WO2015174520A1 - 植物加工システム - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a plant processing system.
- This application claims priority based on Japanese Patent Application No. 2014-101841 filed in Japan on May 15, 2014, the contents of which are incorporated herein by reference.
- palm oil is a vegetable oil (product) produced by processing the fruit of oil palm (Japanese name: oil palm).
- oil palm is mainly produced in Southeast Asia and is produced in plantations, which are large-scale farms.
- the oil palm trunk is regarded as biomass (a resource derived from organisms), and alcohol fermentation (sugar solution) collected from the trunk (trunk) is used as a raw material. Production of bioethanol (liquid fuel) by ethanol fermentation) is described.
- Patent Document 1 and Patent Document 2 are technologies that have alcohol fermentation (ethanol fermentation) as a core, the energy required for producing bioethanol (liquid fuel) is relatively large.
- the energy required for producing bioethanol (liquid fuel) is relatively large.
- unit is required as a post process of alcoholic fermentation, and a great deal of energy is also required for this distillation process.
- the distiller separated by the distillation process is reused as feed or the like, since the distiller is a solid-liquid mixed solution containing a large amount of water, a large amount of energy is required for drying.
- This invention is made
- 1st aspect which concerns on the plant processing system of this invention is obtained by the plant cultivation equipment which grows the plant containing a sugar liquid, the crushing equipment which crushes the said plant felled by the said plant cultivation equipment, and the said crushing equipment
- a product manufacturing plant that manufactures a predetermined product from the plant, and a methane fermentation treatment of waste liquid generated in the product manufacturing plant. And a second methane fermentation facility.
- a floating grass cultivation facility for cultivating a specific floating grass while post-treating digestive juice generated in the second methane fermentation facility
- a fertilizer component recovery facility for recovering fertilizer components from the floating grass cultivated in the floating grass cultivation facility.
- the fourth aspect of the plant processing system of the present invention is a single facility that integrates the methane fermentation facility and the second methane fermentation facility in the second or third aspect.
- the plant processing system further includes a saccharification facility for saccharifying the squeezed meal of the plant chip obtained by the squeeze facility.
- the methane fermentation facility performs methane fermentation treatment of the saccharified solution obtained in the saccharification facility.
- the bio-product obtained from the methane fermentation facility instead of or in addition to the power generation facility.
- a liquid fueling facility for generating liquid fuel from gas is provided.
- the plant in any one of the first to sixth aspects, is oil palm.
- the electric power is plant cultivation equipment, crushing equipment, squeezing equipment, fermentation equipment, and / or power generation. It can be used as power demand for power generation facilities. Therefore, according to this invention, it is possible to improve the energy balance at the time of producing a desired product by processing a plant compared with the past.
- the palm oil production system produces a sap X3 and a saccharified solution X5 by processing an oil palm trunk (palm trunk X1), which is a kind of plant, and the oil palm fruit (palm fruit). It is a system (plant processing system) which produces palm oil which is a kind of vegetable oil by processing.
- the sap X3 and the saccharified solution X5 are primary products obtained by processing oil palm, while palm oil is a final product (product).
- the palm oil production system includes palm plantation 1 (plant cultivation equipment), crushing equipment 2, squeezing equipment 3, saccharification equipment 4, methane fermentation equipment 5, and power generation equipment. 6, liquid fuel conversion equipment 7, palm oil production factory 8 (product production factory), methane fermentation equipment 9 (second methane fermentation equipment), floating grass cultivation equipment 10 and fertilizer component recovery equipment 11 are provided.
- palm plantation 1 is a large-scale plantation for growing oil palm (Japanese name: oil palm).
- Oil palm is a palm family plant mainly cultivated in Southeast Asia to produce palm oil. Palm oil is collected from fruits (palm fruits), and palm fruits and trunks (palm trunk X1) Contains molasses.
- the palm plantation 1 supplies palm fruit to the palm oil manufacturing factory 8, while supplying a trunk (palm trunk X ⁇ b> 1) obtained by cutting an old palm tree to the crushing facility 2.
