"Most Safe and Secure Society in the world" mission area: Full-scale R&D Project

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Small-start Type: Full-scale R&D Projects

Realization of Safe and Secured Water Cycle System Supporting Healthy Society and People

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Project Leader

TANAKA Hiroakiexlink

Prioritized Theme Realization of a safe, secure, and comfortable town free from hazardous substances hiding in the living environment
R&D Period 2022.04- (Feasibility Study: 2018.11-2022.03)
Grant Number JPMJMI22D1
Project Summary SummaryPDF(PDF:626KB)

Summary:
Water is an inevitable resources in daily lives, and is recycled among human and social activities, and the water environment. Origins and whole pictures of the human health risk factors including hazardous chemicals, pathogenic bacteria and viruses, antibiotic resistance, etc. relevant to water is not disclosed well. Therefore, our present water infrastructures cannot bring human risk zero in all water applications. This project aims at identification of critical control points on such human health risk factors, risk evaluation to lower the human health risk to reasonably acceptable levels, development of high-performance and low- cost water treatment system, and development of wastewater-based epidemiology for social implementation, which is introduced to water infrastructures to realize safe and secured water application.

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R&D Team

[Leading Institution]
Shinshu University, Kyoto University

[Collaborators]
Hokkaido University, Kogakuin University, Setsunan University, Kochi University, Mitsubishi Electric Co., New JEC Inc., Sapporo City, Tohoku University, Shionogi & Co. Ltd., Shimadzu Co., Shimadzu Techno-Research Inc., AdvanSentinel Inc., Nihon Suido Consultants Co. Ltd., Tokyo Engineering Consultants Co. Ltd.


* This project is launched by integrating the following feasibility studies;
"Novel VUV/MBR for Production of Water with Reliable Quality " (MATSUI Yoshihiko) and "Reduction of Bio-Risk at Critical Control Points by High-Standard Water Treatment" (TANAKA Hiroaki)


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