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SOIL BIOTECHNOLOGY/ SBT SYSTEM

SOIL BIOTECHNOLOGY/ SBT SYSTEM. All India Distillery Association, 26-27th February, 2011 Dr. Avinash M Kadam (Ph.D, IIT Bombay) Managing Director SUGAM PARYAVARAN VIKALP PVT LTD. www.sugam.in. What we do?.

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SOIL BIOTECHNOLOGY/ SBT SYSTEM

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  1. SOIL BIOTECHNOLOGY/ SBT SYSTEM All India Distillery Association, 26-27th February, 2011 Dr. Avinash M Kadam (Ph.D, IIT Bombay) Managing Director SUGAM PARYAVARAN VIKALP PVT LTD www.sugam.in

  2. What we do? • Market & implement IIT Bombay patented technology “Soil Biofilter Technology” i.e. SBT • Apply SBT for • Sewage Treatment & Recycling • Effluent Treatment & Recycling • Grey Water Recycling • Water Treatment & Recycling www.sugam.in

  3. What is SBT? • Developed by IIT Bombay during 1988 – 2001 • Technology patented in USA and India • Evergreen biological purification engine • Process uses formulated media, culture & additive to achieve desired water quality www.sugam.in

  4. Technology Credentials • Indigenously developed by IIT Bombay • Covered under US & Indian Patent • “Best innovation” award by Siemens –Water • “One of the four best innovations” – Ministry of External Affairs, GOI • Listed by Ministry of Defense for wastewater recycling • Already in the domain of MCGM, KDMC etc.

  5. WHY SBT????

  6. Carbon cycle CO2 in the Atmosphere 750 6 45+45 110 Photosynthesis Respiration 40-60 (1-10 y) 90 Plants 500 CO2 4,000 Live 1-5 Dead carbon 750 Animals 100-150 (50 y) (2 y) (0.2y) Dead Organics in Soil (1 y) 50 - 65 50 18 Fossil Fuels 4,000 Dead Organics Reserve in Soil 1,576 Holdups 1015g per yr Fluxes 1015g per yr (300 y) Global Carbon Cycle (Meilli, 1995)

  7. ENERGY CONSUMPTION IN DIFFERENT HABITATS 1. Water 500 kJ/g live C. yr • 2. Land 3 kJ/g live C. yr

  8. SCHEMATIC OF WATER RENOVATION Feed (vf ) Recycle (vr ) Reactor C1 Discharge (vf ) C2

  9. Typical Layout www.sugam.in

  10. Media Culture SBT Plantation Additive What is SBT System? Media Culture Soil Biotechnology Plantation Additives

  11. USP It provides primary, secondary and tertiary treatment all in one unit; in a single evergreen facility open to atmosphere. It is very simple to operate, maintain. It does not require skilled man-power. It is cost competitive particular with reference to O&M cost. No pre-treatment No chemical usage Absence of any moving part Odour-free Low energy requirement and Green environment are its unique features.

  12. What we can process? 1.Raw Water slurry 2. Air scrubbing 3. Leachates of solids 4. Waste water - Distillery spent leese/condensate treatment - Sugar Effluent - Ammoniacal-N containing Fertilizer Effluent - VOCs - Textile waste water - Dairy wastewater - Printing spent ink wash effluent Treatment - Industrial dye effluent treatment - Coffee Effluent treatment

  13. SBT output water Quality www.sugam.in

  14. AESTHATIC FOR WASTE PROCESSING?? www.sugam.in

  15. SBT PLANT Renovation of colony sewage for irrigation in sports complex

  16. SBT PLANT Small Colony sewage treatment showing untreated & treated water

  17. SBT PLANT Retrofitting of idle activated sludge plant

  18. 150 KLD at Naval Housing Colony www.sugam.in

  19. SBT PLANT 3MLD Sewage Purification in Corporation Of Bombay

  20. Distribution Operation Schematics

  21. 120 KLD Plant at M P. Airport, AAI, Udaipur, Rajasthan

  22. REUSABLE WATER FROM WASTEWATER Wastewater Treated Wastewater

  23. 1 MLD FACILITY FOR BPGC (Mumbai)

