SEWAGE MONITORING SYSTEM FOR TRACKING SYNTHETIC DRUG LABORATORIES

Resultado final

Revised prototypes of the first sensing and sample storage units

Results from T4.7. Responsible: UCBL (11PM), CS (4PM), WUT (2PM).

Results from T4.4. Responsible: UCBL (3 PM), CS (1 PM).

The second version of the crawler robot would be a raw fully functioning prototype ready for testing. This prototype is based on the work carried out in T7.2. Responsible: JGK (5 PM)

Full sensing subsystem with interface for external testing

Deliverable D3.3 is a prototype of the sensing subsystem. The prototype will be based on a first version of a measurement ASIC (resulting from T3.2) and of chemical sensors (T3.1.1). The prototype will be implemented and tested under lab conditions. Main target for this prototype is to demonstrate full functionality of the sensing subsystem and to achieve the expected size for the system integration. Testing of the prototype is done with external lab equipment. Partners will have access to the prototype for an assessment of the sensitivity of the sensor subsystem for the dedicated chemical substances.

Heat-sink prototype

This deliverable results from T5.6. In addition to the prototype, a report will be delivered containing: a) Verified values for the achievable temperature gradients across the TEG under the considered mission profiles, b) Definition of designated use-cases for thermoelectric energy harvesting in sewage pipes. Responsible: FhG-IZM-ERE (4 PM)

Revised sensing subsystem

Deliverable D3.5 is a prototype of the sensing subsystem. The prototype will be based on an improved version of a measurement ASIC (result from T3.3. and T3.5) and of chemical sensors (T3.1.2). Improved specifications for the chemical sensors and the ASIC are derived from the evaluation report D3.4. The prototype is dedicated for the integration of the sensing subsystem into the mole ring. Further prototypes of the sensing subsystem are provided which can be used by CFLP and BKA for chemical analysis of chemical substances under lab conditions. Responsible: CS (1 PM), FhG (5 PM), UGENT (12 PM), UCBL (0,5 PM).

ASIC and the electrodes for internal testing

This prototype comes after the work on Task 3.4. This prototype will be used for preliminary integration in WP6 and WP8, and validation of the specified interface. Responsible: CS (1 PM), FhG (5 PM), UGENT (31 PM), UCBL (0,5 PM).

Improved electrodes

Deliverable D3.7 comprises the design and optimization of the sensor electrodes towards the final selected target compounds. This deliverable is in direct continuation of D2.5, D3.2 and D3.3, where the outcome of several important deliverables converge. The results of the compound stability tests will determine the final selection of compounds which should be detected (D2.5). A better knowledge of the sewage constitution will identify potential challenges for the sensor operation and allow to modify and improve the sensor surface. The prototype of the ASIC and the electrodes will be evaluated internally (D3.2) and the full sensing subsystem will be tested externally (D3.3). The results of these tests are a first and important evaluation of the integrated sensing system prototype and will provide insight into the working of the sensing system as a whole. This information will be used to improve or change the sensor electrodes and thus adapt the multi-array towards the final sensing system. The robustness of the electro-chemical sensors towards ATS specific compounds in waste water will be evaluated and, if needed, improved.

Transducers for active fluidic system

Results from T4.2.1 to T4.2.2. Responsible: CS and UCBL

Prototype of the re-design of the complete energy management subsystem

Functional prototype of the second version of the complete energy management subsystem (T5.7) including a second version of the ASIC that contains the step-up DC-DC converter (T5.6). It includes a datasheet of the step-up DC-DC converter as well as a datasheet of the energy management printed circuit board. Responsible: FhG-IIS-LOS (5 PM).

Prototype of the first version of the complete energy management subsystem

This deliverable includes a functional prototype of the first version of the step-up DC-DC converter (T5.1) with its MPP algorithm (T5.2) together with a functional prototype of T5.4 and the energy storage element found in T5.3. The deliverable includes also an evaluation report with the results obtained in the laboratory tests (T5.5). Responsible: FhG-IIS-LOS (10 PM)

Prototype of the Agent core and MMS with full functionality

The prototype in this deliverable will present the results on the second implementation phase (tasks T6.3 and T6.4). In concrete, it will contain the Data Acquisition and Data Distribution functions in the MMS and the ring device controllers (M27). Responsible: WUT (9 PM), BTEC (21 PM)

Revised prototype of the Agent core and MMS with basic functionality

The prototype in this deliverable will present the results of the third implementation phase (tasks T6.5 and T6.6). In concrete, it will contain the Final specification, implementation and performance analysis of the Remote Control Subsystem in the MMS and ring device controllers (M36). Responsible: WUT (8 PM), BTEC (21 PM)

