EP4514552A1 - Procédé de traitement de déchets alimentaires - Google Patents
Procédé de traitement de déchets alimentairesInfo
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- EP4514552A1 EP4514552A1 EP23722300.3A EP23722300A EP4514552A1 EP 4514552 A1 EP4514552 A1 EP 4514552A1 EP 23722300 A EP23722300 A EP 23722300A EP 4514552 A1 EP4514552 A1 EP 4514552A1
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- Prior art keywords
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B09—DISPOSAL OF SOLID WASTE; RECLAMATION OF CONTAMINATED SOIL
- B09B—DISPOSAL OF SOLID WASTE NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
- B09B3/00—Destroying solid waste or transforming solid waste into something useful or harmless
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- C—CHEMISTRY; METALLURGY
- C02—TREATMENT OF WATER, WASTE WATER, SEWAGE, OR SLUDGE
- C02F—TREATMENT OF WATER, WASTE WATER, SEWAGE, OR SLUDGE
- C02F11/00—Treatment of sludge; Devices therefor
- C02F11/008—Sludge treatment by fixation or solidification
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- C—CHEMISTRY; METALLURGY
- C02—TREATMENT OF WATER, WASTE WATER, SEWAGE, OR SLUDGE
- C02F—TREATMENT OF WATER, WASTE WATER, SEWAGE, OR SLUDGE
- C02F11/00—Treatment of sludge; Devices therefor
- C02F11/02—Biological treatment
Definitions
- the invention belongs to the field of waste treatment, and in particular to the field of treatment of organic waste, more particularly food waste.
- the present invention relates to a process for processing food waste and to a device for implementing the process according to the invention.
- composting can be implemented in a rustic manner, with lower investment and operating costs than those associated with methanization. Mass losses in composting are also higher than in methanization and the compost obtained can be applied directly to the soil.
- composting does not only have advantages. Known to be aerobic, the aggregates of material and the compaction of the latter, despite its mixture with a structuring material (increasing the porosity of the environment), hinder its homogeneous aeration and are at the origin of the development of areas in anoxia and in anaerobiosis which promote the production then the emission into the atmosphere of malodorous metabolites. The composition of food waste as well as its high biodegradability increase the development of anoxia and anaerobiosis zones and therefore that of odors.
- aerobic processes have the advantages of: i) avoiding heat input, the aerobic transformation of the material itself being the source of heat production, thus that ii) not to require devices to prevent fire and/or explosion risks.
- the invention thus relates to a process for treating organic waste, preferably food waste, comprising the steps of:
- biodegradation is meant the consumption, for metabolic purposes, of organic materials by microorganisms such as bacteria, fungi or algae.
- the aqueous suspension comprises crushed and/or dissolved waste.
- the waste includes organic matter and is preferably food waste.
- the concentration of waste in the suspension may vary. It generally does not exceed 100 g MS/L (in grams of dry matter per liter, g MS/L) under penalty of compromising its pumpability as well as its homogeneous distribution on the surface of the filling and being the cause of a rapid clogging of the surface of the filling.
- the suspension essentially comprises water, organic matter and possibly microorganisms.
- This homogeneity over time can be further facilitated by stirring the solution in the appropriate container (ie a receptacle tank) to avoid settling of the MS while the element ensuring dispersion/redispersion ( ie a pump) is running (stopping agitation could cause the suspension to stop dispersing/redispersing on the packing).
- the appropriate container ie a receptacle tank
- stopping agitation could cause the suspension to stop dispersing/redispersing on the packing.
- the process according to the invention may further comprise a step of stirring the aqueous suspension comprising crushed and/or dissolved waste.
- the supply can be done via filling a receptacle tank with the aqueous suspension comprising crushed and/or dissolved waste.
- the aqueous suspension can also be formed directly inside the tank.
- the feeding consists of filling the tank with a certain quantity of water, then introducing the crushed or uncrushed food waste into it, the waste then being crushed directly in the tank.
- the dispersion of the suspension on the lining must be stopped as long as the waste is not crushed in order to avoid clogging the pipes (pieces of waste in suspension), to block the pump (pieces of waste in suspension), to clog the surface of the packing by distributing a non-homogeneous MS solution.
- the waste is crushed upstream of the feed.
- the waste supply is semi-continuous.
- the dispersion can be carried out by a fixed network of pipes or a motorized and/or mobile distributor dispensing the solution homogeneously over the entire packing surface.
