WO2016135422A1 - Procede de deshydratation de boues - Google Patents
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- the present disclosure relates to a method of dewatering sludge to achieve a high level of dryness for limited power consumption.
- Such a process can in particular be used to dewater sludge, for example from purification plants, for incineration or burial.
- Sludges such as those from wastewater treatment plants, for example, are generally dehydrated followed by recovery, such as organic amendment (spreading) or combustion (incineration), or landfilling in a wastewater treatment center. storage.
- organic amendment spreading
- combustion combustion
- landfilling in the case of combustion, the dryness of the sludge reached at the end of the dehydration step, that is to say the ratio of dry matter to the total mass of sludge, must be sufficient to allow the self-maintenance of the combustion: a dryness of 30 to 45% is thus preferred.
- some national legislation requires a minimum dryness rate before sludge landfill, of the order of 40% for example. The importance of developing effective dewatering processes is therefore understood, particularly when the sludge is of a type that is difficult to dehydrate, as is the case for biological sludge in a treatment plant.
- some are intended to mechanically dehydrate the sludge: it may be centrifugation or pressure filtration processes, including the use of a filter press or a belt filter.
- such methods are limited. For example, for sewage sludge, they allow to reach dryness of only 15 to 40%; this maximum value of 40% is reached only in rare cases with particularly effective devices and sludge particularly easy to treat (mainly mineral).
- sludge such as biological sludge treatment plant, it is difficult to reach a dryness of 30%, which may be insufficient depending on the fate of the sludge.
- Other processes are intended to thermally dehydrate the sludge: it is then to heat the latter to dry them.
- electro-dewatering processes are intended to filter under pressure a volume of sludge, for example in a filter press, by additionally applying an electric field. This, added to the hydrolysis phenomenon it creates, breaks the water-sludge bonds, facilitating the migration of water molecules in the opposite direction of the solid particles. Such electrical assistance thus makes it possible to improve the dewatering of the sludge and thus to gain some additional dryness points.
- Such a process is faced with certain difficulties in the case of certain sludge.
- the sludge behaves like an electrical resistance.
- the electromobility and / or the amount of ions is low. Therefore, by Joule effect and constant intensity, the rapid rise of the electrical resistance of the sludge results in an increase in temperature.
- the present disclosure relates to a method of sludge dewatering, comprising a step of chemically conditioning the sludge to be dehydrated in which a flocculant adjuvant and a coagulation adjuvant are added to the sludge, and an electro-dehydration step.
- the flocculant adjuvant used is a polymer.
- the polymer used is of the cationic flocculant type. This type of polymer indeed allows better aggregation of the sludge particles and gives good results in filtration in the context of this presentation.
- the polymer used is a cationic flocculant of high density and low molecular weight.
- anionic, cationic or nonionic flocculation additives would also be possible with different molecular weights depending on the type of sludge to be dewatered.
- the weight of flocculant adjuvant added to the sludge is between 1 and 25 kg of pure product, that is to say of active ingredient (MA ), per tonne of dry matter in the sludge (kgMA / tMS), preferably between 4 and 15 kgMA / tMS.
- MA active ingredient
- kgMA / tMS per tonne of dry matter in the sludge
- the coagulation adjuvant is a mineral-type coagulant, for example FeCl 3 .
- other mineral or organic adjuvants would also be possible.
- the mass of pure clotting aid product added to the slurry is between 0.5 and 20% of the dry sludge mass.
- the electro-dehydration step is carried out within a filter press comprising at least one chamber consisting of two trays, each tray being provided with at least one electrode and at least one tray being provided with a filter, preferably a filter cloth.
- Each chamber consists of a tray equipped with an anode and a tray equipped with a cathode to apply the electric field.
- a filter press allows firstly to filter and then compress a volume of sludge between two trays to extract the water through the filter cloths lining the trays.
- the electrodes create an electric field between the trays to facilitate migration and thus the evacuation of water through the filter cloths.
- At least one filter press platen is provided with a membrane configured to be deformed by a compression fluid to compress the sludge present in the filter press.
- the pressure exerted during compression is between 5 and 20 bar, preferably between 10 and 13 bar.
- the electro-dehydration step is performed, at least initially, at constant intensity. This mode of regulation makes it possible to promote rapid dehydration of the sludge.
- the intensity used is between 5 and 200 A / m 2 .
- constant current regulation is abandoned in favor of constant voltage regulation when a predetermined condition is met.
- a mode of regulation makes it possible to limit the growth of the temperature at the level of the electrodes.
- the constant voltage value used then is preferably that which was reached when the predetermined condition is satisfied.
- constant current regulation is abandoned in favor of constant voltage regulation when the voltage reaches a threshold voltage.
- This threshold voltage is set by the operator so as to use the electrodes below their breakdown voltage.
- constant current regulation is abandoned in favor of constant voltage regulation when the temperature in the vicinity of an electrode reaches a threshold temperature. This allows operation at constant intensity, so high dehydration efficiency, as long as the temperature remains low enough and switch to constant voltage once the threshold temperature reached to slow the temperature growth and thus prolong the dehydration before the temperature becomes too high and dangerous for the electro-dehydration device.
