WO2002015945A1 - Concept for slurry separation and biogas production - Google Patents
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- the present disposal system for animal cadavers is organised by registrating plants which are licensed to process the animal cadavers.
- the cadavers are primarily used for production of meat and bone meal which traditionally have been used for anni- mal foodstuff.
- DE4201166 describes a method of concurrent treatment of different organic waste products, in which the waste products are separated into three fractions containing different amounts of solid components. Solid fractions are homogenised before fermentation and biogas production. A number of aspects of the invention are not described by this reference. This applies, among other things, to the pre-treatment such as the alkaline hydrolysis, welfare in the animal houses, utilization of energi crops, absorbing of ammonia in a sulfur solution, the precipitation of P, prevention of struvite formation etc. and the use of biogas through a local gas engine or through an established pipeline for natural gas.
- EP0286115 describes a method to production of biogas in which manure is added fat acids or compositions containing fat acids. A number of aspects of the invention are not described by this reference. This applies, among other things, to the pre- treatment such as the alkaline hydrolysis, utilization of energi crops, the precipitation of P, prevention of struvite formation etc. and the use of biogas through a local gas engine or through an established pipeline for natural gas.
- EP0351922 describes a plant and a process in which the stripping of ammonia, carbon dioxide and phosphat occurs from liquid manure.
- the manure is transported from the farm by tank cars to the plant where the slurry is treated with hot air and by that partly stripped of ammonia and carbon dioxide.
- the remaining part of the slurry is heated and lime is added to pH 10-11, by which more ammonia is stripped and calcium phosphate is formed.
- the stripped ammonia is absorbed in an acidic solution by the formation of ammonium salt, which is dried and utilized as fertilizers.
- a decanter centrifuge is used to separate solid parts from the slurry.
- US 4.750,454 describes a plant for anaerobic digestion of animal manure and the use of the biogas produced by the process.
- the plant is based on decomposition caused by mesofilic or thermopile anaerobic bacteria and utilizes a local gas powdered engine equipped with a generator.
- a number of aspects of the invention are not described by this reference. This applies, among other things, to the pre- treatment such as the alkaline hydrolysis, the stripping of ammonia, the precipitation of P, prevention of struvite formation etc. and the use of biogas through a local gas engine or through an established pipeline for natural gas.
- US 5.389,258 describes a method to production of biogas from semi-solid and solid organic waste. A number of aspects of the invention are not described by this reference. This applies, among other things, to the pre-treatment such as the alkaline hydrolysis, welfare in the animal houses, stripping of ammonia, utilization of energi crops, prevention of struvite formation etc. and the use of biogas through a local gas engine or through an established pipeline for natural gas.
- US 5,782,950 describes fermentation of biological waste by a homogenisation, aeration and heating of the mass.
- the waste is fractionated into a liquid and a solid fraction.
- the solids is produced into compost.
- the liquids is fermented by anaerob mesofil and thermofil process with production of biogas.
- Reject water is recirculated from the biogas reactor to the homogenisation process.
- Reject water from the biogas reactor is treated in a plant clarification installation.
- a number of aspects of the invention are not described by this reference. This applies, among other things, to the pre-treatment such as the alkaline hydrolysis, welfare in the animal houses, stripping of ammonia before biogas production, utilization of energi crops, preven- tion of struvite formation etc. and the use of biogas through a local gas engine or through an established pipeline for natural gas.
- the invention may be applied to separate the main nutrients nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P) from animal manures and refine the nutrients to fertilizer products of commercial quality.
- the invention may be applied to produce large amounts of biogas from a wide range of organic substrates including all types of animal manures, energy crops, crops residues and other organic wastes.
- the pretreatment tank comprising the stripper tank is subjected to stripping and/or heat- ing, and the stripped N or ammonia is preferably absorbed prior to being stored in a separate tank (11).
- the stripped N including ammonia is preferably absorbed to a column in the stripper tank comprised in the first treatment tank before being directed to the separate tank for storage.
- the slurry having been subjected to a pre-treatment as described herein above is preferably diverted to at least one thermophile reactor (6) and/or at least one mesophile biogas reactor (6).
