EP3017034A1 - Method for producing a liquid fertilising agent and biogas plant for performing the method - Google Patents
Method for producing a liquid fertilising agent and biogas plant for performing the methodInfo
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- the present invention relates to methods for producing a liquid fertilizer and a biogas plant for carrying out the method.
- Biogas plants are used to produce biogas by fermenting biomass in so-called fermenters. Depending on the type of biomass to be fermented, the fermentation in dry and wet fermentation can be differentiated. In the dry fermentation, as z. B. EP1301583B1 is known, compared to a wet fermentation dry and impurities (sand, stones, woody or fibrous components) containing biomass such as biowaste (organic waste of animal or vegetable origin, which can be degraded by microorganisms and / or enzymes) , Manure (mixture of livestock manure and litter) or grass used, which can be problematic in wet fermenting biogas plants.
- the biomass used for dry fermentation is particularly stackable but not pumpable.
- the fermentation may contain a water content of up to 70%.
- the biomass is moistened with a liquid before and / or during the fermentation in order to obtain the necessary microbial processes, ie. H. initiate or maintain the anaerobic digestion taking place in the fermenters.
- Water which has been enriched with a suitable bacterial culture can be used as the liquid, frequently also using a part of the percolating liquor referred to as percolate, which is taken from a lower section of the fermenter and sprinkled again over the biomass.
- the percolate obtained in the fermentation is collected in suitable tanks, for example, later applied for fertilization on fields, in Germany under point 2.2.3 of the Biological Waste Ordinance (BioAbfV) from 04.04.2013 are processes to which the percolate must be subjected in order to be used for this purpose, and which are grouped together under the term "sanitation".
- the percolate must be heated for one hour at a temperature of 70 ° C in order to achieve a predetermined quality (determined by the content of pathogens, weed seeds and other undesirable substances such as salmonella, cabbage hernia, tomato seeds) and thus environmental compatibility receive.
- Both GB 2407088 A and EP 2275526 A2 disclose biogas plants with solids fermenters and percolate circulation.
- the process control in the percolate tanks can be thermophilic so that the percolate in the percolate tank or percolate tanks is also sanitized.
- the percolate tank is part of the percolate cycle, i. H. sanitized percolate is returned to the fermenter and is thereby contaminated again. Permanent percolation of the percolate can only take place if no more percolate is fed from the fermenter or returned to the fermenter.
- the sanitation can be carried out independently and in parallel with the percolate cycle, the circulation of percolate between the fermenter and the percolate tank. Ie. whenever excess percolate is obtained, it can be transferred to the Hygiens iststank and sanitized there separately from the percolate in Perkolatniklauf. In this way, excess percolate accumulating in the fermenter during biogas production can also be hygienated. Also, the separation between percolate Tank and sanitizing tank prevents already sanitized percolate from being re-contaminated. Hygiensmaschine must therefore be carried out only "once".
- the decontaminated percolate from the sanitizing tank can be temporarily stored in a storage tank.
- the passage of the contaminated percolate from the percolate tank into the sanitizing tank takes place in an adaptive manner, d. H. either excess percolate must be drained from the Pekolat tank or there is a need for liquid fertilizer.
- the level in the percolate tank and / or in the sanitizing tank determines the discharge of contaminated percolate into the sanitizing tank.
- the contaminated percolate is conducted from the percolate tank into the sanitizing tank as a function of the level of percolate in the sanitizing tank and / or the level of the contaminated percolate in the percolate tank and / or the fill level of the hydrogenated percolate in the storage tank.
- a biogas plant for carrying out the process comprises a batch fermenter, a percolate tank, a sanitizing tank, and a temperature adjuster, wherein the percolate tank is connected to the fermenter to a percolate circuit, the sanitizing tank is connected to the percolate tank for receiving percolate and wherein percolate tank and sanitizing tank are separate or different components.
- the temperature adjuster By the temperature adjuster the temperature in the sanitizing tank in the range of 65 °>T> 45 °, preferably 60 °>T> 50 °, held.
- This temperature range means a thermophilic heat treatment of the percolate contained in the sanitizing tank.
- "one” is to be defined as an indefinite article. so that, for example, "a percolate tank” is to be interpreted as “at least one percolate tank”. Since different information can be found in the literature on what is meant by "thermophilic", the temperature range of 65 °>T> 45 °, preferably 60 °>T> 50 °, called.