- the crushing facility 2 is a facility that crushes the palm stem X1 into chips of a predetermined size (palm chip X2).
- the size (chip size) of the palm chip X2 is appropriately set such that the squeezing rate of the sap X3 in the subsequent squeezing facility 3 is maximized.
- the crushing equipment 2 supplies such palm chips X2 (plant chips) to the squeezing equipment 3.
- the squeezing facility 3 is a facility for squeezing the sap X3 from the palm chip X2.
- the sap X3 is a sugar liquid mainly composed of water and sugar (a pentose or hexose monosaccharide).
- the squeeze facility 3 supplies such sap X3 to the methane fermentation facility 5 at the subsequent stage, while supplying the squeezed potato X4 (squeezed bacus) of the sap X3 to the saccharification facility 4.
- the saccharification facility 4 is a facility for saccharifying (saccharifying) the squeezed lees X4.
- woody biomass such as palm stem X1 is mainly composed of cellulose, hemicellulose and lignin.
- cellulose and hemicellulose are hydrolyzed in the presence of a saccharifying enzyme among the main components of the palm trunk X1.
- the saccharification equipment 4 supplies the saccharification liquid X5 obtained by hydrolyzing cellulose and hemicellulose to the methane fermentation equipment 5.
- the “saccharification treatment” in the saccharification equipment 4 is not necessarily required to decompose cellulose or hemicellulose into monosaccharides, but can be liquefied or solubilized by hydrolysis of the squeezed rice cake X4 (squeezed bacus). Moreover, cellulose or hemicellulose may be further decomposed more than monosaccharides and free sugars.
- the methane fermentation facility 5 is a facility for methane fermentation of the sap X3 and the saccharified solution X5.
- methane fermentation is an anaerobic organic substance decomposition treatment, that is, a reaction system that generates digestive gas mainly composed of methane gas and carbon dioxide by decomposing organic substances by the action of anaerobic microorganisms, methane bacteria. is there.
- the methane fermentation facility 5 provides biogas X6, which is digestion gas, to the power generation facility 6 and the liquid fuel facility 7.
- biogas X6 digestion gas
- digestive juice is generated as drainage.
- the power generation facility 6 is a facility that generates power using the biogas X6 supplied from the methane fermentation facility 5 or the biogas X6a supplied from the methane fermentation facility 9 (second methane fermentation facility) as fuel. That is, this power generation facility 6 drives a power generator by operating a gas engine or a gas turbine using biogas X6, X6a as fuel, and outputs power X7 output from the power generator to palm plantation 1, crushing facility 2, The juice is supplied to the squeeze equipment 3 and the saccharification equipment 4 and / or the palm oil production plant 8.
- the liquid fuel conversion facility 7 is a facility for converting the biogas X6, X6a, which is a gaseous fuel, into the liquid fuel X8.
- the liquid fuel plant 7 generates liquid fuel X8 by processing biogas X6 and X6a based on, for example, the FT (Fischer-Tropsch) method, and supplies the liquid fuel X8 to the palm plantation 1 and the like. .
- Palm oil manufacturing factory 8 is a product manufacturing facility that manufactures palm oil as a product from the fruit (fruit) of oil palm.
- palm oil waste liquid X9 is generated during the manufacturing process of palm oil.
- This palm oil waste liquid X9 is wastewater (POME: Palm Oil Mill Effect) mainly composed of crude palm oil (CPO: Crude Palm Oil) squeezed from palm fruit, and contains a sugar solution.
- the palm oil manufacturing factory 8 supplies such palm oil waste liquid X9 to the methane fermentation facility 9 (second methane fermentation facility).
- the methane fermentation facility 9 is a facility that generates biogas X6a by subjecting the palm oil waste liquid X9 to methane fermentation.
- the sugar content in the palm oil waste liquid X9 is converted to biogas X6a by the action of methane bacteria, but components other than the sugar content in the palm oil waste liquid X9 are components constituting the digestive liquid X10.
- Such a methane fermentation facility 9 supplies biogas X6a, which is digestion gas, to the power generation facility 6 and the liquid fuel conversion facility 7, while supplying the digestive juice X10 to the floating grass cultivation facility 10.