- the slurry is subsequently digested anaerobically in the reactors concomitantly with the production of biogas, i.e. gas consisting of mainly methane optionally comprising a smaller fraction of carbon dioxide.
- the bio- gas reactor(s) preferably forms part of an energy plant for improved production of energy from the organic material substrate.
- the divertion of such organic materials to the first pretreatment tank may comprise a step involving an anerobic fermentation such as e.g. thermophilic fermentation tank capable of removing gasses from the silage.
- anerobic fermentation such as e.g. thermophilic fermentation tank capable of removing gasses from the silage.
- straws and e.g. crop wastes originating from agricultural fields (5) may also be diverted to stables or ani- mal houses and later to the first and/or second pretreatment tank.
- Fig. 3 illustrates an embodiment comprising a simplified approach to the combined biogas and slurry separation system according to the present invention.
- no biogas fermentors are used, and the solids resulting from pretreatment in pretreatment tanks one (2) and/or two (3) are subjected to decanter centrifuge separation (4 and 5) following stripping of N including ammonia and collection thereof in a separate tank (8). Separate and at least semi-solid fractions comprising P and K are obtained (9 and 10).
- Fig. 4 illustrates an embodiment wherein the potassium (K) is not separated following decanter centrifuge separation as described for the embodiment illustrated in Fig. 3. Further separation of K from the reject water subsequently collected is how- ever possible.
- FIGS 5 and 6 illustrate a preferred embodiment of the system according to the invention. The individual components are described herein in detail.
- the present invention pertains to a number of individual aspects as described herein further below.
- the first aspect (sanitation)
- the system can preferably consist of an animal house and a stripper tank and a biogas reactor. Additional components can include a device for addition of CaO or Ca(OH) 2 to the slurry, an absorption column operated on the basis of e.g. sulphuric acid, a storage tank for the ammonia concentrate, and a storage tank for digested slurry.
- a device for addition of CaO or Ca(OH) 2 to the slurry can include a device for addition of CaO or Ca(OH) 2 to the slurry, an absorption column operated on the basis of e.g. sulphuric acid, a storage tank for the ammonia concentrate, and a storage tank for digested slurry.
- the technical construction is relatively simple because a screw conveyor equipped with a macerator, all made of rust- and acid proof steel, conveys the biomass into a lime cooker where the mass is heated by a steam injection to 180-200° C. The pressure becomes 10-16 bar during the 5-10 minutes necessary for the mass to be treated.
- Foam formation represents a common problem in biogas plants.
- Ca-ions are also very efficient in controlling foam as are many salts.
- One preferred foam controlling measure of the present invention is Ca(OH) 2 and/or CaO in addition to its other effects mentioned earlier. Supplementing the slurry with Ca-ions is also believed to stimulate the formation of flocks and the bacterial adhesion to organic par- tides and thus the performance of the anaerobic digestion.
- P-particles may be suspended in the slurry as well as other flocks.
- the use of Ca will also lead to a limited reduction of chemical oxygen demand (COD), which means that Ca precipitates other salts than just the orthophosphate.
- Heating Heat from the energy plant is preferably recycled to the animal houses.
- the heat can be provided by two separate circulation systems. One is located under the covering to 30-35°C, which provides the pigs with a comfortable micro-climate, keeps the floor dry and reduces bacterial growth on the floor. The second provides heat to the overall airspace in the house via pipes along the walls of the house. The second circulation is coupled to the ventilation control.
- Showers are preferably established over the slats, which covers 1 of the total floor area. This motivates the pigs to manure on the slats, as opposed to the solid floor. The shower water will flush the manure into the canals preventing malodour, ammonia losses etc.
- the clean solid floors substantially reduces the pos- sible infections form pathogens in the manure as Slamonella, Lavsonia etc.
- a slurry collection tank (Component number 2) is to collect slurry form the daily flushings of the animal houses and to work as a buffer before pumping to the main reception tank.
- the slurry is diverted to the collection tank by means of gravitation.
- the volume can be anything appropriate, such as e.g. 50 m 3 .