Prototype of the Agent core and MMS with basic functionality

The prototype in this deliverable will present the results of the first implementation phase (tasks T6.1 and T6.2). In concrete, it will contain the Data Communication, Security Enforcement and System Management functions in the MMS and the ring device controllers (M18). Responsible: WUT (8 PM), BTEC (21 PM)

Scientific publications

A minimum of 3 peer-reviewed scientific articles will be published during the course of the project.These articles will be published either in a pure Open Access Journal, as an openly accessible article in a hybrid journal or in a conference where we are able to fulfill the EC requirements. The conference on Micro and Nanotechnology for Power Generation and Energy Conversion Applications (PowerMEMS) publishes its proceedings in the Journal of Micromechanics and Microengineering that is a hybrid open access journal. Moreover, some of the article of the EUROSENSORS Conference are published in the Sensors and Actuators A and B journals that also has a publication fee to provide open access. Moreover, all the articles published by the researches of Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft will be deposited at Fraunhofer-ePrints (repository of the Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft) and announced at OpenAIRE. The publications will be listed in progress and periodic reports to the EU, and summarized in this deliverable report at the end of the project. Fraunhofer IZM will contribute to international conferences in the field of microelectronics packaging as Smart Systems Integration conference and ECPE conference in Europe and ECTC conference in the US. Contributions will focus on the packaging issues derived from the project, i.e. integration of fluidic functionalities and robust packaging technologies for harsh environments. The system will be shown at Sensor + Test exhibition in Nuremberg, Germany in 2017 (basic system) and 2018 (enlarged system) as well as at SMT Hybrid Packaging exhibition in Nuremberg, Germany.

Design of the crawler robot and tool

Design of the crawler robot and tool (based on outcomes of T7.2). The first version of the robot would be a CAD Computer-Aided Design. Responsible: JGK (4 PM)

Cooling structure design

This report results from T5.9. It will contain: a) Recommendation of optimized cooling structure and material, and b) Thermal resistance parameters for interfaces. Responsible: FhG-IZM-ERE (4 PM).

Evaluation report of the revised energy-harvester

D5.4 will summarize the resulting performance characteristics of the thermoelectric energy harvesting chain developed within work package 5. This includes the description of the prevalent mission profiles of thermal sinks and sources in the application environment of sewage water pipelines and the effects on the generated electric outputs. For this purpose, the parameterized model of the thermal path (T5.10) is applied. The report delivered provides a technological specification of the demonstrator for the dedicated use case of the project.

Sensing Unit - Technical and Legal evaluation

Results from T4.6.2. Responsible CFLP (2PM), BKA (1 PM), TiU (0.5PM), CS (0.5PM) UCBL (2PM).

Implementation specification of the chemical sensors, the sensing subsystem and the ASIC

Deliverable D3.1 is a report about the sensing subsystem, and will contain preliminary results from T3.1.1 and the specification required for the implementation of the ASIC as described in T3.2. The sensing subsystem will consist of two main components, chemical sensors and an ASIC which controls and measures the chemical sensors. The ASIC communicates with a controller in the central control unit by SPI-interfaces. The report consists of a block diagram and a description of the sensing subsystem. Main part is a detailed specification of the chemical sensors and the ASIC.

Heat-sink realization concept

This report gathers results from T5.8. In concrete, it will contain: a) Technical drawing describing the integration of the TEG into the ring structure, and b) Thermal material parameters. Responsible: FhG-IZM-ERE (4 PM)

Microfluidic passive system description and evaluation

Results from T4.3 and T4.6.1. Responsible: UCBL (12 PM), CS (0.5 PM).

Sampling Unit - Technical and Legal evaluation

Results from T4.5 and T4.6.3. Responsible: CFLP (1 PM), UCBL (9 PM) WUT (4PM).

Design of the transducers

Results from T4.2. Responsible: CS (5 PM), UCBL (3 PM)

Design of the microfluidic structure

Results from T4.1. Responsible: CS (1,5 PM), UCBL (4 PM)

Technical and legal evaluation of the revised prototypes with improved sensing subsystem

The D4.9 will correspond to the technical and legal evaluation of the revised prototypes with improved sensing subsystem developed in WP4. This deliverable will include the results from T4.8 and T4.9. Responsible: BKA (2PM), CFLP (1PM), TiU (0.5PM), CS (0.5PM), UCBL (2PM).

Website of the project

Website of the project with basic information about the project and public deliverables

Patents

Report showing the list of patents submitted or approved during the execution of the project and related to the project's outputs from every consortium partner, if the partner agrees.