- the floating grass cultivation facility 10 is a facility that purifies the digestive juice X10 and cultivates floating grass X11 based on the digestive fluid X10.
- the floating grass X11 grows by absorbing fertilizer components contained in the digestive juice X10, that is, nitrogen (N), phosphorus (P), and potassium (K) during the cultivation process.
- the floating grass cultivation facility 10 supplies floating grass X11 sufficiently containing a fertilizer component to the fertilizer component recovery facility 11.
- the technique which makes a floating grass (Morda duckweed, Duckweed or Duckweed) absorb a fertilizer component by using the digestive liquid of methane fermentation as a culture solution is described in detail, for example in the specification of international publication number WO2011 / 145316.
- the fertilizer component recovery facility 11 is a facility for manufacturing the fertilizer X12 from the floating grass X11. That is, this fertilizer component collection
- a large number of oil palms are cultivated in a growing area (field) of a predetermined area, and when the palm fruit grows to a size satisfying a predetermined shipping condition, the palm fruit is harvested and the palm oil manufacturing factory 8 is harvested.
- Ship. In such a palm plantation 1, there are a large number of habitats having different growing years of oil palm. And the oil palm of each habitat is cut down because the harvest rate of palm fruit falls when the growing period of about 20 years passes and becomes an old tree.
- palm fruits (harvested products) harvested at the palm plantation 1 are shipped to the palm oil manufacturing plant 8 to produce palm oil, while the oil palm is cut down at the palm plantation 1.
- the generated palm trunk X1 is supplied to the crushing facility 2 as biomass. That is, in the crushing facility 2, for example, a log-like palm trunk X1 having a diameter of 30 to 60 cm and a height of about 10 m is crushed into a palm chip X2 (plant chip) having a maximum dimension of about 2.0 to 3.0 mm.
- the palm chip X2 is separated into a sap X3 and a solid content (squeezed lees X4) by using a predetermined squeezing device.
- the palm chip X2 may be further finely chopped using a cutter, or / and the chopped one may be ground using a mill.
- a wet cutter is preferable as the cutter, and a wet mill is preferable as the mill.
- the wet mill is, for example, a super mass collider (model number: MKZB-100J) manufactured by Masuko Sangyo Co., Ltd.
- the wet mill may be a continuous vibro mill (Eurus Techno Co., Ltd.). The continuous vibro mill can be continuously charged and discharged without causing the particles to stay.
- the squeezed potato X4 is hydrolyzed based on the enzymatic saccharification method, thereby generating pentose and hexose monosaccharides.
- the palm trunk X1 contains cellulose, hemicellulose, and lignin as main components.
- cellulose and hemicellulose which are components of such palm stem X1 are hydrolyzed in the presence of a saccharifying enzyme.
- hexose is produced by hydrolyzing the cellulose in the squeezed lees X4 using the activity of the saccharifying enzyme, while the hemicellulose in the squeezed lees X4 is also hydrolyzed. Carbon sugar is produced.
- Monosaccharides (pentose sugar and hexose sugar) produced by such hydrolysis are soluble in water and so dissolve in water.
- a solid-liquid mixed water composed of a solid containing lignin as a main component and a saccharified liquid X5 in which the monosaccharide is dissolved in water is obtained.
- the saccharification equipment 4 uses the saccharified liquid X5 from the solid-liquid mixed water. Only the water is separated and supplied to the methane fermentation facility 5.
- the saccharification treatment may be a microbial saccharification method using Clostridium thermocellum.
- the present inventors have found that the degradation of glucan 62.5% and xylan 39% can be obtained by co-culture system of Clostridium thermocellum and Thermoanaerobacter brockii. Therefore, saccharification treatment can be performed with high efficiency by the co-culture system of Clostridium thermocellum and Thermoanaerobacter brockii.
