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® enbasys gmbh. a company of. “New Technology for Alternative Energy”. Presentation Bangkok 2009-05-26 Kromus, Grasmug. Content. Who is ® enbasys? Products of ® enbasys Biogas Production and Technologies ENBA FERM New Generation Technology

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  1. ®enbasys gmbh a company of “New Technology for Alternative Energy” Presentation Bangkok 2009-05-26 Kromus, Grasmug

  2. Content • Who is ®enbasys? • Products of ®enbasys • Biogas Production and Technologies • ENBAFERM New Generation Technology • ENBAFERM Examples – Waste, Biofuel, Breweries • ENBAFERM - Demonstration • Conclusions

  3. VTU Holding AG, Frankfurt Stock Exchange 25% Austria Germany Italy Switzerland

  4. Industrial BiotechEnergy PlantsTurn-Key & Customized • Parent company with 200 engineering experts in various industry segments • We are familiar with your processes • …we are taking care of your interfaces • …we are taking care of coordination and integration • …we are handling your challenges • Choosing ®enbasys you rely on • New findings • Fresh ideas

  5. BiotechnologicalEnergy Plants • Anaerobic Digestion increases the efficiency and contributes to climate change deceleration • ®enbasys provides New Technology Generation for • Large volumes • Complex substrates (e.g. organic waste, stillage) • Waste to Energy • AD improves viability and CO2 balance of biofuel production dramatically

  6. ®enbasysProduct-Portfolio

  7. Anaerobic digestion on the upswing • Increasing world energy demand • Growing energy costs and import dependency • Increasing amount of organic residues • Decreasing capacity for landfill • Climate change needs urgent reactions and activities • Low organic matter content of the soil

  8. SOURCES OF WASTE AGRICULTURAL WASTE MUNICIPAL WASTE INDUSTRIAL WASTE/ WASTEWATER

  9. FEEDSTOCKPRODUCT GAS (PRODUCT) FEEDSTOCK / Substrate EFFLUENT ANAEROBIC SLUDGE (PRODUCT)

  10. Water Total Solids (Dry Matter) Organicpartof Total Solids (Volatile Solids)  BIOGAS Basic Characteristic of Substrate

  11. The Idea behind Anaerobic Digestion

  12. BIOPOLYMERS, BIOMASS (carbohydrates, proteins, fats) dissolved polymers, fragments H2 CO2 org. acids alcohols acetic acid ACETIC ACID METHANE, CO2 4-STEP DEGRADATION MODEL hydrolysis acidification acetification methanogenesis

  13. ENBAFERM AD„High Load Hybrid Reactor“ • Patent pending

  14. Influence of Substrate Characteristics • Maintaining cell vitality and groth of new bacterial sludge • Diet of micro-organisms must be supplied • Vital nutrients: Carbon, Nitrogen, Phosphorus, Minerals, Trace-Elements • Limitation of vital nutrients: stop of metabolic activity • Currently controversal discussion about addition of nutrients („wellness-drink“ for microbes) • Example: Washing-water of food industry  nutrients + pH regulation necessary

  15. Theoretical Biogas-Yield

  16. Biogas-Yiel based on Volatile Solids (Organic Matter)

  17. Protein Containing Waste / Waste-Water • H2S in biogas • NH4+ in sludge and effluent • foaming as a result of gas mixing • metabolism-generated alkalinity

  18. Fat Containing Waste / Wastewater • scum layers • bioavailability • toxicity • slow degradation

  19. MAIN PROCESS- AND SUBSTRATE- RELATED FACTORS • temperature • mixing (process configuration) • retention time (loading rate) • substrate (type, composition) • C:N:P -relation • total solids • concentration • sulfur compounds • pH • organic acids

  20. MSW OFMSW • variability • inerts • expensive pretreatment • depends on attitude of community

  21. Complete Stirred Reactor • Mixer (Agitator) (e.g. CSTR) • Hydraulic Mixing • Tubular reactor with paddles

  22. High Load Systems without particles and low COD UASB = Upflow Anaerobic Sludge Blanket Application: Washing-Waters, WW paper industry,

  23. ENBAFERM New Technology UASB CSTR

  24. High Performance Process TechnologyENBAFERM • Low Hydraulic Retention Time low demand for fermenter volume • Prevention of Foam and Floating Layershigh loading rates • Intense Contact between Substrate and Microorganismshigh degradation rates and rapid gas production

  25. ®enbasys: AD of Organic Waste

  26. Waste treatment Logistics Sorting / Crushing Screening / Pressing Sand removal Mixing Energy Biogas

  27. ®enbasys: AD of Organic Waste Fractions • Largest Facility of Europe (Total 350,000 t/a) • Stable with High Loading Rate • No foam, no break down • Total Nitrogen about 7 to 8 g/l • Sediments are removed  no shut down  Waste to Energy at perfection • Sister installation is open now • AD will be installed

