EP4229012A1 - Verfahren zur beseitigung von legionellen aus einem mit organischen stoffen und anorganischen partikeln belasteten kühlkreislaufwasser - Google Patents
Verfahren zur beseitigung von legionellen aus einem mit organischen stoffen und anorganischen partikeln belasteten kühlkreislaufwasserInfo
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- the present invention relates to a method for eliminating legionella from cooling circuit water contaminated with organic substances and inorganic particles in industrial plants, in particular a hot rolling mill, and in a further aspect the use of bacteria for eliminating legionella in cooling circuit water of a cooling circuit in an industrial plant.
- a biocide or a biocide mixture is added to it. This shows that after biocide dosing no significant legionella concentrations are detectable, but only temporarily.
- Legionella are basically only infectious if they get into the lungs. Legionella therefore represent a particularly high hazard potential for the operating personnel in all rolling processes in a process line that require direct cooling and thus release aerosols to a considerable extent. Therefore, the working positions in cooling sections, the work roll cooling systems and the scale washers of hot rolling mills in particular represent a high risk potential.
- the present invention is therefore based on the object of providing a method which overcomes the disadvantages of the prior art.
- the present invention is based on the object of providing a method that ensures the legionella concentration or legionella germ counts in the cooling circuit water of a cooling circuit below the prescribed limit values.
- a method for eliminating legionella from cooling circuit water contaminated with organic substances and/or inorganic particles in industrial plants, in particular a hot rolling mill, in which the cooling circuit water is first separated in a cooling circuit at least via a separation device for separating the organic substances and/or the inorganic particles from the cooling circuit water, and via an open cooling tower arranged downstream of the separation device for cooling the circuit water.
- bacteria are added to the cooling circuit water, which are suitable for decomposing the organic substances in the cooling circuit water and which form a biological cleaning stage within the cooling circuit, such that in a stationary state a legionella limit value in the cooling circuit water of a maximum of 100 CFU/mL is achieved.
- the prescribed legionella limit value can be sustainably reduced and then maximum values of 100 CFU/ml, preferably a maximum of 70 CFU/ml, in the cooling circuit water.
- ml more preferably not more than 40 CFU/ml, more preferably not more than 10 CFU/ml and most preferably not more than 1 CFU/ml.
- the present invention is based on the essential knowledge that the addition of bacteria, which are specialized in the decomposition of organic substances such as oils and fats, sustainably protects the resistant biofilms in the cooling circuit, which in this way also form the breeding ground for legionella be removed.
- biocenoses are formed in one or more areas of the cooling circuit, in which the bacteria settle and break down or metabolize the organic substances, in particular the oils and fats, which are responsible for the formation of the particularly resistant biofilms.
- the bacteria settle and break down or metabolize the organic substances, in particular the oils and fats, which are responsible for the formation of the particularly resistant biofilms.
- the bare scale particles remain in the cooling circuit water, which can be removed, for example, gravimetrically or, due to the ferromagnetic properties, by means of magnetic separation at a suitable point in the cooling circuit.
- a granulate which is available from the applicant under the product name “Oilco-Bacteria” can be used as a bacterial culture.
- a biocenosis within the meaning of the present invention is a community of organisms in a defined habitat (biotope), the biocenosis and the biotope together forming an ecosystem.
- the bacteria are added to the cooling circuit water before and/or inside the separating device and/or before the cooling tower.
- the bacteria can thus be added to the cooling circuit water locally, or preferably distributed over the entire cooling circuit, in order to form the biological cleaning stage. If the bacteria are added over the entire cooling circuit, there is the advantage that any aggregates of the cooling circuit remain largely free of the sticky organic deposits, which usually have to be removed from the entire cooling circuit at regular intervals and disposed of separately. The removal of these deposits, which include the organic substances and the inorganic particles, can thus be saved, which has an advantageous effect on the ongoing operating costs of the plant.
- nutrients are added to the cooling circuit water before the separation device and/or before the cooling tower, which nutrients promote the growth of the added bacteria.