- biogas X6 is generated by methane fermentation of the sap X3 and the saccharified solution X5. That is, in the methane fermentation facility 5, biogas X6 (digestion gas) mainly composed of methane gas and carbon dioxide is generated by decomposing the sap X3 (sugar solution) and the saccharified solution X5 in an anaerobic environment by the action of methane bacteria.
- the power generation facility 6 generates power by operating a gas engine or a gas turbine using the biogas X6 supplied from the methane fermentation facility 5 and the biogas X6a supplied from the methane fermentation facility 9 (second methane fermentation facility) as fuel. Drive the machine. And in this power generation equipment 6, the electric power X7 generated with the generator is supplied to the palm oil manufacturing factory 8, the palm plantation 1, the crushing equipment 2, the squeezing equipment 3, the saccharification equipment 4, and the like.
- the liquid fuel conversion facility 7 converts biogas X6 and X6a, which are gaseous fuels, into liquid fuel X8 such as synthetic naphtha by performing a synthesis gas generation process, an FT synthesis process, and an upgrade process. That is, in the synthesis gas generation process, a mixed gas (synthesis gas) of hydrogen gas (H 2 ) and carbon monoxide (CO) is generated from the biogas X6 and X6a.
- Biogas X6, X6a is a mixed gas mainly composed of methane (CH 4 ) and carbon dioxide (CO 2 ), and can be easily converted into synthesis gas by using, for example, a steam reforming method or a partial oxidation method. Is done.
- the synthesis gas is converted into a mixed oil of hydrocarbons having various carbon numbers (FT synthesis oil).
- This FT synthetic oil is a mixed oil composed of, for example, methane, ethane, naphtha, kerosene and light oil.
- FT synthetic oil is generated by heating the synthesis gas (mixed gas of hydrogen gas and carbon monoxide) in the presence of a metal catalyst such as iron or cobalt.
- the FT synthetic oil is separated into fractions by distillation.
- FT synthetic oil is put into a distillation column and heated to separate each fraction, and further, each fraction is cooled by using water or the like to be liquefied to produce synthetic naphtha, synthetic kerosene and A liquid fuel X8 (final product) such as synthetic light oil is obtained.
- wastewater is generated by distillation, and this wastewater contains alcohol and organic acid as components. Therefore, this waste water can be reprocessed (reused) in the methane fermentation facility 5, and therefore it is not necessary to separately perform waste water treatment.
- the palm fruit supplied from the palm plantation 1 is subjected to a predetermined treatment to produce palm oil. That is, in the palm oil production factory 8, crude palm oil (CPO: Crude Palm Oil) is obtained by adding heated water (hot water) to the oil (squeezed oil) obtained by squeezing palm fruit with a squeezing machine. When this crude palm oil is obtained, soluble oil components such as sugar and suspensions (solid content) in the pressed oil are incorporated into heated water, which is palm oil waste liquid X9. Generally, POME (Palm Oil Mill Effect) It is said.
- This palm oil waste liquid X9 is a sugar liquid containing a large amount of sugar as a soluble component in the pressed oil.
- the methane fermentation facility 9 generates biogas X6a (digestion gas) by subjecting the palm oil waste liquid X9 to methane fermentation. Then, the methane fermentation facility 9 supplies the biogas X6a to the power generation facility 6 and the liquid fuel conversion facility 7. Moreover, in the methane fermentation facility 9, digestive juice X10 is generated simultaneously with the biogas X6a (digested gas).
- insufficient components for example, nickel, cobalt, molybdenum, etc.
- the digestive juice X10 is treated with activated sludge in a predetermined treatment tank to purify it, and a specific floating grass X11 is cultivated in the treatment tank.
- the floating grass X11 is, for example, daphnia, duckweed, and / or duckweed, and sufficiently absorbs the fertilizer components (nitrogen (N), phosphorus (P) and potassium (K)) contained in the digestive juice X10 when fully grown. To do.
- the fertilizer X12 is acquired by carrying out the drying process of the floating grass X11, and the fertilizer X12 is provided to the palm plantation 1.