  28. Stillage Fermentation3D-scheme16 MWel includingResidue treatment

  29. Gastreatment and Energy Center 7600 m³ Biogas/h Digestate Treatment 16 MWel 64000 m³ ENBAFERM

  30. 90 m³/h Whole-Stillage100,000 t/a EtOH Plant up to 100% of the energy for the EtOH production SM QSubstrate = ~90 t/h QCOD = ~17,100 kg/h Waste Water Treatment (WT): MBR / RO ~63 m³/h Process-Water for EtOH Process QResidue ~84 t/h AD ENBAFERM: 12 x 4000 m³ Loading Rate: 10 kg COD/m³·d QBiogas = 7,000 Nm³/h CH4 = 55% Pel 16 MWel Steam 11 t/h; 12 bar

  31. Stillage Fermentation 6.2 MWel

  32. enbasys: AD of Biodiesel Residues400,000 t/a Biodiesel • Provides excellent substrate for the anaerobic digestion • Ca. 60,000 to 100,000 t/a Biogas-Substrate • Reduction of energy consumption of the Biodiesel production • 75% to 80% of the energy • 800 to 860 kg CH4/h • Reduction of CO2 up to 18,000 t per year

  33. Biodiesel: Input 300,000 t/a plant oil plus 100,000 t/a multi feedstock ~75% of the energy for the biodiesel production QSubstrate = ~13.6 t/h Q TS = 2.1 t/h QCOD = 3,800 kg/h (280 kg COD/m³) QResidues ~12 t/h QBiogas = 1700 Nm³/h QCH4 = 800 kg/h CH4 = 63% Waste Water Treatment Fermenter System: 3 x 4000 m³ Fermentation Loading Rate: up to 10 kg COD/m³·d Option: Pel ~4.3 MWel

  34. ENBAFERM Brewery • Production Integrated Environmental Production - PIUS • Disposal Problem of Spent Grain and Waste Water • Carbon Footprint labeling on bottles • Independence of volatile energy prices lower production costs and environmental benefits using ®enbasys high load hybrid reactor

  35. ENBAFERM for Breweries

  36. Brewery 3,500,000 hl Beer QSubstrate = ~10.5 t/h Q TS = 2.1 t/h QCOD = 2780 kg/h (265 kg COD/m³) OPTION: Waste Water Treatment: MBR/RO QResidue ~9.4 t/h QBiogas = 875 Nm³/h CH4 = 57% Fermenter System: 1x 500 m³ Hydrolyse 2 x 3500 m³ ENBAFERM 1 x 250 m³ Puffer Tank Loading Rate: ~10 kg COD/m³·d Option: Pel ~1.9 MWel

  37. ENBAFERM

  38. ®enbasys: further advantagesENBAFERM • High reliability and stability  Guaranteed • Huge flow rate is not increased by recycling streams • Performance Guarantee of a Holding • (350 employees VTU & BDI) • Various realized projects worldwide (e.g. Biodiesel, Pharmaceutical Industry, etc.)

  39. ENBAFERM Container

  40. ENBAFERM Demo Plant • ENBAFERM New Technology Generation  available for customers • Downscaled 1000 Litre Fermenter • 20 ft ISO Container • Operation like Full-Scale Plant

  41. ®enbasys: AD Biofuel Residues • Targets set by EU by 2020: 10 % biofuel, whereas • 6% first generation • 4% second generation  focus on development of “stillage to biogas” • Hybrid High Load Fermenter fits perfect for stillage: • High Loading Rate Short Retention Time  technical feasibility • Proven technology for residues • 1/2 to 1/3 of the size of conventional AD plants • Industrial technology for AD  biotechnological perfection

  42. Conclusions • ENBAFERM New Technology Generation  viable for all Residues • OFMSW • Biofuel • Slaughter House, etc. • Increasing energy demand • Anaerobic Digestion - CO2 savings • CH4 as an Option for 2nd Generation Biofuel Need for stable and efficient technology ®enbasys high load hybrid reactor

  43. Contact Dr. Stefan Kromus Dr. Markus Grasmug enbasys gmbh Parkring 18 8074 Grambach/Graz Austria T +43/(0)316/4009/5600 F +43/(0)316/4009/5605 office@enbasys.com www.enbasys.com

  44. ®enbasys: AD Biofuel Residues • Targets set by EU by 2020: 10 % biofuel, whereas • 40% of 10% Second Generation • 35% CO2 savings until 2017 • 50 to 60% savings from 2017 on  focus on development of “stillage to biogas” • Premium price for Biofuels with high CO2 savings

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