- the tank can be made of concrete and it can be placed below the floor in the animal houses so that the slurry form the houses can be diverted to the collection tank be means of gravitation.
- the unit shall also preferably eliminate or at least substantially reduce BSE-prions if present in waste introduced into the plant.
- waste include flesh- and bone meal, animal fats or similar produce from the processing of animals not used for consumption.
- the central process parameters are dry matter content of the E-media, temperature, pressure and pH. From a wide range of possible combinations the optimal parameter setting is a temperature of 160°C, pressure of 6 bar, dry matter content og app. 30%, and pH of app. 12.
- the volume / capacity is e.g. about 25 m 3 . Any suitable material can be used, including insulated glasfibre.
- the working temperature is typically about 70-95°C.
- the stripper and sanitation tank (Component number 12) preferably receives the following media:
- the stirring element is made of stainless steel
- Running temperature 70 - 80 °C
- Running gas combination 80% NH 4 , 15% CO 2 , 3% O 2 , 2% other gases
- Insulation k-value 0,20 W/m 2 K
- the top of the stripper and sanitation tank is preferably ventilated through an ammonia-absorbing unit ( Step I), and a pH-measuring unit regulates the need for CaO.
- a timed process can optionally pump water / slurry into the drizzle system to prevent production of foam.
- Digestion of the biomass is provided by a multi-step fermentor system preferably comprising three fermentors (Components 13, 14 and 15). Systems with fewer as well as more fermentors can also be applied.
- the fermentors are preferably connected to achieve maximum flexibility and optimum biogas production.
- the fermentors shall be planned for routinely running at termofile (45-65°C) as well as mesofile (25-45°C) temperatures.
- the digestion process can be optimised in terms of organic loading rate, retention time, and maximum digestion (min. 90% of VS). Heat spirals are included in order to heat the biomass to the preferred running temperature.
- a sand filter is placed in the bottom, which can be emptied throughout an exter- nal pipe connection. It will also be possible to empty the tank through the filter Top/ceiling
- the top and wall is basically a construction of mild steel - All pipes mounted is either polyester, stainless steel or mild steel
- the NS tank (Component number 23) is used for storing the stripped N.
- a micro-filter can be used to filter particles larger than 0,01 -0,1 ym from the reject water rendering the permeate suitable for treatment in a standard reverse osmosis filter.
- the K shall preferably be concentrated to a 10-20% solution.
- BSE prions are proteins resistant to protease attack. However, if treated with lime at temperatures of preferably 140-180°C, pressures at preferably 4-8 bar, and a pH of about 10-12 the prions are partly hydrolysed and thus rendered decomposable by microbial enzymes such as proteases, amidases etc.
- the microbes are present in the bioreactors and because the substrate is stripped for ammonia and thus low in total N versus total carbon the micro organisms are prone to produce additionally extracellular proteinases and proteases capable of hydrolysing the BSE prions.
- the high residence time also contributes to an efficient decomposition of BSE prions.
- the invention may be applied to separate the main nutrients nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P) from animal manures and refine the nutrients to fertilizer products of commercial or "organic" quality. This is achieved by combining the components of the first aspect with a decanter centrifuge.
- the N and P are the main nutrients in the slurry which are often in excess in animal holdings.
- the N is stripped and collected as described in the first aspect leaving P in the remaining digested slurry.
- the P is removed from the slurry along with organic and inorganic solids.
- the result being that preferably more than 90% of the N and P in the slurry are collected in separate fractions.
- the remaining reject water contains some potassium (K) and trace amounts of N and P.
- K potassium
- K potassium
- ceramic micro-filters are used as diffusers and filters at the same time.
- the filters are submerged in the reject water and operated with intermittent aeration and filtration periods.
- Aeration provides decomposition of the remaining organic matter and settling of inorganic flocks.
- the treated water is thus suitable for membrane filtration because fouling and scaling is pre- vented. Also the aeration through the same membranes (air back flushing) prevents the membranes from fouling and scaling.
- the product produced is a concentrate (mainly containing K) and filtered water suit- able for land spreading (a very limited area is required).
- reject water may also be re-circulated through the animal houses.