  24. NOW WE INTRODUCE OUR SPECIALISED SOIL BIO TECHNOLOGY!!!

  25. Our Sincere Acknowledgement to…Rajarambapu Patil Sahakari Sakhar Karkhana LtdTal. Walva, Dist. Sangli, Maharashtra

  26. Distillery EVAPORATOR CONDENSATE / SPENT LEESE TREATMENTpH : 3 – 5TDS : 100 mg/LCOD : 1500 – 3000 mg/LBOD : 800 -1500 mg/LODOUR

  27. VARIOUS TECHNOLOGICAL OPTION- CONVENTIONAL AEROBIC TREATMENT- CONVENTIONAL ANAEROBIC TREATMENT- CONVENTIONAL AEROBIC TREATMENT FOLLOWED BY MEMBRANE TECHNOLOGIES- CONVENTIONAL ANAEROBIC TREATMENT FOLLOWED BY MEMBRANE TECHNOLOGIES - MEMBRANE TECHNOLOGIES ( RO – MBR) ALONE

  28. An Exercise with Distillery Process Condensate recycling • Location : Rajarambapu Patil SSK Ltd Walva, Islampur, Dist.Sangli, MS, INDIA • Sugarcane Crushing : 12000 TCD/day • Distillery production : 100 cum/d • Electricity export to grid: 7 MW/day

  29. Plant summary

  30. pH adjustment with lime Raw Tank Ozonation (10 ppm) Settling (0.5 hr) Bioreactor Recycling Discharge/ Recycle Schematic of the process

  31. Schematic of the process

  32. ETP or Garden??

  33. ETP or Garden??

  34. Output water Quality

  35. Result means……. Water Scenario at RBSSK: • Water for Dilution with Molasses : 1000 cum/d • Water for condensing, cooling, and blow down : 460 cum/d • D.M. water requirement for dilution in New Plant : 190 cum/d • Soft water requirement for Vacuum pump, Alcohol scrubber and F.O. Decanter : 190 cum/d • D.M. water requirement for dilution in ENA plant : 120 cum/d TOTAL: 1960 cum/d

  36. Result means……. Water for recycling: >720 cum/d (out of 750 cum/d) SBT Output water Disinfection Softener Water for Dilution in Fermentor Water for cooling

  37. Thank You ! Dr. Avinash M. Kadam Ph.D (ChemEngg., IIT Bombay) sugamparyavaran@gmail.com Phone: +91 9769838718 +91 9833663346 Mr. KiranKotian (Head Projects) Email: kiran@sugam.in Phone: +91 9833663346 www.sugam.in

  38. We do …………….. • Design and Turnkey execution of SBT and SBT plants for STP and ETP applications • Retrofit of pre-existing STP/ETPs with SBT systems • Design of zero discharge air scrubbers for removal of waste noxious gases (Sulphur, NOx and organic pollutants from Industrial processes). • Design Consultancy for Water and Waste Streams Auditing, targeting Zero Discharge Norms • Energy Auditing and Pinch analysis of heat sources to reduce energy consumption. • Distillery Process Condensate Treatment • Printing spent ink wash effluent Treatment • Industrial dye effluent treatment • Coffee Effluent treatment www.sugam.in