Publicaciones

Capacitive sensing of N-formylamphetamine based on immobilized molecular imprinted polymers

Autores: Kinga Graniczkowska, Michael Pütz, Frank M. Hauser, Sarah De Saeger, Natalia V. Beloglazova
Publicado en: Biosensors and Bioelectronics, Edición 92, 2017, Página(s) 741-747, ISSN 0956-5663
Editor: Pergamon Press Ltd.
DOI: 10.1016/j.bios.2016.09.083

Novel strategy for sulfapyridine detection using a fully integrated electrochemical Bio-MEMS: Application to honey analysis

Autores: Nadia El Alami El Hassani, Abdoullatif Baraket, Ernandes Taveira Tenório Neto, Michael Lee, J-Pablo Salvador, M-pilar Marco, Joan Bausells, Nezha El Bari, Benachir Bouchikhi, Abdelhamid Elaissari, Abdelhamid Errachid, Nadia Zine
Publicado en: Biosensors and Bioelectronics, Edición 93, 2017, Página(s) 282-288, ISSN 0956-5663
Editor: Pergamon Press Ltd.
DOI: 10.1016/j.bios.2016.08.083

Sensitive Potentiometric Determination of Amphetamine with an All-Solid-State Micro Ion-Selective Electrode

Autores: J. Gallardo-González, A. Baraket, A. Bonhomme, N. Zine, M. Sigaud, J. Bausells, A. Errachid
Publicado en: Analytical Letters, Edición 51/3, 2017, Página(s) 348-358, ISSN 0003-2719
Editor: Marcel Dekker Inc.
DOI: 10.1080/00032719.2017.1326053

Identification of specific markers for amphetamine synthesised from the pre-precursor APAAN following the Leuckart route and retrospective search for APAAN markers in profiling databases from Germany and the Netherlands

Autores: Frank M. Hauser, Thorsten Rößler, Janneke W. Hulshof, Diana Weigel, Ralf Zimmermann, Michael Pütz
Publicado en: Drug Testing and Analysis, Edición 10/4, 2018, Página(s) 671-680, ISSN 1942-7603
Editor: John Wiley & Sons Ltd.
DOI: 10.1002/dta.2296

Characterisation of aqueous waste produced during the clandestine production of amphetamine following the Leuckart route utilising solid-phase extraction gas chromatography-mass spectrometry and capillary electrophoresis with contactless conductivity dete

Autores: Frank M. Hauser, Janneke W. Hulshof, Thorsten Rößler, Ralf Zimmermann, Michael Pütz
Publicado en: Drug Testing and Analysis, Edición 10/9, 2018, Página(s) 1368-1382, ISSN 1942-7603
Editor: John Wiley & Sons Ltd.
DOI: 10.1002/dta.2394

A highly selective potentiometric amphetamine microsensor based on all-solid-state membrane using a new ion-pair complex, [3,3′-Co(1,2-closo-C2B9H11)2]− [C9H13NH]+

Autores: J. Gallardo-Gonzalez, A. Saini, A. Baraket, S. Boudjaoui, A. Alcácer, A. Streklas, F. Teixidor, N. Zine, J. Bausells, A. Errachid
Publicado en: Sensors and Actuators B: Chemical, Edición 266, 2018, Página(s) 823-829, ISSN 0925-4005
Editor: Elsevier BV
DOI: 10.1016/j.snb.2018.04.001

A Highly Sensitive Impedimetric Metamitron Microsensor Based on All-Solid-State Membrane Using a New Ion-Pair Complex, [3,3′-Co(1,2-closo-C2B9H11)2]−[C10H11ON4]+

Autores: Zakaria Ayroud, Juan Gallardo-Gonzalez, Abdoullatif Baraket, Marie Hangouet, Albert Alcácer, Angelos Streklas, Joan Bausells, Abdelhamid Errachid, Nadia Zine
Publicado en: Proceedings, Edición 2/13, 2018, Página(s) 1093, ISSN 2504-3900
Editor: MDPI AG
DOI: 10.3390/proceedings2131093

A fully integrated passive microfluidic Lab-on-a-Chip for real-time electrochemical detection of ammonium: Sewage applications

Autores: J. Gallardo-Gonzalez, A. Baraket, S. Boudjaoui, T. Metzner, F. Hauser, T. Rößler, S. Krause, N. Zine, A. Streklas, A. Alcácer, J. Bausells, A. Errachid
Publicado en: Science of The Total Environment, Edición 653, 2019, Página(s) 1223-1230, ISSN 0048-9697
Editor: Elsevier BV
DOI: 10.1016/j.scitotenv.2018.11.002

Real-time wastewater monitoring as tool to detect clandestine waste discharges into the sewage system

Autores: Frank M. Hauser, Tim Metzner, Thorsten Rößler, Michael Pütz, Steffen Krause
Publicado en: Environmental Forensics, 2019, Página(s) 1-13, ISSN 1527-5922
Editor: Taylor & Francis
DOI: 10.1080/15275922.2019.1566295

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