- the P fraction is suitable to further drying, which produces a granulate of commercial value.
- the N and K fractions are similarly of commercial value.
- the third preferred aspect is in particular designed to concentrate the main nutrients N and P (and K) contained in slurry and other organic substrates to fertilizer prod- ucts of commercial quality.
- decanter centrifuges are combined with the other elements of the GFE biogas and slurry separation system, in particular the N-stripping unit, it becomes of major interest to farmers.
- the combination of the N-stripping and decanter centri- fuges means that the majority of the N and P content of the slurry is separated and collected into individual fractions. It is important to stress that the P when present in flocks is bound to be stripped by the decanter centrifuge.
- the reject water may contain a major fraction of the potassium (K), while a smaller part will be present in the P-fraction.
- K potassium
- the reject water from the complete process may be subjected to a final treatment depending on the market preferences.
- the challenge is to treat the reject water to become suitable for membrane filtration and also larger volume reductions than the 50-60% mentioned.
- the challenge is also to use well known, cheap and robust technologies in a new context.
- Aeration of slurry is well known and aeration with atmospheric air during 2-4 weeks produces an aerobic digestion.
- Aeration achieves the following:
- the main devices of this preferred aspect are pre-treatment facilities consisting of a stripper tank and a lime cooker, and a flexible and multi step (minimum 3-step) process design of bioreactors.
- the pre-treatment facilities of first and second preferred aspects allow the use of a variety of organic substrates while the multi-stage biogas plant allows a complete digestion of the substrate and thus a maximum energy yield.
- N-rich and recalcitrant substrates such as poultry manure and deep litter is pretreated in the lime cooker.
- the cooked substrate is pre-digested in a mesopile reactor before the substrates enters the stripper tank and the subsequent reactors.
- the treatment in the GFE biogas and separation system further ensures that the nutrients are re-circulated to agricultural land.
- the energy crops are digested in a separate reactor and the digested biomass is diverted to the stripper tank. In this tank the fibres not decomposed during residence in the separate reactor will be hydrolysed and the ammonia will be collected in the N-fraction.
- the N contained in energy crops can then be re-circulated to land and used in the production of new energy crops. About 1-3 kg N per tonnes silage can be reused.
- the organic material according to the inveniton is preferably stripped for ammonia which in particular at thermopile temperatures is inhibitory to the biogas process (Hansen et al. 1998; Krylova et al. 1997; Kayhanian 1994).
- the ammonia is stripped during the pre-treatment, where the biomass is also being hydrolysed etc.
- the stripping and hydrolysis ensures that also the recalcitrant fibres are made available to digestion as described under the pre-treatment.
- the following digestion in the main biogas plant ensures a maximum gas yield.
- the invention may be applied to ensure optimal animal welfare and health when stabled in the animal houses while at the same time re- ducing emissions of dust and gasses such as ammonia. This is achieved by flushing or re-circulating reject water through the animal houses with the purpose of cleaning and rinsing sites, floors, slats, manure canals etc. This reduces the emitting surfaces where odour, ammonia and dust may be released to the in-door air.
- the above method may further comprise the step of separating the solids resulting from the biogas fermentation in a separation step involving a decanter centrifuge. Separate fractions of P and/or K, preferably in granulated form, are obtained from this separation.
- the above described preferred embodiments solve the problems associated with an attaining a sufficiently high hygienic standard in a stable or an animal house. This is achieved by reducing and/or eliminating undesirable microbial organisms and/or prions associated with BSE that are present in organic materials including manures and slurries thereof.
- microbial organisms selected from animal microbial organisms, infectious microbial organisms, and parasitic pathogen microbial organisms, including any combination thereof. Examples include, but is not limited to, bacteria such as Campylobacter, Salmonella, Yersinia, Ascaris, similar microbial and parasitic organisms, as well as virus, viroids and the like.
- any BSE prions or other prions present in the organic material are also destroyed or eliminated by the sterilization process.
- the reduction be e.g. a 90% reduction, an 80% reduction, a 70% reduction, a 60% reduction, or a reduction of preferably at least 50%.