- liquid effluent means the aqueous suspension leaving the packing having undergone partial or total aerobic biodegradation.
- the inert material and/or sludge from the liquid effluent leaving the packing can be extracted before the liquid effluent leaving the packing is redispersed on the packing.
- the concentration of MS in the aqueous suspension is measured regularly during the implementation of the process and, when this stops decreasing over time, step 2) of extraction of the process according to the invention is Implementation. Extraction can be carried out via any compatible extraction means and can be adapted depending on the type of waste, inert material and/or sludge.
- the inert material and/or sludge can be filtered and eliminated by decantation possibly preceded by coagulation-flocculation.
- the step of extracting the inert material and/or sludge can be carried out directly in the receptacle tank via a decanter or any other external element.
- the extraction is carried out by sampling the suspension in the receptacle tank (before refilling the tank with waste), which it can be by filtration, decantation or coagulation-flocculation.
- inert material means any material, non-biodegradable, which cannot be degraded by microorganisms, or whose rate of biodegradation is so low that, taking into account the processing times. stay of 20 to 30 days of the material in the reactor it cannot be degraded there.
- food waste generally consists of biodegradable organic material but may include a certain amount of material that will not be degraded by microorganisms. These may include minerals and trace elements (salts), mineral materials (such as bone or shell fragments), organic materials that are non-biodegradable over the duration of the treatment, such as lignin (such as seeds). but also any packaging residues or other residues that may have passed through prior sorting.
- the method according to the invention is implemented in a closed circuit.
- closed circuit we mean that the process does not include any additional water supply step, apart from that initially included in the aqueous suspension comprising waste or in the receptacle tank and in the waste possibly added during the implementation of the process.
- almost all of the liquid effluent leaving the packing is completely redispersed on the packing.
- the liquid effluent from the packing is recovered in the receptacle tank to then be redispersed on the packing. In normal operation, there may be losses because part of the liquid effluent may be retained in the inert material and/or the extracted sludge.
- step 4) of the method according to the invention can be implemented via a circulation loop which makes it possible to reintroduce into the dispersion/redispersion means the aqueous effluent which flows into the receptacle tank.
- at least part of the aqueous effluent is meant 50 to 100% (volume) of the aqueous effluent.
- the mixture of step 3) of the process according to the invention can be implemented by rotating the packing tank through an angle of 180°*x, where x is a relative integer, preferably x is an odd relative integer (around an axis XX'). x is different from 0, as this is equivalent to no rotation.
- the rotation of the filling tank causes the mixing of the bulk filling located within it.
- the method according to the invention is implemented in continuous operation.
- continuous operation we mean that crushed waste is added regularly (generally one or more times per day) to the aqueous suspension, during the implementation of the process, as aerobic biodegradation eliminates waste. waste.
- the method according to the invention may further comprise a step 6) of condensation of the water vapor included in the gaseous effluent resulting from the natural or forced ventilation of the packing, said gaseous effluent being a mixture air and gases produced during aerobic biodegradation within the filling.
- This condensation step can be carried out by means of controlling the dilution of the resulting gaseous effluent, in particular by installing a concealing means such as a removable perforated cover.
- the condensed water vapor then flows over the filling, thus preventing any drying out.
- the water condensed during step 6) may also not run off the filling. It can thus be extracted from the system.
- condensation is meant a limitation, or prevention, of evaporation by the return to the liquid state of a fraction of the water vapor included in the gaseous effluent.
- this dilution lowers the saturated vapor pressure of the water contained in the gas phase above the packing, a process which promotes the evaporation of the water contained in the effluent.
- the gaseous effluent leaving the material is not diluted (and the water vapor condenses on the walls of the concealing means such as a cover removable perforated)
- the gas phase above the packing remains saturated with water vapor, which limits the evaporation of the water contained in the packing.
- a preferred implementation of the method of the invention is that in which step 6) is implemented.
- the process according to the invention can further comprise a step 7) of dilution of the gaseous effluent.
- a step 7) of dilution of the gaseous effluent When water losses in vapor form must be reduced, the dilution of the gaseous effluent must be minimal.
- Step 7) can thus be implemented simultaneously or alternatively with step 6), by removing the concealing means such as the removable perforated cover.
- step 7) is not implemented.
- the gaseous effluent will be diluted in the surrounding air by the implementation of step 7), and the dilution rate will depend on atmospheric conditions. .
- Those skilled in the art will be able to determine the duration of step 7) depending on the quantity of water that they wish to eliminate.
