable Chemical Sensing

Authors: Stephan Freitag, Matthias Baer, Laura Buntzoll, Georg Ramer, Andreas Schwaighofer, Bernhard Schmauss, and Bernhard Lendl. In this work, we introduce polarimetric balanced detection as a new attenuated total reflection (ATR) infrared (IR) sensing scheme, leveraging unequal effective thicknesses achieved with laser light of different polarizations. We combined a monolithic widely tunable Vernier quantum cascade...
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Mesoporous Zirconia Coating for Sensing Applications Using Attenuated Total Reflection Fourier Transform Infrared (ATR FT-IR) Spectroscopy

Authors: Dominik Wacht, Mauro David, Hermann Detz, Bettina Baumgartner, and Bernhard Lendl. Mid-infrared attenuated total reflection (ATR) spectroscopy is a powerful tool for in situ monitoring of various processes. Mesoporous silica, an extensively studied material, has already been applied in sensing schemes due to its high surface area and tunable surface chemistry. However, its poor...
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Metal-organic frameworks combined with mid-infrared spectroscopy for the trace analysis of phosphates in water

Authors: Felix Frank, Bettina Baumgartner, and Bernhard Lendl. Detecting traces of phosphates in water is critical for monitoring water quality in aquatic ecosystems. Mid-infrared techniques are effective for label-free and quick measurements in at-line or in-line applications, but sensitivity is limited due to high water absorption. To combat this, preconcentration schemes combined with evanescent field...
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Dynamic Simulation of a Gas and Oil Separation Plant with Focus on the Water Output Quality

Authors: Thorsten Jonach, Bahram Haddadi, Christian Jordan, and Michael Harasek Gas and oil separation plants are the first main step in the production of hydrocarbon products. Depending on the properties of the recovered components from the well heads, and the physical properties in the underground rock reservoir, the plant design can vary in different ways....
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Liquid–Liquid Phase Separation of Two Non-Dissolving Liquids—A Mini Review

Authors: Dragana Dimitrijević, Markus Bösenhofer, and Michael Harasek The separation of immiscible liquids is critical in many industrial processes, such as water treatment, different extraction processes, the petroleum industry, food production, and medicine. This work provides an overview of present research on the separation of liquid mixtures. A brief summary of the thermodynamic basis is...
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Modelling and Simulation of 3-Phase Separators in the Oil and Gas Industry with Emphasis on Water Quality

Authors: Thorsten Jonach, Christian Jordan, Bahram Haddadi, and Michael Harasek The operation and efficiency of 3-phase separators were investigated in this work using various simulation techniques. An overall model of a commercial 3-phase separation unit is established utilizing black-box modelling approaches and the open-source software DWSim. A gravity settling model based on the inlet conditions of...
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