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DEPARTMENT "WATER ECOSYSTEMS"

Activities of the department are aimed at preventing the disruptions in water ecosystems:

a) development of theoretic principles and validation of practical methodologies for purposeful rehabilitation of disrupted water and water-associated ecosystems;

b) creation of complex environment protection programs for preservation of the water resources and their rational utilisation for public water supply systems;

c) development of highly-efficient methods of preservation of the water ecosystems

Scientific problems under research by the department's scientists follow 4 major directions:

  1. Development and implementation of energy-saving technologic processes of water treatment for use in the domestic and industrial water supply systems and preventing environmental pollution. To solve this problem, fundamentally new technologic processes and equipment were suggested and can be recommended for purification of waters with high muddiness not only for Azerbaijan and the Caucasian Region, but for the major river-systems of Africa, Asia, South America and South regions of CIS. The new technologic processes have been patented in CIS countries, USA, France and India.
  2. Development of highly-efficient technologic processes for softening and desalination of the process water precluding any environmental pollution. A number of new technologic schemes has been developed, which allow both on a local and complex level, to achieve higher efficiency of the primary water treatment and prevent waste water drainage from water-treatment installations, along with lower consumption of chemicals, being close to theoretical values.
  3. Development of technologic processes of treatment of oil-carrying waste waters, prevention of the Caspian pollution. A compact water-treatment installation was developed, using a principle of "a thin-layer" separation of coarse and fine dispersion particles during filtration with alternating highly-absorbent materials of different densities for complete removal of emulgated contaminants and their colloidal systems from the water. The installation is protected with patents.
  4. Development of systems for uniform distribution of flow in complex water supply systems (using Baku as an example) and optimum positioning of pumping and regulating hydraulic systems, as well as corrosion protection of steel waterworks and other technical communications.

The main objective of this scientific and technical work is to optimise water distribution and determine proper locations for pumping and regulating facilities ensuring domestic water supply and distribution in residential areas and industrial estates by means of gravity flow, leading to a substantial saving of energy resources. The above-mentioned works represent only a part of R&D complex planned to be undertaken by the Department "Water Ecosystems" in stages with expansion of a scientific and technical base of the International Ecoenergy Academy.