- Lime pressure cooking of the organic material is preferably performed at a temperature of from about 100°C to about 250°C, under a pressure of 2-20 bar, with addition of lime sufficient to reach a pH value of from about 9 to about 12, and with an operation time of from at least one 1 minute to preferably about less than 60 minutes.
- An example of operating conditions of the lime pressure cooker is a temperature in the interval of about 120°C to about 220°C, a pressure from about 2 bar to preferably about less than 18 bar, and an operation time of from at least 1 minute to preferably less than 30 minutes.
- Another example of working conditions includes a temperature in the interval of from about 180°C to about 200°C, wherein the pressure is from about 10 bar to preferably less than 16 bar, wherein the pH level is from about 10 to about 12, and wherein the operation time is from about 5 minutes to about 10 minutes.
- Another further step is that of stripping nitrogen (N), including ammonia, from said organic material prior to diversion to a biogas fermentor of the organic material.
- N nitrogen
- This also allows the use of N- rich biomasses to be stripped and subsequently digested in the fermentors.
- Biogas is produced from the fermentation of the organic material freed from at least part of the N, including ammonia.
- the stripped nitrogen (N) including ammonia is preferably absorbed in a column before optionally being stored in a tank.
- the stripped nitrogen (N) including ammonia is preferably absorbed in a column comprising water or an acidic solution, preferably sulphuric acid, before optionally being stored in a tank.
- the step of stripping nitrogen (N), including ammonia is preferably performed by initially adding an amount of lime to the organic material sufficient to increase the pH value to above 9 at a temperature of preferably above 40°C, such as a pH value of above 10 at a temperature of preferably above 40°C, for example a pH value of above 11 at a temperature of preferably above 40°C, such as a pH value of about 12 at a temperature of preferably above 40°C.
- the temperature is preferably above 50°C, such as above 55°C, for example above 60°C.
- the organic material can comprise solid and/or liquid parts such as e.g. manures and slurries thereof, crop residues, silage crops, animal carcasses or fractions hereoff, slaughterhouse waste, meat and bone meal, including any combination thereof.
- the organic material comprises a maximum of 50% solid parts, for example a maximum of 40% solid parts; such as a maximum of 30% solid parts, for example a maximum of 20% solid parts.
- the organic material can also be in a liquid state and comprise a maximum of 10% solid parts.
- the organic material can further comprise straw, fibres or sawdust, and in one embodiment the organic material has a high content of fibres, preferably more than 10% (w/w).
- the organic material can also comprise deep litter or manure from animals, especially from cattle, pigs and poultry holdings. Additionally, animal organic material can be used, such as e.g. animal carcasses or fractions hereof, slaugtherhouse waste, meat and bone meal, blood plasma or any such produce originating from animals, risk- and no-risk material with respect to the potential presence of BSE-prions or other prions.
- animal organic material can be used, such as e.g. animal carcasses or fractions hereof, slaugtherhouse waste, meat and bone meal, blood plasma or any such produce originating from animals, risk- and no-risk material with respect to the potential presence of BSE-prions or other prions.
- the organic material can also comprise proteins or similar organic molecules comprising elements, including amino acids and combinations thereof, constituting the BSE prions or other prions, and wherein said BSE prions or other prions are eliminated or destructed directly or rendered available for destruction by lime pressure cooking and/or subsequent fermentation, including anaerobic fermentation.
- the organic material of animal origin preferably has a high amount of nitrogen (N), preferably more than 10%.
- N nitrogen
- the organic material in the form of a liquid slurry can be obtained by the addition of water and/or water containing a low concentration of organic material, preferably less than 10% solid parts.
- Each fermentation is performed by a bacterial population capable of mesophilic or thermophilic fermentation, respectively.
- the fermentation is in one embodiment an anaerobic fermentation.
- the fermentation is preferably performed at a temperature of from about 15°C to preferably less than about 65°C, such as at a temperature of from about 25°C to preferably less than about 55°C, for example at a temperature of from about 35°C to preferably less than about 45°C.
- the fermentation is preferably performed for a period of time from about 5 to preferably less than 15 days, such as for a period of time from about 7 to preferably less than 10 days.