- the sanitation temperature deviates from the corresponding specification of the BioAbfV, but leads to the same result if the time duration, essentially as a function of the temperature used, is correspondingly prolonged. In this way energy costs (heating costs) can be saved.
- the sanitizing tank is arranged in the percolate tank.
- This arrangement is usually possible because the sanitizing tank is usually smaller than the percolate tank, and is advantageous for structural reasons, since only a single foundation must be created. Furthermore, no or only short connecting lines between the two tanks are required and in turn can be saved - as compared to a separate arrangement - energy for maintaining the temperature of the percolate in the Hygienleiterstank by placing it in the percolate tank.
- the term "in the percolate tank” includes only partial as well as complete placement of the sanitizing tank therein.
- the sanitizing tank is disposed entirely within the percolate tank, for thermal reasons, preferably substantially so as to be completely surrounded by contaminated percolate.
- the sanitizing tank and the percolate tank each have an excellent vertical axis.
- the tanks are each preferably in the form of straight cylinders with a circular or square base, wherein the shape of both tanks can be identical, but not necessarily.
- the sanitizing tank and the percolate tank are arranged concentrically with each other.
- the arrangement of the sanitizing tank in the percolate tank is in principle arbitrary, a concentric arrangement is preferable for static reasons.
- the sanitizing tank for receiving percolate is connected directly to the fermenter. That is, the sanitizing tank is connected directly and indirectly via the percolate tank to the fermenter. Caching of the percolate in the percolate tank is thus not necessary.
- connection between the sanitizing tank and the fermenter either demand-responsive / situational or automatically produced and interrupted, for demand-responsive operation preferably a manually adjustable valve (or more manually operable valves) or an electromagnetic valve (or more electromagnetic valves) or a combination From this come used.
- the automatic filling of the sanitizing tank directly from the fermenter is preferably carried out as a function of the filling level of the percolate in the sanitizing tank and / or that in the percolate tank. For example, with a full percolate tank, it is technically easier not to remove percolate from the percolate tank into the sanitizing tank and then refill the percolate tank with percolate from the fermenter.
- the temperature adjusting device comprises a heating device.
- the heater for temperature control of the percolate is interpreted differently.
- the heater is configured to extend into at least a portion of the floor and / or at least a portion of the wall of the sanitizing tank to permit the most uniform production and maintenance of the desired temperature.
- heating elements may be disposed within the sanitizing tank, preferably in direct contact with the percolate.
- heating elements in the interior of the sanitizing tank in conjunction with the heating by the percolate in the percolate tank, can provide uniform heating of the percolate in the sanitizing tank.
- the heating power can be reduced in such a case.
- the temperature adjusting device preferably also comprises a cooling device which, for example in summer, can counteract overheating of the percolate in the sanitizing tank.
- the temperature adjusting device comprises a heat exchanger for heat transfer between the percolate tank and the hygiene tank and / or between the fermenter and the sanitizing tank.
- the sanitizing tank in the percolate tank especially when the sanitizing tank is surrounded by percolate, it is advantageous to form at least a part of the wall of the sanitizing tank as an indirect heat exchanger. In the case of metallic tanks, of course, the entire wall acts as a heat exchanger.
- a temperature control of the fermenter interior can be carried out by heating devices in a floor and / or in at least one wall for better control of the fermentation process.
- a particularly uniform and efficient temperature control of the fermenter interior can be achieved by a heating device in the manner of underfloor heating in the floor and / or in at least one wall.
- the biogas plant comprises several fermenters and / or several percolate tanks and / or several sanitation tanks, each of the several percolate tanks being connected to at least one of the several fermenters to at least one percolate circuit, each of the plurality of sanitizing tanks for receiving percolate is connected to at least one of the several percolate tanks, and each of the sanitizing tanks comprises a temperature adjuster for thermocharging the percolate in a temperature range of 65 °>T> 45 °, preferably 60 °>T> 50 °.
- the use of several fermenters and / or several percolate tanks and / or several sanitation tanks not only increases the productivity, but in particular also the flexibility of the biogas plant.
- each fermenter is connected to each percolate tank and sanitizing tank so as to form a network of co-operating fermenters and tanks.
- This also has the advantage that the operation of the biogas plant during maintenance or accident can be largely continued unhindered.
- several sanitizing tanks are located in a single percolate tank or, if required, multiple tanks can be cascaded together.