- the waste or the aqueous suspension comprising the crushed and/or dissolved waste comprise sufficient aerobic microorganisms so that aerobic biodegradation can take place.
- the composition of the food waste or the aqueous suspension comprising the crushed and/or dissolved waste does not ensure sufficient aerobic or anaerobic biodegradation, it is possible to enrich the medium (aqueous suspension or element of the device). ) into microorganisms useful for the biodegradation of waste.
- the microorganisms involved in aerobic biodegradation are essentially bacteria (ie phyla: Firmicutes, Actinobacteria, Proteobacteria, Bacteroidetes, Deinococcus-Thermus) and fungi (ie phyla: Ascomycota, Basidiomycota, Zygomycota, Oomycota, Deuteromycota, Chytridiomycota).
- the aqueous suspension comprising crushed and/or dissolved waste can be obtained by grinding the waste, more or less finely, followed by putting it into solution.
- the suspension obtained can then be dispersed on the filling, in accordance with step 1) of the process according to the invention.
- the process according to the invention may further comprise the steps: a) grinding of waste, said grinding preferably being carried out within a fraction of the liquid effluent optionally enriched in crushed and/or dissolved waste b) dissolving the ground material obtained in step a), c) optionally extracting, preferably by filtration or decantation, the insufficiently ground solid particles from the aqueous suspension obtained in b), and obtaining 'an aqueous suspension comprising crushed and/or dissolved waste.
- the insufficiently crushed solid particles extracted can then be crushed again and then put into solution.
- the diameter of the particles of the ground material can easily be adapted by those skilled in the art depending on the type of packing, in particular depending on its porosity.
- the particle diameter of the ground material is less than 3 mm.
- the dissolution of the ground material from step b) can be carried out in the liquid effluent
- the plant fibers can be chosen from wood, coconut, hemp and loofah fibers.
- the filling of natural origin is preferably chosen from fine wood shavings and coconut fibers.
- a natural/synthetic volume ratio is defined. This ratio can have a value ranging from 2:3 to 3:2, preferably 1:1.
- Refilling with filling of natural origin can be carried out to compensate for the biodegradation, although slow, of the latter.
- filling of natural origin can be occasionally added back to the filling tank.
- the quantity provided and the frequency of contribution could for example be 1/3 of the volume of filling of natural origin initially introduced, re-supplied every 3 months.
- cooling the liquid and/or gaseous effluents leaving the packing makes it possible to extract calories.
- the extracted calories are then transferred, preferably to a heat transfer fluid, in order to be valorized.
- the extracted calories can for example be used to heat a room close to the place where the process is implemented, to produce domestic hot water or even for the benefit of drying materials, or used in winter, to heat the flow of water. air circulating in the lining, the lining itself or even the receptacle tank.
- the process of the invention makes it possible to recover at least 20% of the theoretically recoverable quantity of calories, preferably more than 40%.
- the method according to the invention may further comprise a step 10) of purging a fraction of the liquid effluent.
- This step can be implemented as material is added to be processed.
- the liquid effluent circulates in the recirculation loop, and through the packing, it is enriched in mineral elements such as nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium or sulfur; and this accumulation (increase in the concentration of these elements in the liquid effluent) can, beyond certain thresholds, become inhibitory to the biodegradation activity or more generally to the biological activity of microorganisms.
- Step 10) can thus be implemented, occasionally, on a fraction of the liquid effluent.
- This fraction can for example be of the order of 1 L/25kgs of waste supplied, or 3% of the volume of the liquid effluent.
- a person skilled in the art will know how to implement this step by means of a simple bypass circuit or a sample from the tank.
- Step 10) can be implemented simultaneously with step 2).
- Another object of the invention relates to a packing tank 1, preferably cylindrical, extending radially around an axis XX', said tank comprising: -a first external envelope 100;
- the internal envelope 200 comprises at least two perforated zones 210
- the external envelope comprises at least two windows 110 capable of being positioned at least partly facing the perforated zone of the internal envelope 200 in a configuration of rotation of the internal envelope 200 in the external envelope 100.
- rotation of the packing tank 1 is meant the rotation of the second internal envelope 200 contained in the external envelope 100 of the tank 1 according to the invention.
- the first outer envelope 100 can be cylindrical in shape.
- the internal diameter of the cylinder can range from 23 to 260 cm, preferably from 33 to 240 cm.
- the length of the cylinder can be from 13 to 1550 cm, preferably from 23 to 1250 cm.