- N nitrogen
- P phosphorus
- K potassium
- the electric power X7 is obtained from the biogas X6 generated by the methane fermentation treatment of the sap X3 and the saccharified liquid X5 obtained from the palm trunk X1, the electric power X7 is obtained from the palm plantation 1, It can be used as power for demand of the equipment 2, the squeezing equipment 3, the saccharification equipment or / and the oil palm manufacturing factory 8 or the like. Therefore, according to the present embodiment, it is possible to improve the energy balance in the production of palm oil (final product) than before by processing palm fruit.
- the liquid fuel X8 is obtained from the biogas X6 generated by the methane fermentation treatment of the sap X3 and the saccharified liquid X5 obtained from the palm trunk X1, the liquid fuel X8 is obtained from the palm plantation 1 or the like. It can be used as a necessary fuel. Therefore, according to the present embodiment, it is possible to improve the energy balance in the production of palm oil (final product) than before by processing palm fruit.
- palm plantation 1 since the palm plantation 1 obtains the fertilizer X12 required for the cultivation of oil palm from the digestive liquid X10 of methane fermentation, palm oil (final result) is also processed by processing the palm fruit. It is possible to improve the energy balance in the production of goods.
- the influence which an oil palm manufacturing factory has on an environment can be minimized by using the palm oil waste liquid conventionally discarded as the raw material of methane fermentation.
- the components in the digestive juice that has been conventionally disposed of are recovered through the floating grass and reused as fertilizer, thereby minimizing the impact of the oil palm manufacturing plant on the environment. And resources can be used more effectively than before.
- this invention is not limited to the said embodiment, For example, the following modifications can be considered.
- the said embodiment is related with the oil palm from which palm oil is obtained, this invention is not limited to this.
- Biomass from which saccharified liquid and / or saccharified liquid used as a raw material for methane fermentation includes various woody biomass or cellulose biomass other than oil palm. Therefore, the present invention is applicable to various woody biomass or cellulosic biomass.
- cellulosic biomass having sugar-containing sap includes palm leaf, banana, sugar cane, corn, cassava, sago palm, yam, sorghum, potato, cellulose and sap (or juice), cellulose -There are various plants such as crops made of starch and sap (or juice), and can be applied to various cellulosic biomass.
- the palm oil waste liquid X9 is used as biomass in addition to the palm trunk X1, but the present invention is not limited to this. Either one of the palm trunk X1 or the palm oil waste liquid X9 may be used as biomass.
- the power X7 and the liquid fuel X8 are obtained from the biogas X6 and X6a by providing the power generation facility 6 and the liquid fuel conversion facility 7, but the present invention is not limited to this. Either the power generation facility 6 or the liquid fuel facility 7 may be provided.
- the saccharified solution X5 is obtained from the squeezed rice cake X4 by providing the saccharification equipment 4, but the present invention is not limited to this.
- the biogas X6 may be obtained using only the sap X3 as a raw material.
- the fertilizer component was recovered from the digestive liquid X10 of methane fermentation by providing the floating grass cultivation facility 10 and the fertilizer component recovery facility 11 in the above embodiment, the present invention is not limited to this. You may delete the floating grass cultivation equipment 10 and the fertilizer component collection
- the methane fermentation facility 5 and the methane fermentation facility 9 are individually provided in the above embodiment, the present invention is not limited to this.
- the methane fermentation facility 5 and the methane fermentation facility 9 may be integrated into one facility.
- the energy balance in plant production can be improved compared with the past.
