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PIGMAN. A sustainable solution for pig manure treatment: Environmental compliance with the Integrated Pollution Prevention and Control directive (PIGMAN). Rena Angelidaki. Cost EU project - Partners. Main environmental problems caused by pig manure. Contamination soil and ground water
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PIGMAN A sustainable solution for pig manure treatment: Environmental compliance with the Integrated Pollution Prevention and Control directive (PIGMAN) Rena Angelidaki
Main environmental problems caused by pig manure • Contamination soil and ground water • Contamination surface water • Emission of green house gasses (carbon dioxide and methane) • Emission of ammonia gas (acidification) • Odour emission
Main objective PIGMAN To develop and test a working prototype of a digester + water treatment plant: • Removal of organic matter (anaerobic digestion) • P precipitation as struvite • N removal by partial ammonia oxidation process
Anaerorbic digestion Biogas Manure Water Water treatment Digester Other Solids Compost
P removal as struvite Mg2+ + NH4+ + HPO42- + 6H2O MgNH4 PO4 · 6H2O + H+ Struvite precipitation • > 90% of the phosphate is removed from the water • Solids and organic matters are removes which gives 50% COD reduction and 30% N reduction • Every kg P gives 7,9 kg MgAP (MgAP is a fertilizer which can be dry used)
Ammonia removal • Conventional: nitrification/denitrification • Novel: OLAND = oxygen-limited autotrophic nitrification/denitrification
Flowsheet suggestion CH4-prod., COD reduct., Part. P removal P removal, partial N removal N removal CH4-prod., COD reduction COD reduction Clean Waste Water Oland process Anaerobic dig. UASB reactor Anphos Separation
DTU’s activities: • Codigestion of manure together with animal byproducts • Ultrafiltration of centrifugate • Struvite precipitation • UASB reactor for further COD removal • Oland process
Hegndal biogas plant Reactor Decanter Centrifuge Ultra filter
The effluent from the decanter centrifuge is collected in an underground tank (Hegndal Biogas plant).
The tank (H=170cm, D=130cm) where the membrane was installed Technical specifications of Mitsubishi membranes MBR test unitgiven by the supplier: Membranes:Submerged, capilliar Producer: Mitsubishi Rayon Company, Japan Surface membrane: 1.5 m2 Withdrawal flow: 30 l/hr Back flush flow: 1.5 * withdrawal flow = 45 l/hr
Biofilm microbial community overview (DAPI) Biofilm formation on the membrane surface Microbial communites in the biofilm studied by FISH Archaea (ARC 915) Eubacteria (EUB 338 and EUB 338+)
Conclusions for the membrane filtration step • Maximal obtained outflow rate -12 L filtrate per hour. • Aeration of the membrane creates foaming after 12 hours. • Clogging of the membrane was observed after 3-4 days of operation (back flushing with water was not able to completely remove accumulated particles). • The membrane was not suitable for practical application (filtration of the decanter centrifuge effluent).
Future activities • Treatment of the UASB effluents with: • Anphos • Oland