- the outer envelope comprises at least two windows 110, preferably two.
- the two windows 110 of the external envelope 100 considered independently of the rest of the tank, can be placed opposite each other and each comprise a parallelepiped cavity opening onto the exterior of the tank.
- the external envelope 100 consists of at least two fixed parallelepiped windows 110 placed opposite one another, preferably four windows, facing each other, in pairs, capable of to be positioned at least partly facing the perforated zones 210 of the internal envelope 200 in a rotational configuration of the internal envelope 200, and in a holding structure 120, said holding structure possibly being cylindrical.
- the holding structure can in addition to comprising a system 140 for rotating the internal envelope 200, such as motorized wheels 140.
- the external envelope 100 may also comprise holes 130. The holes 130 may be obstructed or not so as to modulate the dilution of the gaseous effluent.
- L/D will preferably be between 0.1 and 0.29.
- the internal envelope 200 may include perforations with an internal diameter ranging from 10 mm to 30 mm, preferably from 15 mm to 25 mm and cover at least 20 to 50% of the surface of the internal envelope 200, preferably 30 to 40%.
- each perforated zone of the internal envelope 200 can represent 70 to 100% of the length of the internal envelope 200, preferably 80%.
- the width of each perforated zone of the internal envelope 200 can represent 10 to 25% of the perimeter of the internal envelope 200, preferably 15 to 20% of the perimeter, or approximately 1/6 of the perimeter.
- each perforated zone 210 can be a stainless steel grid.
- the dimensions of the windows 110 of the external envelope 100 are adjusted to correspond (ie less than or equal to) the dimensions of the perforated zones 210 of the internal envelope 200.
- the points of contact between the internal envelope 200 containing the packing 300 and the external envelope 100 can be joints 310 of height greater than the spacing between the internal envelope 200 and the external envelope 100, said seals being fixed to the internal envelope 200, so as to surround each perforated window 110.
- the compression of said seals 310 resulting from their height greater than the spacing between the two envelopes 100, 200, ensures sealing between the two envelopes 100, 200.
- the internal diameter of the external envelope preferably has the dimension of the diameter of the internal envelope to which are added the two thicknesses of joints and the two thicknesses of walls of the internal envelope, the adjustment of the diameters of the two envelopes can be carried out by a person skilled in the art so as to obtain the tank of the desired dimension.
- the packing 300 can fill at least 65% of the light of the internal envelope 200, preferably from 65 to 85%.
- the packing tank 1 according to the invention may further comprise a means for regulating the dilution of the outgoing gases 400.
- the means for regulating the dilution of the outgoing gases 400 may be a removable perforated cover .
- a removable perforated cover can be provided with collection chutes, said chutes making it possible to collect the condensate formed on the walls of the cover.
- the chutes can be connected to an evacuation channel connected to the outside.
- the channel can be fitted with a valve, allowing, in the closed position, the accumulation of condensate in the chutes, prior to their discharge onto the lining.
- Removable perforated cover includes holes.
- the holes can be obstructed so as to modulate the dilution of the gaseous effluent.
- the holes allowing the entry of ambient air into the space, at the head of the tank, between the lining and the cover.
- These holes are preferably arranged so as to be as close as possible to the perforated zones 210 and in fact these holes can also be arranged in the vicinity of the windows 110.
- the means for regulating the dilution of the outgoing gases 400 allows the implementation of two operating modes, the first with perforated cover in place, to limit evaporation, the second, without cover, to promote evaporation , the control being done via the variation of the volume of liquid effluent leaving the packing, which those skilled in the art can adapt according to their needs.
- a drastic reduction in the volume of outgoing liquid effluent signifying a lack of water in the packing, which defect limits biodegradation legitimizes the installation of the regulation means 400, to limit evaporation and, conversely, a drastic increase in this volume meaning a filling saturated with water legitimates a withdrawal of it to promote evaporation.
- the regulation means allows the implementation of steps 6) and 7 of the method according to the invention.
- the invention further relates to a processing unit 1000, comprising:
- a recirculation loop 2 allowing the redispersion on the packing of at least part of the liquid effluent leaving the packing, said loop comprising a receptacle tank 4, and possibly a buffer tank 8.
- connection is meant a direct or indirect connection between two elements of the packing tank 1, 2000 or of the processing unit 1000 according to the invention.
- the supply means 7 represents any element making it possible to introduce the waste, crushed or not, in aqueous suspension or not, into the treatment unit 1000 according to the invention with a view to their treatment.
