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Procédé et dispositif pour le recyclage et la valorisation de déchets domestiques biodégradables produits dans des habitations de communautés de voisins, au moyen d'installations de production de biogaz pour produire de l'électricité, de l'engrais et pour chauffer l'eau Download PDF

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WO2010100309A1
WO2010100309A1 PCT/ES2010/070120 ES2010070120W WO2010100309A1 WO 2010100309 A1 WO2010100309 A1 WO 2010100309A1 ES 2010070120 W ES2010070120 W ES 2010070120W WO 2010100309 A1 WO2010100309 A1 WO 2010100309A1
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  • the invention relates to a method and device for recycling and efficientlyzing all biodegradable household waste produced in homes in neighboring communities, as well as optionally biodegradable waste from gardens.
  • Biodegradable household waste is first crushed by means of a disposer disposed in the kitchen sinks and then conducted through a separate network independent from the faecal network of the building to a biogas production plant formed by a group of biogas digesters in phases or single stage, the necessary safety and control mechanisms, a biogas consumer, a biogas tank and a place for the deposition of inert material resulting from the biodigestion of organic waste.
  • composition of the biogas generated is as follows: methane (CH4), CO2 and other chemical compounds.
  • Biogas can be used energy through combustion, its calorific value being 4000 to 6000 Kcal / cubic meter.
  • the digesters will be fed with the crushed material from the kitchens, and the PH, temperature, dilution of the digester content and biogas pressure will be controlled at all times.
  • the system will be equipped at all points with the control mechanisms that guarantee the correct functioning of the device and its safety.
  • the system includes a gas storage device.
  • a gas storage device As a result of the fermentation of the waste, it throws an inert product that will be removed from the digesters. Once properly dried, it can be used as fertilizer. The volume and weight of this product is less than the volume and weight of the waste entering the system.
  • the entire solid by-product of the invention is an organic fertilizer whose weight and dry volume are less than the weight and volume of biodegradable waste that is introduced into the device.
  • the present invention involves a separation of the biodegradable fraction from household waste, so as to facilitate the efficiency of selective collection of urban waste.
  • the present invention assumes, even in the case of landfill disposal of waste residues, a decrease in the volume deposited in landfill.
  • the present invention involves the energy use of biogas.
  • a ton of biodegradable household waste can produce 330 to 550 cubic meters of biogas.
  • landfills and under normal conditions it is not possible to recover more than 220 cubic meters of biogas per ton throughout the life of the landfill, and this through the use of complex design and exploitation technologies and only viable in large landfills. In this way, at least about 110 cubic meters of biogas per ton of biodegradable waste would escape into the atmosphere.
  • Methane is a potent greenhouse gas. A cubic meter of methane has the same greenhouse effect as 23 cubic meters of CO2.
  • leachates whose characteristics vary depending on their age. In general, they are leachates that initially have acidic pH (although over time years tend to equilibrium pH), they have very high rates of BOD (Biochemical Oxygen Demand) and COD (Chemical Oxygen Demand), and may contain a high number of hazardous pollutants, by mobilizing them by dissolution because of their acidic pH. If they are not collected in a controlled manner, they are a potential source of contamination for surface, groundwater and soil in the landfill environment, due to their high potential for ecotoxicity. Even in the case of their collection in a controlled manner, they require very expensive treatments in general to be able to comply with the limits of discharges to channels imposed by water legislation.
  • the present invention prevents the emission of biogas produced by the decomposition of organic matter in landfills.
  • the present invention reduces the risk of combustion and explosions insofar as it uses biodegradable waste by avoiding landfill.
  • the present invention reduces instabilities in landfills by sliding to the extent that it prevents depositing in landfills of biodegradable waste.
  • the present invention facilitates the final closure of the landfill by reducing instability due to the lower deposit in the landfill of biodegradable waste.
  • it reduces the difficulty of vegetation in landfill closure works as a result of the displacement of oxygen in the substrate.
  • To the extent that it reduces the deposit in landfills of biodegradable waste it reduces the generation of leachate and with it the risks of contamination of water and soil.
  • the present invention involves the energy use of biogas.
  • a ton of biodegradable household waste can produce 330 to 550 cubic meters of biogas.
  • In landfills and under normal conditions it is not possible to recover more than 220 cubic meters of biogas per ton throughout the life of the landfill, and this through the use of complex and only viable design and exploitation technologies in large landfills. In this way, at least about 110 cubic meters of biogas per ton of biodegradable waste would escape into the atmosphere.
  • Methane is a potent greenhouse gas. A cubic meter of methane has the same greenhouse effect as 23 cubic meters of CO2.
  • As an order of magnitude, in Spain, 35% of the methane generated comes from landfills and represents 5% of the total greenhouse gases.
  • the waste disposal in landfill is a series of drawbacks, such as:
  • leachates whose characteristics vary depending on their age. In general, they are leachates that initially have acidic pH (although over time years tend to equilibrium pH), they have very high rates of BOD (Biochemical Oxygen Demand) and COD (Chemical Oxygen Demand), and may contain a high number of hazardous pollutants, by mobilizing them by dissolution because of their acidic pH. If they are not collected in a controlled manner, they are a potential source of contamination for surface, groundwater and soil in the landfill environment, due to their high potential for ecotoxicity. Even in the case of their collection in a controlled manner, they require very expensive treatments in general to be able to comply with the limits of discharges to channels imposed by water legislation.
  • Biodegradable household waste is first crushed by a disposer disposed in kitchen sinks, preferably under them and then conducted through a separate network independent from the faecal network of the building to a biogas production plant formed by a group of digesters in phases or single-stage, the necessary safety and control mechanisms, a biogas consumer, a biogas tank and a place for the deposition of inert material resulting from the biodigestion of organic waste.
  • composition of the biogas generated is as follows: methane (CH4), CO2 and other chemical compounds.
  • Biogas can be used energy through combustion, its calorific value being 4000 to 6000 Kcal / cubic meter.
  • This biogas is consumed in the biogas consumer, and used to produce electrical, mechanical or water heating.
  • the digesters will be fed with the crushed material from the kitchens, and the PH, temperature, dilution of the digester content and biogas pressure will be controlled at all times.
  • the system includes a gas storage device.
  • the volume and weight of the inert product that is formed as a result of the biodigestion of organic waste is less than the volume and weight of the waste entering the system.
  • the entire inert by-product of the invention is an organic fertilizer whose weight and dry volume are less than the weight and volume of biodegradable waste that is introduced into the device.
  • the present invention reduces the emission into the atmosphere of biogas, one of whose components is methane gas, which has a potent greenhouse effect.
  • Biogas can be used energy through combustion, its calorific value being 4000 to 6000 Kcal / cubic meter.
  • the invention yields an inert product that will be removed from the digesters. Once properly dried It can be used as fertilizer. [57] The volume and weight of this product is less than the volume and weight of the waste entering the system. [58] The present invention reduces the risk of combustion and explosions insofar as it uses biodegradable waste by avoiding landfill. [59] The present invention reduces instabilities in landfills by sliding to the extent that it prevents depositing in landfills of biodegradable waste. [60] The present invention facilitates the final closure of the landfill by reducing instability due to the lower deposit in the landfill of biodegradable waste.
  • FIGURE 1 schematically depicts the operation of the invention, which consists of the following elements: [64] • Crusher of organic waste in each of the community kitchens
  • Biogas plant (4) which is schematically represented by:

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La présente invention concerne un procédé et un dispositif pour le recyclage et la valorisation de déchets domestiques biodégradables produits dans des habitations de communautés de voisins, au moyen d'installations de production de biogaz préfabriquées pour produire de l'électricité, de l'engrais et pour chauffer l'eau. Les déchets sont broyés dans un broyeur placé dans les éviers des cuisines et sont conduits par un réseau séparé du réseau des matières fécales jusqu'à une installation de production de biogaz formée de digesteurs dans lesquels est produit du biogaz suite à la digestion anaérobie. Des mécanismes de sécurité et de contrôle, un brûleur de biogaz, un réservoir de biogaz et un lieu pour l'entreposage de la matière inerte résultant de la biodigestion sont prévus. Cette matière peut être utilisée comme engrais. Éventuellement les déchets peuvent provenir de jardins. Le biogaz est consumé dans le brûleur de biogaz et on l'utilise pour la production d'énergie électrique, mécanique ou pour le chauffage de l'eau. L'énergie électrique générée peut être injectée dans le réseau.
PCT/ES2010/070120 2009-03-06 2010-03-04 Procédé et dispositif pour le recyclage et la valorisation de déchets domestiques biodégradables produits dans des habitations de communautés de voisins, au moyen d'installations de production de biogaz pour produire de l'électricité, de l'engrais et pour chauffer l'eau Ceased WO2010100309A1 (fr)

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