- the added nutrients promote the formation of the biocenosis by the bacteria and also promote their long-term existence. Provision is preferably made here for the ratio of added bacteria to the added nutrients to be reduced over time.
- the bacteria are added as a function of the formation of the biocenosis. A higher concentration of bacteria is advantageous for the initial development of the biocenosis in a cooling circuit.
- a particularly preferred mixture of added bacteria and added nutrients thus contains 1% by weight of bacteria and 99% by weight of nutrients.
- an increased nutrient concentration is advantageous for maintaining a biocenosis that has already developed.
- the concentration of added bacteria thus drops below 1% by weight with increasing application time, while at the same time more than 99% by weight of nutrients are supplied.
- the bacteria are pure cultures of species that break down oil and fat. Some should be able to grow under anaerobic conditions in order to exist in a settling tank and deeper layers of a clarifier, other species must be able to live aerobically in order to be able to remove oils and fats in the cooling tower and on the surface of the clarifier as well.
- the nutrients are primarily nitrogen and phosphorus, although sulfur, potassium, magnesium and/or sodium can also be components.
- a micronutrient blend may also be included in the concentrate. This is a mixture of metals such as copper, nickel, cobalt, manganese, molybdenum, tungsten, zinc and/or tungsten, possibly supplemented with boron, silicon and/or selenium and possibly other elements and/or amino acids.
- the iron commonly found in bacterial media is not required as it is present in sufficient concentration in the refrigeration cycle, as is calcium.
- the bacteria and/or the nutrients are provided in the form of granules and added to the cooling circuit water within a cooling circuit in the form of an aqueous solution.
- the granules contain the bacteria and/or the nutrients in a concentrated form, which reduces storage requirements.
- the granules are expediently dissolved in water.
- the water is advantageously first heated to a temperature comparable to that of the cooling circuit water. Then the granules are added and the solution is prepared. After a maturing time of 3 to 6 hours, the solution is added to the cooling circuit water. It has been shown here that the spread of bacteria and/or nutrients in the cooling circuit is significantly improved.
- the bacteria in the granules are in the form of lyophilized bacteria.
- Lyophilized bacteria freeze-dried bacteria
- the bacteria and/or the nutrients can be provided in the form of a suspension.
- the bacteria are cultivated in a bioreactor and added directly to the cooling circuit water without lyophilization. Due to the short shelf life of the bacterial and/or nutrient suspension, the bioreactor should be located close to the cooling circuit.
- the cooling circuit water contaminated with the organic substances and the inorganic particles is conducted within the separation device through a settling tank, a clarification tank and/or a filtering device.
- the bacteria are added to the settling tank and/or the clarification tank. Provision is very particularly preferably made for the bacteria to be added to the cooling circuit water with different environmental requirements, in particular anaerobic, aerobic and/or anoxic. The bacteria spread according to the respective environment, attaching themselves to the surfaces of the plant parts and to the scale particles of the aggregates separated and collected sludge and thus form a biocenosis in the respective plant parts.
- the invention is not limited to systems of the hot rolling mill shown in more detail here, but can in principle also be used in other branches of industry, such as systems in the food industry, refineries, chemistry and pharmacy.
- the prerequisite here is contamination with organic compounds, such as hydrocarbons, proteins or carbohydrates, so that the cooling circuits are exposed to the risk of legionella infestation.
- the invention and the technical environment are explained in more detail below with reference to the figures. It should be pointed out that the invention is not limited by the exemplary embodiments shown and is therefore intended exclusively for understanding the invention. In particular, unless explicitly stated otherwise, it is also possible to extract partial aspects of the facts explained in the figures and to combine them with other components and findings from the present description and/or figures. In particular, it should be pointed out that the figures and in particular the proportions shown are only schematic. The same reference symbols designate the same objects, so that explanations from other figures can be used as a supplement if necessary. In this show:
- FIG. 1 shows a schematic representation of a system for removing legionella from cooling circuit water contaminated with organic substances and inorganic particles in a variant embodiment.
