Digestion of Manure and High Strength Wastes(有机肥和高强度消化废物).pptVIP

RCM - Who We Are Digesters are our only business, 20 years in the digester business 51 digesters operating Staff of 12 in Oakland, California and Camden, NJ RCM Philosophy Cost Effective Construction Easy to operate Flexibility RCM Digesters for mixed manure and food waste Covered Lagoon – solubles only Heated mixed tank or lagoon Plug Flow Multi-farm Multi-waste Castelanelli Dairy – 180 kW Typical heated mixed digester Agro Super, Chile, 2002 120,000 finish hogs heated, mixed, covered digester, boiler 400 hp Biogas Boiler and Gas Skid, Chile WPF – Wheatland,Wyoming, 2004 18,000 finish hogs, heated, mixed, concrete tank digester 160 kW engine, Operating Requirements: US No time-temperature requirements Maybe you can add food, maybe not HRT – 15 – 25 days Temperature – mesophillic Europe - Canada Pasteurization or time/temp requirement depending on location and added materials and who is making the rules – Germany v Denmark HRT – 12 – 20 days Temperature – depends on HRT RCM First Accidental Co-digestion 24 years ago cheese whey from Marin French Cheese was added to dairy manure at the Marindale Dairy Digester. Good News! Some whey made some extra gas. The owner then added too much whey and almost killed the digester. 1. Why manure and food waste? Food waste is typically highly biodegradable Society wants degradable wastes managed to minimize public health impact Digesters degrade highly biodegradable materials in a controlled fashion and the effluent doesn’t smell, support flies or vermin. Farm digester manure is a complete substrate Food waste may need nutrients from manure to enhance degradation 2. Why manure and food waste? Farm View Profit Tipping fees Extra Gas and Electricity Production Waste Generator View Reduced disposal cost while meeting society goal of controlled degradation Farm has land to manage the waste. What digests: Protein - Slaughterhouse waste, fish processing, road kill Vegetable oils Fats, Oils, Grease (maybe