- the biogas plant according to this advantageous development in principle comprises any number of fermenters and tanks
- a complex biogas plant can be preferably constructed of subunits with exactly one fermenter, exactly one sanitizing tank, exactly one percolate tank, etc.
- the (at least one) percolate tank of the biogas plant according to the invention for the production of biogas from biomass according to the principle of dry fermentation is in turn part of a biogas plant for production of biogas from biomass according to the principle of wet fermentation.
- the biogas plant comprises a control device for controlling all its components. This is particularly useful in view of the possibilities that are given by the biogas plant defined in claim 8.
- the components mentioned in particular include valves, level indicators, temperature sensors, leakage detectors, devices for detecting faults in electrical devices, etc.
- Fig. 1 is a schematic representation of the principle of the present invention
- FIG. 2 shows a biogas plant according to a first embodiment of the present invention
- 3 shows a biogas plant according to a second embodiment of the present invention
- FIG. 4 shows a biogas plant according to a third embodiment of the present invention.
- Fig. 1 shows schematically the principle of the present invention.
- a percolate cycle is maintained via a first and a second Perkolat glacien 3 a and 3 b.
- Excess percolate is passed via a third Perkolat réelle 3c in a sanitation tank 4.
- the connection between the percolate tank 2 and the sanitizing tank 4 is separated and the percolate in the hygiene tank 4 is sanitized by thermophilic processing.
- liquid fertilizer in the form of the sanitized Perklats is withdrawn from the sanitation tank 4 via a fourth percolate line 3d.
- contaminated percolate can also be conducted directly from the fermenter 1 into the hygiene tank 4.
- the percolate line 3e is also interrupted.
- the biogas plant 10 comprises four fermenters 12, which are connected to a percolate tank 18 via percolate lines 14, which respectively open into a first percolate main line 16. From the first percolate main line 16, percolate return lines 20 lead indirectly to the respective fermenters 12 in order to remove, during the dry fermentation process, the biomass (the substrate) contained in the fermenters 12 with bacteria-enriched bacteria. to sprinkle and moisten the cola.
- the same purpose is served by a second percolate main line 22, which feeds percolate from the percolate tank 18 via percolate secondary lines 24 to the respective fermenters 22.
- the biogas plant further comprises a sanitizing tank 26 disposed in the percolate tank 18 at an elevated position coaxial with the percolate tank 18 such that its upper end is level with an upper end of the percolate tank 18, as shown in FIG 2 and a storage tank 30 connected to the sanitizing tank 26 via a percolate discharge line 28.
- a side wall and a bottom of the sanitizing tank 26 are substantially completely in contact with percolate.
- the percolate flow in the lines 14, 16, 22, 24 and 28 is realized by means of pumps (not shown) and check valves 32, which are respectively controlled by a control unit (not shown), and its direction is shown in FIG Arrows on the lines 14, 16, 22, 24 and 28 shown.
- the reference character "P" in FIG. 1 designates a percolate line which supplies contaminated percolate from the fermenters 12 for thermophilic sanitation (decontamination) to the sanitizing tank 26.
- the biogas plant according to the first embodiment comprises four individual percolate circuits, each leading via one of the percolate return lines 20, and a main percolate circuit passing over the second percolate main line 22.
- the percolate cycles can be switched separately or in any combination.
- the percolate can be supplied via the second percolate main conduit 22 by opening / closing corresponding ones of the valves 32 in the percolate subcircuits 24 to only one or all of the fermentors 22.
- Fig. 3 shows a biogas plant according to a second embodiment of the present invention, which differs from the biogas plant according to the first embodiment only in that it another percolate tank 18, in which a further Hygientechnikstank 26 is arranged in a corresponding manner, and a more Storage tank 30 includes.
- the further percolate tank 18 is in turn connected to each of the fermenters 22 via further percolate ducts 16 and 22, and the further sanitizer tank 26 is connected to the further storage tank 30 via a further percolate discharge duct 28.
- the biogas plant according to the second embodiment results from the biogas plant according to the first embodiment, by adding another unit 34, which is outlined in dashed lines in Fig. 2, added and functionally equivalent.
- the biogas plant according to the second embodiment thus comprises a further percolate circulation, which recycles percolate from the further percolate tank 18 to the fermenters 22.
- FIG 4 shows a biogas plant according to a third embodiment, which differs from the biogas plant according to the second embodiment in that the two sanitation tanks 26 are additionally connected "crosswise" with the two storage tanks 30.
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