  39. PROCESS CHEMISTRY Aerobic Respiration (CH2ONxPySzKy)n + nO2 + nH2O = nCO2 + 2nH2O + Mineral (N, P, S, K) + Energy (1) Photosynthesis nCO2 + 2nH2O + Minerals (N,P, S,K) + Sunlight = [CH2ONxPySzKy]n + nO2 + nH2O (Photosynthesis) (2) Nitrogen Fixation N2 + 2H2O + Energy = NH3 + O2 ( in soil) (3) N2 + 2H2O + Light = NH3 + O2 (in water) (4) Acidogenesis  4C3H7O2NS (cell mass) + 8H20 = 4CH3COOH + 4CO2 + 4NH3 + 4H2S + 8H+ + 8e- (5) Methanogenesis  8H+ + 8e- + 3CH3COOH + CO2 = 4CH4 + 3CO2 + 2H2O (6) Adding 5 and 6 give overall biomethanation chemistry  4C3H7O2NS + 6H20 = CH3COOH + 6CO2 + 4CH4 + 4NH3 + 4H2S (7) Mineral weathering  CO2 + H2O = HCO3 - + H+ (8) Primary mineral + CO2 + H2O = M+n + n HCO3 - + soil/clay/sand (9) Nitrification  NH3 + CO2 + 1.5O2 = Nitrosomonas + NO2- + H2O + H+ (10)  NO2-+ CO2 + 0.5O2 = Nitrobacter + NO3- (11) Denitrification 4NO3- + 2H2O + energy = 2N2 + 5O2 + 4OH - (12a) Anammox NO2- + NH4+ = N2 + H2O + energy (12b)

  40. Influent Waste Water Plantation: Photosynthesis Media: Respiration (CH2ONxPySzKy)n+nO2+nH2O = nCO2+2n H2O+ Mineral + Energy NH4+NO2 = N2+H2O 4C3H7O2NS + 8H20 = 4CH3COOH + 4CO2 + 4NH3 3CH3COOH + CO2 = 4CH4 + 3CO2 + 2H2O nCO2+ 2n H2O+ (N,P,S,K) + Sunlight= [CH2ONxPySzKy]n+ nO2+ H2O Constructed Soil Filter (CSF) Media Formulation N2+H2O = NH3+O2 Natural O2 Additives: Weathering Microorganisms (Task Force) + Geophagus worm (Controls ecology) CO2 + H2O = HCO3 - + H+ Primary mineral + CO2 + H2O = M+n + nHCO3-+ Soil/clay/sand Clear Effluent Components of CSF Media

  41. Why Weathered Environment ? Oceans: 160 per mL; Soil: 6400-38000 per g; Sewage: 70 per mL • Microbial Diversity (Curtis & Sloan, Science 309, 2005) Soil : 1012-1016 cells/g soil; 105-106 generaWater : 103 genera • Energetic (ca.) Land : 3.2 kJ/g.live C.yr Water : 700 kJ/g.live C.yr • Oxygen diffusion coefficient (Perry’s Handbook, 1999) Soil : 10-5 m2s-1 Water : 10-9 m2s-1 Solubility of Oxygen in water is very low (0.3 millimol/L at 200C) • Immobilization of pollutant; hence high reaction rates Vs local pollution becomes global; low reaction rates due to dilution • Heterogenous system; housing multiple microenvironment viz. oxic, anoxic and anaerobic within same niche Vs only one within the same niche.. • Has multiple food chain and food web

  42. PERFORMANCE VARIATION OF SBT PLANT: www.sugam.in

  43. Layout for processing of Wastewater www.sugam.in

  44. Media & Culture • Underdrain:- Stone rubble of various sizes ranging upto Gravel (200.0-2.0 mm), Very coarse sand (1.0-2.0 mm), Coarse sand (0.5-1.0 mm), Medium sand (0.25-0.5 mm), Fine sand (0.1-0.25 mm) • Media:- Formulated from soil as required and primary minerals of suitable particle size and composition • Culture:- Geophagus (Soil living) worm Pheretima elongata and bacterial culture from natural sources containing bacteria capable of processing cellulose, lignin, starch, protein, also nitrifying and denitrifying organisms. Anaerobic organisms for methanogenesis. For industrial wastes, development of appropriate culture required • Additives:- Formulated from natural materials of suitable particle size and composition to provide sites for respiration, CO2 capture • Bioindicators:- Green plants particularly with tap root system

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