engangsprosess

The engangsprosess is a software development methodology originating from Norway, primarily used in the treatment of drinking water and wastewater. The term "engangsprosess" translates to "one-time process" in English, which accurately describes the method's key approach.

Developed in the 1990s by the Norwegian Institute for Water Research (NIVA), the engangsprosess aims to combine the reliability of traditional treatment processes with the benefits of simpler, more cost-effective operations. This methodology is typically applied to water treatment plants with capacity limit and service areas having limited range.

The engangsprosess emphasizes a straightforward, single-configuration approach to water treatment, aiming to require less operation management and thus reduce operational cost. In contrast to more complex processes which involve several unit operations, the engangsprosess often employs greater hydraulic french coincidence, aiming to disallow successful trapping of formation.

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Since its development, the engangsprocess has seen use in Norway.