- biogas production is performed in one or more plants by a microbial organism, preferably a population of bacteria, and involves an anaerobic fermentation of the organic material.
- the bacteria preferably produce mainly methane and a smaller fraction of carbon dioxide when fermenting the organic material.
- the biogas production can be performed in one or more plants, preferably by bacterial anaerobic fermentation of the organic material.
- the biogas production is performed in two plants by anaerobic bacterial fermentation of the organic material, initially by fermentation with thermophilic bacteria in a first plant, followed by diverting the thermophilicly fermented organic material to a second plant, wherein fermentation with mesophilic bacteria takes place.
- thermophilic reaction conditions preferably include a reaction temperature ranging from 45°C to 75°C, such as a reaction temperature ranging from 55°C to
- the mesophilic reaction conditions preferably include a reaction temperature ranging from 20°C to 45°C, such as a reaction temperature ranging from 30°C to 35°C.
- the thermophilic reaction as well as the mesophilic reaction is preferably performed for about 5 to15 days, such as for about 7 to 10 days.
- Any potential foam formation can be reduced and/or eliminated by the addition of polymers, and/or plant oils, and/or one or more salts, preferably plant oil in the form of rape oil.
- the salts preferably comprise or essentially consist of CaO and/or
- a desirable flocculation of substances and particles during biogas production is preferably achieved by the addition of calcium-ions capable of forming calcium- bridges between organic and inorganic substances in solution or suspension, wherein said calcium-bridges resulting in the formation of 'flocks' of particles.
- the addition of calcium-ions further results in the precipitation of orthophosphates, including dissolved (PO 4 3" ), which is preferably precipitated as calcium phosphate Ca 3 (PO 4 ) 2 , wherein the precipitated calcium phosphate preferably remains suspended in a slurry.
- the obtained biogas can be diverted to a gas engine capable of producing heat and/or electricity.
- the heat can be used to heat the lime pressure cooker and/or the fermentation plant and/or the N stripper reactor and/or the one or more biogas plant(s) and/or the animal house(s) and/or a human residence and/or heating water to be used in a household or human residence.
- the electricity can be diverted and sold to a commercial net for distributing electricity.
- the remaining N stripped, sterilised and fermented organic material is spread on agricultural fields.
- the invention in another aspect pertains to a method for producing N comprising fertilisers from organic materials comprising a N source, said production comprising the steps of i) collecting N including ammonia stripped from the organic material in an N stripping step, ii) absorbing said N including ammonia in water or an acidic solution preferably comprising sulphuric acid, and iii) obtaining N-fertiliser which can be spread on agricultural land.
- the invention in yet another aspect provides a method for producing phosphor (P) comprising fertilisers from organic materials comprising a P source, said production comprising the steps of i) diverting slurry from a biogas fermenter to a separator, ii) separating the fermented organic material as well as inorganic material into a solid and a mainly liquid fraction, iii) obtaining a mainly solid fraction comprising a part of the P, preferably in the form of calcium phosphate Ca 3 (PO 4 ) 2 , and organic phosphates suspended in the slurry, wherein said solid fraction is capable of being used as a P fertiliser capable of being spread on agricultural land when appropriate.
- P phosphor
- the separator for separating the fermented organic material as well as inorganic material into a solid and a mainly liquid fraction is preferably a decanter centrifuge.
- the mainly solid fraction comprising P can optionally be dried to produce a granulate comprising a P fertiliser, e.g. by allowing the P-fraction to compost in a mile store under an air permeable sheet or cover.
- the method in another aspect provides for the production of substantially clean reject water, said production comprising the steps of i) obtaining from the separator, preferably a decanter centrifuge, a liquid fraction comprising reject water having only a very limited content of N and P, preferably less than 5% (w/v), such as less than 1 % (w/v), for example less than 0.1 % (w/v), such as less than 0.01 % (w/v), and essentially no sources capable of spreading zoonoses, veterinary vira, infectious bacteria, parasites or other infectious agents, including BSE prions and other prions.
- the reject water contains less than 10% of the N and P originally obtained in the slurry.
