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Autothermal biosolids pyrocarbonisation – Pyrolis® S2B

’s references on municipal sludge (PYREG) ... Sludge treatment ... Sludge treatment ... in phosphorus compared to biosolids Adapted to digested and non-digested sludge Multi-route recovery (fertilizer & construction material) ...

heat treatment

Bringing sludge up to the right temperature (180 to 200 °C) for 30 to 60 minutes results in an irreversible change to its physical structure, significantly reducing its specific resistance ... Sludge treatment ... Sludge treatment Sludge conditioning Sludge thickening Sludge dewatering...

total solids content = dry matter (DM)

The total solids content includes both the suspended solids and dissolved salts. The total solids content is also used to determine a sludge dry weight (expressed as a %). dry solids content at 105 ... Sludge treatment ... Sludge treatment...

the heat balance

: exothermic reactions released by the oxidation of the products processed (e.g. combustion of the organic matter found in sludge); energy recirculated by the process (e.g. in the case of incineration ... Sludge treatment ... Sludge treatment...

thermophilic digestion at 55°C - Digelis® Fast

Digelis® Fast is capable of accepting high loads and providing shorter contact time for the sludge and then smaller reactor size. Spiral Heat Exchanger : A unique feature to preheat ... Sludge treatment ... Digelis Sludge treatment Sludge digestion ... Digelis® Fast is an optimized process for thermophilic sludge digestion combined with energy recovery equipment to accelerate the sludge digestion cycle. ...

settling tanks

This section is about settling tanks : static settling tanks, lamellar settling tanks, sludge blanket clarifiers, sludge recirculation clarifiers, densadeg, secondary settling tanks ... » as part of an activated sludge system) present special limitations generated by problems specific to activated sludge (described in suspended growth (activated sludge) process), justifying the inclusion...

safety and drying units

Sludge drying units must be subject to appropriate safety measures because they are the source of a number of risks, more specifically in the event of certain malfunctions. Without being exhaustive ... Sludge treatment ... Sludge treatment Sludge drying Aerobic ... Sludge dewatering...

principle and conditions governing its use

-permeable. Dewatered sludge often has a low porosity; a bulking agent has to be added, usually in the form of a carbonaceous support (20% of the mixture at least must be formed by voids). This degradation caused ... Sludge treatment ... Sludge treatment Composting Dewatered sludge ... Sludge dewatering...

generalities

Thermal processes used to destroy the organic matter contained in sludge vary widely. We have restricted ourselves to a description of the most frequent state of the art system. Various methods can ... Sludge treatment ... Sludge treatment Sludge incineration Gasification ... Sludge dewatering...

drying unit energy consumption

, the following constitutes an example of a Naratherm dryer heat balance (table 6) : Table 6. NARA heat balance per kg · h–1 of water evaporated (based on a 20 % dry solids content sludge, 90 % dry ... Sludge treatment ... Sludge treatment Sludge drying Evaporis ... Sludge dewatering...

bio-S process

The Bio-S is a treatment plant that uses low load activated sludge, with one single reactor that uses the SBR principle. The Bio-S has been designed and standardised for small communities with a 200 ... Activated sludge...

S&P system

for separating sludge from treated water. As it is only the sludge that separates from the discs that goes on to the settling tank, lamella are used to reduce ground surface area covered by more than 75%.This ... Activated sludge...

numerical characterisation of filterability

unit of filtrate volume by C, sludge suspended solids concentration), the specific resistance to pressure P (rp) is calculated as follows P = filtration pressure, S = filter surface area, C ... Sludge treatment ... Filtration Sludge treatment Sludge conditioning...

dewatering lagoons

on evaporation (therefore, a sealed floor is required to avoid soil pollution). A succession of shallow layers of sludge is dried and several lagoons are required for treatment rotation. When approximately 1 m ... Sludge treatment ... Filtration Sludge treatment Sludge dewatering...

chemical conditioning

sulphate and, more rarely, ferrous sulphate and aluminium salts. The Fe3+ ion is by far the most effective and the widely used reagent on organic sludge (WWTP and IWWTP biological treatment).The choice ... Sludge treatment ... Sludge treatment Sludge conditioning Flocculation...

centrifugation: its advantages and its limitations

); the installation can operate unmanned if the sludge is relatively constant. All mechanical safety mechanisms constitute part of the standard equipment and, with the new sludge concentration sensors, unit automated ... Sludge treatment ... Centrifugation Sludge treatment Sludge dewatering...

general sludge treatment lines

Sludge treatment ... Sludge treatment Aerobic Anaerobic Sludge thickening Sludge dewatering ... General sludge treatment systems: reducing fermentation capacity (stabilization); reducing volumes (eliminating water that is more or less bound with suspended solids) ... Figure 1 illustrates the main stages that can be found in a sludge treatment process (solid line showing the most classic methods or those undergoing development, dotted lines referring to possible ... general sludge treatment lines...

pyrolysis and thermolysis applied to sludge

the organic matter in sludge is broken down in an environment lacking in air compared to the stoichiometry; thermolysis is the same process when it takes place in the absence of any exogenous oxygen. This lack ... Sludge treatment ... Sludge treatment Sludge drying Dewatered sludge Gasification Oxidation ... pyrolysis and thermolysis applied to sludge ... Sludge dewatering...

sludge end uses

sludge end uses Sludge produced by a water treatment plant has three main uses: recycling: mainly agriculture, with or without supplements but also for reinstating eroded sites (quarries ... Waste water Sludge treatment ... Industrial effluent treatment Sludge treatment Sludge dewatering ... sludge end uses ... Sludge dewatering...

sludge characterisation/classification

Establishing sludge properties is a fundamental requirement when selecting the treatment method that can be applied to that sludge and when forecasting the efficiency of the machines to be used ... Waste water Sludge treatment ... Industrial effluent treatment Sludge treatment ... sludge characterisation/classification ... Sludge dewatering...

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