- Palm plantation (plant cultivation equipment) 2 crushing equipment 3 squeezing equipment 4 saccharification equipment 5 methane fermentation equipment 6 power generation equipment 7 liquid fuel production equipment 8 palm oil production plant (product production equipment) 9 Methane fermentation facility (second methane fermentation facility) 10 Floating grass cultivation equipment 11 Fertilizer component recovery equipment X1 Palm stem X2 Palm chip (plant chip) X3 Sap X4 Squeezed X5 Saccharified liquid X6, X6a Biogas X7 Electric power X8 Liquid fuel X9 Palm oil waste liquid X10 Digested liquid X11 Floating grass X12 Fertilizer
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本願は、2014年5月15日に、日本に出願された特願2014-101841号に基づき優先権を主張し、その内容をここに援用する。
本実施形態に係るパーム油生産システムは、植物の一種であるオイルパームの幹(パーム幹X1)を加工することにより樹液X3や糖化液X5を生産すると共に、上記オイルパームの実(パーム果実)を加工することにより植物油の一種であるパーム油を生産するシステム(植物加工システム)である。なお、このパーム油生産システムにおいて、樹液X3や糖化液X5はオイルパームの加工による一次的な成果物であり、一方、パーム油は最終的な成果物(製品)である。
湿式ミルは、例えば増幸産業(株)製スーパーマスコロイダー(型番:MKZB-100J)である。また、湿式ミルは、連続式バイブロミル(ユーラステクノ株式会社)であってもよい。連続式バイブロミルは、粉粒体を滞留させることなく、連続投入及び排出が可能である。
(1)上記実施形態はパーム油が得られるオイルパームに関するものであるが、本発明はこれに限定されない。メタン発酵の原料となる糖液あるいは/及び糖化液が得られるバイオマスには、オイルパーム以外の様々な木質系バイオマスあるいはセルロース系バイオマスがある。したがって、本発明は、種々の木質系バイオマスあるいはセルロース系バイオマスに適用可能である。
例えば、糖分を含む樹液を有するセルロース系バイオマスには、パーム幹X1の他にパームの葉、バナナ、サトウキビ、トウモロコシ、キャッサバ、サゴ椰子、ヤムイモ、ソルガム、馬鈴薯、セルロースと樹液(またはジュース)、セルロース・でん粉・樹液(またはジュース)からなる作物等、種々の植物があり、各種のセルロース系バイオマスに適用可能である。
発電設備6あるいは液体燃料化設備7の何れか一方を設けてもよい。
2 破砕設備
3 搾汁設備
4 糖化設備
5 メタン発酵設備
6 発電設備
7 液体燃料化設備
8 パームオイル製造工場(成果物製造設備)
9 メタン発酵設備(第2のメタン発酵設備)
10 浮き草栽培設備
11 肥料成分回収設備
X1 パーム幹
X2 パームチップ(植物チップ)
X3 樹液
X4 搾り滓
X5 糖化液
X6,X6a バイオガス
X7 電力
X8 液体燃料
X9 パームオイル廃液
X10 消化液
X11 浮き草
X12 肥料
Claims (7)
- 糖液を含む植物を栽培する植物栽培設備と、
前記植物栽培設備で伐採された前記植物を破砕する破砕設備と、
前記破砕設備で得られる植物チップから樹液を採取する搾汁設備と、
前記樹液をメタン発酵処理するメタン発酵設備と、
前記メタン発酵設備で得られたバイオガスを燃料として発電する発電設備と
を備える植物加工システム。 - 前記植物から所定の成果物を製造する成果物製造設備と、
前記成果物製造設備で発生する廃液をメタン発酵処理する第2のメタン発酵設備と
をさらに備える請求項1に記載の植物加工システム。 - 前記第2のメタン発酵設備で発生する消化液を後処理すると共に特定の浮き草を栽培する浮き草栽培設備と、
前記浮き草栽培設備で栽培された浮き草から肥料成分を回収する肥料成分回収設備とをさらに備える請求項2に記載の植物加工システム。 - 前記メタン発酵設備と前記第2のメタン発酵設備とを統合した1つの設備とする請求項2または3に記載の植物加工システム。
- 前記搾汁設備で得られる前記植物チップの搾り滓を糖化処理する糖化設備をさらに具備し、
前記メタン発酵設備は、前記樹液に加えて、前記糖化設備で得られる糖化液をメタン発酵処理する請求項1~4のいずれか一項に記載の植物加工システム。 - 前記発電設備に代えてあるいは前記発電設備に加えて、前記メタン発酵設備で得られたバイオガスから液体燃料を生成する液体燃料化設備を備える請求項1~5のいずれか一項に記載の植物加工システム。
- 前記植物はオイルパームである請求項1~6のいずれか一項に記載の植物加工システム。
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