- constant current control is abandoned in favor of constant voltage regulation when the anode temperature reaches a threshold temperature of between 50 and 65 ° C. This is indeed a good compromise between the interest of benefiting as long as possible from highly effective constant intensity dehydration and that of being able to prolong the dehydration at constant tension as long as possible once this threshold temperature has been reached.
- the temperature of the sludge in the vicinity of the electrodes does not exceed a ceiling temperature of less than or equal to 150 ° C., preferably less than or equal to 80 ° C. more preferably less than or equal to 70 ° C. This reduces the risk of damage to the device. Electro-dehydration is thus preferably stopped as soon as such a ceiling temperature is reached.
- the electro-dehydration step lasts at least 45 minutes, preferably at least 60 minutes, more preferably at least 100 minutes. Such durations, permitted by the present process, make it possible to achieve higher levels of sludge dryness than conventional electro-dewatering processes.
- the sludge dryness is greater than 30%, preferably greater than 40%, more preferably greater than 50%.
- the method further comprises a filtration step performed prior to the electro-dehydration step.
- This filtration step allows a first filtration before the application of the electric field to remove the majority of the free water contained in the sludge. This filtration step is preferably performed after the conditioning step.
- the method further comprises a compression step performed prior to the electro-dehydration step.
- This compression step alone makes it possible to mechanically extract the remainder of free water without electrical assistance. This can make it possible to extract the free water of a sludge without consuming the electricity necessary for the electro-dehydration and without beginning the growth of temperature of the electrodes.
- this step is carried out after the filtration step and using the filter press.
- the compression pressure can be between 5 and 20 bar, preferably between 10 and 13 bar.
- the method is devoid of a compression step prior to the electro-dehydration step.
- the inventors have indeed found during their tests that an application of the electrical treatment just after the filtration step was little energy consuming and even that such a single prior compression step could be unfavorable in the case of sludge. difficult to dehydrate, with high electrical resistance in particular.
- the sludge to be dewatered is a biological sludge from a treatment plant, including an aerobic biological purification process.
- This type of sludge contains specifically a high proportion of bound water.
- this disclosure could be applied to other types of sludge.
- FIG 1 is a block diagram of an exemplary method according to the invention.
- FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of the filter press used for the purposes of the process.
- FIG 3 is a graph comparing the evolution of the voltage during a conventional electro-dehydration and an electro-dehydration according to the invention.
- FIG 4 is a graph comparing the evolution of the temperature during a conventional electro-dehydration and an electrodehydration according to the invention.
- FIG. 5 is a graph of time tracking of the parameters of conventional electro-dehydration at high intensity.
- FIG 6 is a graph of time monitoring of the parameters of a conventional electro-dehydration at lower intensity.
- FIG 5 illustrates the temporal monitoring of the various parameters of an electro-dehydration performed by the inventors without the packaging according to the present invention.
- This first test is performed at high intensity.
- the electro-dehydration is carried out on a mud difficult to dehydrate, having a high electrical resistance, with a constant intensity of 16 A, or about 70 A / m 2 , and a voltage limited to 110 V in order not to reach the breakdown voltage of the system.
- the voltage 82 (strongly interrupted line) grows very rapidly to reach its maximum value of 110 V in less than one minute.
- the constant-intensity regulation can no longer be maintained and the intensity 81 (strong continuous line) begins to decrease before stabilizing while the voltage 82 is maintained at 110 V.
- anode side 83 (continuous fine line) which reaches 70 ° C in less than fifteen minutes, then imposing the stopping of the test.
- the rise in temperature on the cathode side 84 (fine line interrupted) is much slower so that it is determined that the temperature on the anode side is the limiting parameter for such electro-dehydration.
- the inventors sought to reduce the intensity of the current applied during electro-dehydration.
- the latter is made with a constant intensity of 9 A, or about 40 A / m 2 .
- the voltage 92 (strongly interrupted line) increases again very rapidly in the first seconds of the test and then slows down its growth before nevertheless reaching its safety value at 110 V after three minutes about.
- the constant current regulation can no longer be maintained and the intensity 91 (strong continuous line) begins to decrease while the voltage 92 is maintained at 110 V.
- the rise in temperature on the cathode side 94 (thin line interrupted) is negligible compared with that of the anode 93.
- the sludge to be treated is a biological sludge from a purification plant. This type of sludge comes from a membrane bioreactor operating directly on untreated raw water.
- the sludge 10 whose initial dryness is about 0.9% in this example, that is to say 9 g of solids per liter of liquid sludge, first undergoes a step of chemical conditioning SI at during which certain chemical components are added to the sludge 10 to facilitate its treatment and dehydration.
- a coagulation adjuvant (IIa) and a flocculation adjuvant (11b) are added.
- the coagulation adjuvant (IIa) used is FeCl 3 . It is added to the sludge tank at a level of 15% by mass of dry sludge material.