- the second separation step preferably comprises subjecting the K comprising fraction through a ceramic micro filter operating with an intermittent aeration and filtration of the reject water, wherein preferably said aeration provides decomposition of the remaining organic material and settling of inorganic flocks.
- a method for producing clean reject water wherein the obtained reject water is treated in an aerobic treatment system capable of eliminating and/or reducing the content of N and P within the water and preferably also decomposing the remaining organic material and smell components, obtaining reject water essentially free from N and P, wherein said reject water is preferably capable of being spread on agricultural land when appropriate, or re-circulated through an animal houses.
- the above-mentioned aeration can be performed with atmospheric air during 2-4 weeks at a temperature of about 20°C and a liquid-gas ratio of about 1 :2000. Any eliminated N can be collected and diverted to the absorption column described herein elsewhere.
- the invention also provides in yet another aspect a method for improving the hygiene in an animal house or a stable for animals, said improvement consisting in cleaning the stable with the obtained reject water.
- the cleaning involves cleaning and rinsing e.g. sites, floors, slats, manure canals, ceilings, ventilation canals, scrubbing exhaust air, etc., as well as reducing the emitting surfaces where odour, ammonia and dust may be released into the environment of the predetermined location including the stable.
- the cleaning of the stables is in one embodiment preferably performed with reject water obtained following fermentation of energy crops or obtained following the fermentation to produce biogas separation of solids and liquids or reject water obtained from a later process in the system.
- the system comprises
- a first device preferably animal houses or stables for holding and/or breeding animals, preferably farm animals including cows, pigs, cattle, horses, goats, sheep and/or poultry, and the like, and/or
- a second device preferably at least one pre-treatment plant for pretreatment of organic material
- said organic material preferably comprises animal manure and/or animal slurry and/or plant parts, wherein said plant parts preferably comprise one or more of straw, crops, crop residues, silage, energy crops, and optionally animal carcasses or fractions hereof, slaugtherhouse waste, meat and bone meal, blood plasma or any such produce originating from animals, risk- and no-risk material with respect to the potential presence of BSE-prions or other prions, and/or
- a third device preferably an energy plant generating an improved amount of energy from a biomass comprising organic material
- the first device comprises
- a) a first pre-treatment tank preferably a stripper tank for i) stripping N (nitrogen), including ammonia, from the slurry diverted from the first device to the second device, or ii) stripping N, including ammonia, from organic material diverted from an additional pre-treatment tank of the second devise, wherein the first pre-treatment tank can optionally also be used for hydrolysing the organic material, and/or
- a second pre-treatment tank preferably a lime pressure cooker for hydrolysing slurry comprising organic material diverted from the first device to the second device, wherein said hydrolysis results in eliminating, inactivating and/or reducing in number any viable microbial organisms and/or pathogenic substances present in the slurry, or a part thereof, and/or
- At least one tank preferably a silage tank for generating ensiled plant material comprising at least one or more of corn/maize, energy crops, beets, and crop residues, and/or
- biogas fermenter to which slurry and/or organic material can be diverted from the second device for fermenting the organic material under either mesophilic fermentation conditions and/or thermophilic fermentation, said fermentation resulting in the production of biogas comprising mainly methane and/or b) at least one tank for collection of biogas, wherein the tank is optionally connected to an outlet for distribution of biogas, or connected to a gas engine, and/or
- At least one first separator preferably a decanter centrifuge in which the fermented material from the at least one biogas fermenter is separated into an essentially liquid fraction in the form of reject water, and an essentially solid fraction, wherein said solid fraction comprises solid phosphor (P) comprising organic and inorganic material, and/or
- the system preferably comprises pipe lines constituting a closed system preventing or leading to a reduction in emissions of any one or more of dust, microbial organisms, ammonia, air, liquid or any other constituent within the system.
- Liquid fractions or reject water from one or more of the at least one silage tank, the at least one pre-treatment fermenting tank, the at least one biogas fermentor, the at least one first separator and the at least one second separator is preferably re-used for cleaning of the animal house or the stable.