- the system 1 shown in FIG. 1 comprises a hot rolling mill 2 in the embodiment shown here, to which a cooling circuit 3 is connected.
- the cooling circuit 3 comprises a plurality of units which are each fluidly connected to one another and are explained in more detail below.
- the hot rolling mill 2 is first coupled to the cooling circuit 3, so that cooling circuit water contaminated in the hot rolling mill 2 with organic substances, such as oils and fats, and inorganic particles, such as in particular scale, is processed by the units arranged in the cooling circuit 3 to such an extent that that it can be fed directly to the hot rolling mill 2 again. If the amount of cooling circuit water falls below a specific volume, additional fresh water can be added to the cooling circuit 3 via a fresh water inlet 4 .
- the system 1 shown in FIG. 1 initially comprises a separating device 5 for separating the organic substances and the inorganic particles from the cooling circuit water of the hot rolling mill 2, so that a pre-cleaned cooling circuit water is obtained.
- the separating device 5 comprises a plurality of components connected in series.
- the separating device 5 comprises a settling tank 6 for separating a coarse fraction of a mixture of organic substances and inorganic particles, a clarification tank 7 for separating an average size of the mixture of organic substances and inorganic particles and for sucking off free oil from the Surface, and finally a filtration device 8, which usually includes a plurality of filtration units.
- the system 1 shown in FIG. 1 comprises an open cooling tower 11, via which the pre-cleaned cooling circuit water can be cooled.
- the pre-cleaned cooling circuit water is sprayed, so that, among other things, water droplets are formed, which z. T. evaporate, then condense and thereby cool down.
- the cooled, pre-cleaned cooling circuit water that is then obtained is fed back to the hot rolling mill 2 via a main line 12 .
- the system 1 also includes a dosing device 13 for adding bacteria that are suitable for degrading the organic substances in the cooling circuit water.
- the bacteria are in the form of lyophilized bacteria.
- the dosing device 13 can be arranged in front of the separating device 5 .
- the dosing device 13 can also be arranged within the separating device 5 in front of the settling tank 6, in front of the clarification tank 7 and/or in front of the filtering device 8 (not shown).
- Nutrients are also added to the cooling circuit 3 via the dosing device 13, which promote the growth of the added bacteria.
- the added nutrients promote the formation of a biocenosis by the bacteria and also promote their long-term existence.
- the bacteria are also added to the gravel filter sludge buffer 14 via a further dosing device, in which the finest scale is collected (not shown).
- the bacteria present in the form of granules were dissolved in water.
- the granulate consists of 1% by weight bacteria and 99% by weight nutrients.
- the water was first heated to a temperature comparable to that of the cooling circuit water.
- the granules were then metered in according to the instructions and the solution was prepared. After a maturing time of 3 to 6 hours, the inoculation solution was distributed to the cooling circuit 3 via the metering device 13 .
- the bacteria presently added to the cooling circuit water have different environmental requirements.
- the settling tank 6 is anaerobic
- the clarifier 7 is anaerobic
- the filtration device 8 is anoxic-aerobic
- the cooling tower 11 is aerobic.
- the hot rolling mill in which the process was tested produces around 1,400 t/a of sludge. Approx. 1,200 t/a of scale were dredged out of the settling tank 6 and approx. 200 t/a of fine scale sludge accumulated.
- the COD content in the overlying water of the settling tank 6 fell from originally 60 mg/l to 30 mg/l and in the settling tank 7 from 48 mg/l to 6 mg/l.
- the organic content of the coarse scale fell from 280 mg/l to 35 mg/kg.
- the proportion of organic matter in the finest scale sludge was 37% by weight and fell to 6%.
- a phosphate, nitrite, ammonium and nitrate content could not be detected in the cooling circuit water due to the detection limit.
- the pH decreased due to anaerobic acidification.
- the CaCOs concentration was reduced, so that the hardness, conductivity and salinity decreased.
- In the settling tank 6 there was a visual depth of about 1 m, which was before
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