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    The document discusses turning food and animal waste into renewable energy through anaerobic digestion. It provides an overview of Anaergia, a global leader in organic waste recovery technology. The document outlines the economic and environmental benefits of waste-to-energy and describes Anaergia's integrated solutions for processing different waste streams into biogas, fertilizer, and renewable power.

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    The document discusses turning food and animal waste into renewable energy through anaerobic digestion. It provides an overview of Anaergia, a global leader in organic waste recovery technology. The document outlines the economic and environmental benefits of waste-to-energy and describes Anaergia's integrated solutions for processing different waste streams into biogas, fertilizer, and renewable power.

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    The key takeaways are that anaerobic digestion is a process that converts food and animal waste into biogas and fertilizer. It has economic and environmental benefits such as producing renewable energy and reducing waste.

    Some of the technologies discussed for treating food waste include food waste pre-treatment systems, anaerobic digesters, biogas treatment systems, and digestate dewatering and processing to recover nutrients.

    According to the text, anaerobic digestion provides a valuable source of renewable biogas energy and helps address the difficulties of disposing of food and animal waste. It also allows businesses to meet environmental goals.

    Turning Food and Animal

    Waste to Energy
    The future to Renewables & Distributed
    Generation

    By: Edwin Khew
    MD Anaergia Pte Ltd

    Key Issues Of The 21st Century
    Anaergia Overview
    3
    Global technology leader in the recovery of value from
    organic waste streams
    Complete solutions for resource recovery from waste,
    specially organics to energy through anaerobic digestion
    and nutrient recovery
    Proven portfolio of proprietary technological solutions
    around anaerobic digestion core
    Flexible project delivery options, including DB, BOO, DBO
    Over 20 years of design and operating experience
    Core technologies used in over 1,600 digester plants with
    over 355 MW of capacity from biogas
    ECONOMICAL PROVEN DISTRIBUTED

    WASTE
    TO ENERGY IS
    BIG
    BUSINESS
    Investment in biomass
    and waste-to-energy is
    projected to increase
    from $14bn in 2010 to
    $80bn by 2020
    Bloomberg New Energy Finance

    Economic and Environmental Driver
    Biogas is a valuable energy source
    Replace natural gas or Upgrade to natural gas
    Electrical power generation (renewable energy 24x7)

    Difficulty of disposing food waste and animal waste materials
    Feeding food waste to animals outlawed by WHO
    High cost of transportation of wet waste materials to landfills
    Spreading liquid compost or animal waste as Agri fertilzer outlawed by EPA.

    Green approach to business to meet national or global
    environmental goals

    Organics outlawed in landfills in Europe, US and China to mitigate
    green house gas emissions and leachate contamination. Reduction
    as incineration materials-lowers NCV and efficiency of combustion
    Our Vision: Zero Organic Waste Future
    Integrated Solutions
    Food Processing
    Waste
    Municipal Solid
    Waste
    Source
    Separated
    Organics
    Wastewater Biosolids
    Clean
    Water
    Organic
    Fertilizer
    Renewable
    Gas
    Renewable
    Power
    Agricultural Waste
    Recyclables
    Anaergia has a global footprint with
    Asian HQ in Singapore
    Food Waste Treatment Technology
    Food Waste
    SSO / C&I
    Liquid Waste /
    FOG
    Liquid
    Storage
    Bunker with screw
    augers or walking
    floor
    Liquid Waste
    OREX Pre-Treatment
    System
    Plastic &
    Packaging
    Raw Slurry
    Clean Slurry
    Small
    Plastics &
    Paper
    Optional
    Dynamic
    Cyclone / Settler
    For Treatment of High
    Contamination Waste
    Grit & Glass
    Anaergia Triton
    TM
    High Solids
    Digester
    Biogas
    treatment
    Digestate
    Screw Press
    Screw Dewater
    Polymer
    Filtrate
    Cake to
    Composting
    or land
    application
    Filtrate to Treatment
    Filtrate return for Pre-
    Treatment Use
    Filtrate for
    dilution
    CHP
    Upgrading to
    Biomethane
    Heat to Heat to
    digesters and drying
    (if available)
    Electricity
    Heat
    RNG to pipe or vehicle
    fuel
    Wash Water
    Injection
    Food Waste Pre-Treatment
    Reference: Food Waste
    Reference: Food Waste, Glenfarg
    Reference: Food Waste
    Reference: Food Waste
    Reference: Food Waste and
    Agricultural Waste Co-Digestion
    Animal Waste Process Flow Diagram
    Food Waste
    Manure
    Anaerobic
    Digestion
    Dewatering
    Ammonia
    Stripping
    Acid Scrubbing
    Heat Exchanger
    Fertilizer
    Combined Heat and
    Power Unit
    Biogas
    Waste Heat
    Deammonified Dilution Water
    Electricity
    Sludge
    Recovering Resources from Digestate
    Start with raw digestate 2% - 15% TS
    depending on feedstock and digester
    type
    1) Use Solid/Liquid separation to recover
    organic N & P in the cake
    2) The liquid fraction (filtrate) will contain
    inorganic N & soluble K and P
    3) Use ammonia stripping to recover
    ammonia from the filtrate either as liquid
    or pellet ammonium sulfate
    4) Deammonified filtrate contains residual
    ammonia and P and can be used to
    produce Struvite pellets adding Mg
    5) Deammonified filtrate contains org-N, P
    and K and can be concentrated, dried
    and pelletized combined with digestate
    cake



    Ammonia Stripping
    17
    Applications
    Production of deammonified
    filtrate for use in feedstock
    dilution.
    Production of nitrogen fertilizer
    from digestate
    Reducing nitrogen load for land
    application of digestate
    Controlling ammonia toxicity in
    digestion of high solids
    substrates

    Case Study 40 TPD Chicken Farm
    Solution
    Liquefy manure with deammonified
    filtrate
    500 kW electricity + 425 kW heat using
    CHP
    Solid-liquid separation using a two
    stage screw press
    Filtrate treated using air stripping and
    ammonium sulfate production
    3,800 lbs/d dry ammonium sulfate (800
    lbs/d of nitrogen) equivalent
    Estimated $210,000/year in fertilizer
    value
    Additional 30 ton/d of 25% cake solids
    (N-P-K of 1.7-1.6-0.4)
    Triton Digester System
    Preferred design for large plants > 1 MWel
    Tank in tank arrangement, Combines raceway and CSTR reactors
    Outer ring: 1st Stage high rate, higher solids
    Inner ring: 2nd Stage low rate, lower solids
    30% Lower mixing energy required for high solids 1st Stage
    Compact construction with 30% less footprint and Short piping lengths
    Low parasitic energy consumption and Low heat losses


    Inner Ring with Double Membrane Cover
    Outer Ring with Concrete Roof
    2
    nd
    Stage
    1
    st
    Stage
    Triton vs. Conventional Technology
    Digestion Technology - Hydraulic Mixers
    and Service Box
    Digestion Technology Pumping and
    Separation
    Q&A
    June 14 23
    Thank You !

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