PhD in Hydraulic and Environmental Engineering at the Polytechnic School of the University of São Paulo (2016). Master in Public and Environmental Health (2011). Specialization in Environmental Pollution Control Engineering (2007), both from the Faculty of Public Health of the University of São Paulo. Specialist in Sanitary Biology and Environmental Microbiology both recognized by the Regional Council of Biology of the State of São Paulo (2015). Bachelor's Degree in Biology in Biotechnology and Environment at the University of Mogi das Cruzes (2005). He is currently Associate Professor at the Environmental and Urban Engineering courses at the Federal University of ABC (UFABC). Collaborating researcher of the Department of Hydraulic and Environmental Engineering of the Polytechnic School of USP (PHA - EPUSP). He has experience in the area of Sanitary and Environmental Engineering, working mainly in the following subjects: Treatment of sanitary sewage, treatment of industrial effluents, water reuse, activated sludge, biological removal of nutrients (nitrogen and phosphorus), projects and optimization of treatment plants with emphasis on saving electricity, molecular biology and wastewater-based epidemiology (WBE) (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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This research aims to produce elements for the evaluation of the feasibility of adding new technologies to a sanitary sewage treatment plant through the activated sludge process. The study will be developed on a full scale at the Itatinga ETE, located in the Municipality of São Sebastião in the State of São Paulo. In subproject 1, biological nitrogen removal via simultaneous nitrification…
To evaluate the potential of agricultural greenhouses for the post-drying of excess activated sludge after chemically assisted densification and mechanical dehydration, determining the degrees of drying that can be obtained over time, the achievable sanitary quality of the final product, the effects lime addition and operating procedures, for a given type and concentration of sludge and c…
Sanitary effluents have increasingly been noticed as a valuable source of resources to be recovered through treatment, so much so that Sewage Treatment Plants are progressively conceived as Water Resource Recovery Facilities. For the treatment of effluents to enable the recovery of resources, it is essential that the process ensures the removal of nutrients, mainly nitrogen and phosphorus…
The activated sludge process with extended aeration has widespread use for the treatment of sewage from communities of various sizes, both under continuous and intermittent flow. It features high efficiency in removing biodegradable organic matter and may also ensure the biological removal of nitrogen. It can be adapted for phosphorus removal and the high level of clarification of the fin…
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