About / Co-founder
Dr Ehizuelen Franklin Imafidon
Water and wastewater engineering · Treatment chemistry · Phosphorus removal · Process optimisation
Biography
Ehizuelen Imafidon is an environmental-engineering specialist working across water and wastewater treatment, phosphorus removal, treatment chemistry and process optimisation. He holds a PhD in Water and Wastewater Engineering from Cranfield University and an MSc in Environmental Engineering.
His research has particular expertise in chemical phosphorus removal and coagulation, examining how coagulant selection, water chemistry and operating conditions influence treatment performance. His doctoral research investigated phosphorus removal from municipal wastewater, systematically evaluating coagulant performance and the effects of pH, dosing strategy, phosphorus characteristics and floc formation. The work combined laboratory investigation with practical treatment considerations and involved collaboration with UK water utility organisations.
Ehizuelen's broader expertise centres on applying environmental-engineering evidence to real-world water and wastewater challenges. His work examines how treatment chemistry, process design and operational choices can be optimised to improve treatment performance, resource efficiency and compliance with increasingly demanding water-quality requirements.
Specialist expertise
Water and wastewater engineering, phosphorus removal, treatment chemistry and process optimisation.
Research interests
Chemical phosphorus removal and coagulation in municipal wastewater treatment — how coagulant selection, water chemistry, dosing strategy and operating conditions shape treatment performance — and how treatment chemistry and process design can be optimised for performance, resource efficiency and compliance with tightening water-quality requirements.
Selected projects & outputs
- Evaluation of the impact of coagulant choice on phosphorus removal from municipal wastewaterCranfield University, 2025Doctoral thesis
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