- the flocculation adjuvant (11b) used is the Flopam EM 640 TBD polymer. It is injected in line with a target concentration of 4.6 kg of pure product per tonne of dry matter (4.6 kgMA / tMS).
- the sludge 10 thus treated is injected into the filter press 20 by means of a booster pump.
- This filter press 20 is shown diagrammatically in FIG. 2. It comprises three trays 21a, 21b defining two chambers 22 in which the sludge 10 is introduced. Each wall of the trays 21a, 21b defining an edge of a chamber 22 is provided with an electrode 23a, 23b: the lateral plates 21a are thus provided with an electrode forming the anode 23a and the central plate 21b is provided on each of its faces an electrode forming the cathode 23b. The inner wall of each side plate 21a is further provided with a filter cloth 24 disposed in front of the electrode 23a considered. Each wall of the central plate 21b is provided with a membrane 25 disposed behind the electrode 23b in question and a filter cloth 24 disposed in front of the electrode 23b considered.
- the three plates 21a, 21b of the filter press 20 are clamped against each other via a hydraulic cylinder 26 which seals the flow chambers 22. Under the strong pressure of the cylinder 26, the plates are brought closer to each other. the other in order to maintain the sludge volumes present in the chambers 22.
- a hydraulic cylinder 26 which seals the flow chambers 22.
- the plates are brought closer to each other. the other in order to maintain the sludge volumes present in the chambers 22.
- Each plate 21a and 21b is equipped with a first outlet for discharging the filtrates 12 and a second outlet 13a and 13b for evacuating any gas produced.
- a flushing step S2 the booster pump generates a mechanical pressure of 8 bar in the sludge 10 which is then filtered using the filtering cloths 24.
- This step S2 stops when the flow rate of filtrate 12 discharged by the trays 21 reaches a predetermined low threshold. This step S2 makes it possible to eliminate the free water present on the surface of the sludge flocs with less energy expenditure.
- a compression step S3 alone is carried out within the filter press 20.
- a compressed air booster makes it possible to inflate the membranes 25 of the filter press 20 in order to compress the sludge present in the chambers 22 until reaching a pressure in the chambers 22 of about 11 to 12 bar. The compression is thus maintained for 10 minutes. No electrical assistance is provided during this step S3.
- This compression step alone S3 makes it possible to extract the remainder of free water present in the sludge 10 in the form of filtrates 12 evacuated by the outlets of the trays 21.
- An electric generator then imposes a current between the pairs of electrodes 23a, 23b of each chamber 22. Initially, the regulation is carried out at constant current. In this example, an intensity of about
- 9 A is chosen, ie about 40 A / m 2 .
- the water extracted from the sludge 10 is discharged in the form of filtrates 12 through the outlets of the trays 21a and 21b.
- the gases generated during this step S4 oxygen and hydrogen resulting from the hydrolysis of water, for example, are removed by the second outputs of the trays 13a and 13b.
- the constant current regulation is maintained until the temperature in the vicinity of an anode 23a, measured by means of a thermocouple for example, reaches 60 ° C: when this condition is fulfilled, the regulation of the current is abandoned in favor of constant voltage regulation.
- the voltage value selected for this constant voltage control is the maximum safe voltage value, 110V in this example.
- Constant voltage electrical assistance is then maintained until the temperature near an anode 23a reaches
- the sludge cakes 14 thus dehydrated are then removed from the chambers 22 of the filter press 20 during a step of disintegrating the cakes S5.
- the dryness values obtained for these cakes 14 are on average about 38.3%.
- cakes 14 can then be buried, or upgraded organic amendment or energy.
- sludge 10 is a biological sludge of the type that comes from wastewater treatment plants.
- sludge of the type which is derived from a membrane bio-reactor operating on raw unbranched water.
- This sludge has an initial dryness of less than 1%, that is to say 10 g / L.
- the operating conditions of the TO test are as follows:
- FIGS. 3 and 4 are intended to compare the evolution of the voltage and temperature of conventional electro-dehydration and electro-dehydration according to the invention.
- the voltage 31, 36 and the anode temperature 32, 37 were followed during the electro-dehydration step of these tests: the curves relating to the T0 test are in broken lines while the curves relating to the Tl test are in continuous lines.
- the voltage 31 first grows rapidly and forms a voltage peak 31a at approximately 80 V in the first minutes of the test; the voltage then drops back to stabilize from the tenth minute around around 50 V.
- the voltage measured in the context of the Tl test follows an evolution totally opposite to the voltage 31 of the test T0 since, after the electric field has been set up, the voltage 36 Tl test decreases from its initial value instead of growing as was the case in the T0 test.
- the voltage 36 then reaches a minimum voltage value at about 40 V and does not begin to increase significantly until later, after about 30 minutes of testing, until reaching a plateau 36a at about 50 V after about forty minutes. , before stabilizing at a value between 30 and 40 V. Therefore, it can be seen in FIG.
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