- the liquid fractions or reject water from any one or more of the at least one silage tank, the at least one pre-treatment fermenting tank, the at least one biogas fermentor, the at least one first separator and the at least one second separator is preferably re-used in any step of the slurry separation and biogas production system to maintain the organic material in a proper fluid condition.
- the system makes it possible to add lime, including CaO and/or Ca(OH) 2 , to the organic material before said organic material enters the stripper tank for stripping N including ammonia, preferably by adding an amount of lime sufficient to generate a pH value of from about 10 to about 12, optionally in combination with a heating step and an aeration of the slurry including the organic material.
- the organic material preferably remains in the stripper tank of the system for a period of 5 to 10 days, such as 7 days.
- the temperature inside the stripper tank is preferably between 60°C. and 80°C. An amount of from about 30 and 60 gram
- Ca(OH) 2 per kg dry matter in the organic material is preferably added to the organic material in the stripper tank or before said organic material enters the stripper tank.
- the system facilitates colloction of stripped N including ammonia from the stripper tank and diversion of said stripped N to a column in which N including ammonia is absorbed in water or an acid solution preferably comprising sulphuric acid, and optionally also storing the absorbed ammonia in a tank.
- N including ammonia is absorbed in water or an acid solution preferably comprising sulphuric acid, and optionally also storing the absorbed ammonia in a tank.
- the N absorbed in water or an acid solution in this way is preferably used as a fertiliser.
- CaO is added to the lime pressure cooker in an amount of from 5-10 g per kg dry matter in the organic material.
- the system operates at a temperature of between 100°C and 220°C, such as e.g. 180°C to 200°C.
- the temperature is aligned according to the organic material to be treated, a higher temperature is chosen the higher the content of cellulose, hemicellulose and lignin is in the organic material, or a higher temperature is chosen according to the risk of infectious microbial organism or pathogenic compounds including BSE prions in the organic material.
- the pressure is between preferably between from 2 to preferably less than 16 bar, such as from 4 to preferably less than 16 bar, for example from 6 to preferably less than 16 bar, such as from 10 to preferably less than 16 bar.
- the system operates at the elevated temperature for about 5 to 10 minutes, but longer treatment times can also be used.
- N including ammonia stripped in the lime pressure cooker is preferably collected and diverted to a column and absorbed as described herein elsewhere.
- the system also facilitates the optimization of the fermentation of the organic material and the production of biogas by providing a pre-treatment plant comprising facilities for stripping N including ammonia and/or performing alkaline hydrolysis under predetermined process parameters, including pH level, temperature, aeration, duration, foam inhibition and flocculation of suspended material.
- the organic material is preferably diverted to another biogas reactor of the system, in which the fermentation conditions are capable of supporting a thermophilic fermentation.
- the thermophilic reaction conditions include a reaction temperature ranging from about 45°C to 75°C, such as a reaction temperature ranging from about 55°C to 60°C.
- the mesophilic reaction conditions include a reaction temperature ranging from about 20°C to 45°C, including a reaction temperature ranging from about 30°C to 35°C.
- thermophilic reaction and the mesophilic reaction to occur for about or at least 5-15 days, such as for about or at least 7-10 days, preferably at least 7 days.
- the system makes it possible in one embodiment to divert a slurry including a liquid comprising solid parts, to a first separator for separating the solid materials including a limited fraction of the liquid from the main part of the liquid fraction.
- Said mainly solid fraction comprises organic and inorganic material including P (phosphor) and compounds hereof.
- Said mainly solid fraction can be further dried and comprises a fertiliser.
- the first separator of the system is preferably a decanter centrifuge.
- the system also allows reject water from the first separator to be treated in a second separator, said second separator comprising a ceramic micro-filters in which the reject water from the first separator is further processed by aeration and filtration, optionally removing any residual odour components, any residual nitrogen compounds and/or any components containing K (potassium), leaving an essentially clean reject water comprising essentially none of said residual components.
- the system makes it possible to divert the reject water from the thermophilic biogas reactor or from the first and/or second separator to an agricultural field, to a waste water treatment plant, or a purifying plant, or a biological treatment plant for further purification if required.
- the system or the methods of the present invention can be used to:
- N nitrogen
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