- the supply means 7 can be located at the level of the receptacle tank 4 or else be the receptacle tank 4 itself, at the head 11 of the packing tank or upstream of the grinding means 6.
- the supply means 7 can be a feed tray 7.
- the supply of aqueous suspension can be done via the receptacle tank 4. It can be a tank whose contents are stirred (axial stirring) and of useful volume sufficient to allow an increase in its volume following an increase in dry matter in the solution or an evaporation deficit.
- the aqueous suspension is thus dispersed on the packing 300 from the receptacle tank 4 thanks to the recirculation loop 2.
- the liquid effluent from the packing 300 can be stored in the receptacle tank 4 (or in the buffer tank 8) and redispersed at the top 11 of the filling tank 1 via the recirculation loop 2.
- the supply can be carried out directly at the head 11 of the filling tank 1, via an element separate from the recirculation loop 2.
- the receptacle tank 4 can be connected to the packing tank 1 via the recirculation loop 2 and the dispersion means 3 or redispersion means 10.
- the receptacle tank 4 is connected to the head 11 of the packing tank 1 via the recirculation loop 2 and/or the dispersion means 3 or redispersion 10.
- the receptacle tank 4 thus makes it possible to store the suspension aqueous before its dispersion on the packing 300 and then recovering the liquid effluent leaving the packing 300, before the latter is redispersed on the packing 300.
- the receptacle tank 4 may comprise stirring means 41, preferably a mechanical stirrer.
- the base 12 of the packing tank 1 is connected to the receptacle tank 4.
- the dispersion means 3 represents any element allowing the homogeneous distribution of the aqueous suspension on the packing 300. It can be a fixed network of pipes or a motorized and/or mobile distributor (distributor in translation or rotation if the packing tank is parallelepiped or cylindrical), the movement making it possible to move the distribution points homogeneously over the entire surface of the packing 300. It may be a fixed network of pipes.
- the dispersion means 3 is preferably arranged under the base of the means for regulating the dilution of the gases 400. The dispersion means 3 allows, if necessary, the equitable redistribution of the flow of aqueous suspension via a network of pipes.
- the dispersion means 3 and redispersion means 10 are identical or different, preferably identical.
- the packing 300 is generally crossed, for example from bottom to top, by a gas flow, for example air, containing oxygen used by microorganisms for aerobic biodegradation.
- a gas flow for example air
- biodegradable organic matter is oxidized into the majority forms of CO2 and H2O.
- the carbon dioxide and the water are evacuated via the gas flow leaving at the packing head towards the means of regulating the dilution of the outgoing gases (when it is in place), in contact with which the water vapor is condensed and then flows into the filling, limiting the risk of clogging, and in certain cases drying out of the biofilter.
- the biodegradation activity results in heat production generating heating of the filling and the solution.
- the liquid effluent flows into the receiving tank 4.
- the ventilation means 9 represents any element allowing air circulation in the packing tank 1 (in particular in the internal envelope). This could be a fan, a compressor or a simple opening allowing air to circulate in the packing 300 (inside the packing tank 1).
- the treatment unit can include a gas inlet E, connected to the ventilation means 9 or to the base 12 of the packing tank 1.
- the treatment unit may include a gas outlet S, connected to the means of regulating the dilution of the outgoing gases 400 or to the head 11 of the packing tank 1.
- the recirculation loop 2 connects the receptacle tank 4 to the head 11 of the packing tank 1.
- the recirculation loop 2 may comprise a pumping means 21.
- the pumping means 21 may be any element such as a centrifugal or peristaltic pump making it possible to circulate the aqueous suspension from the tank towards the dispersion means 3 and/or to redispersion 10.
- the recirculation loop 2 possibly comprising a pumping means 21, connects the receptacle tank 4 and the head 11 of the packing tank 1, allowing at least part of the liquid effluent from the packing to be reinjected into the head 11 of the packing tank 1.
- the dispersion means 3/redispersion 10 is connected to the pump 21 and to the head 11 of the packing tank 1, making it possible to homogeneously disperse the aqueous suspension on the packing 300.
- the processing unit 1000 can include a cooling means 14 which can be any type of heat exchanger.
- the cooling means 14 at the head 11 of the packing tank 1 can be a liquid/gas heat exchanger preferably operating by condensation.
- they can be tube or plate exchangers.
- the cooling means 14 at the base 12 of the packing tank 1 can be a liquid/liquid heat exchanger preferably operating by conduction.
- they can be tube or plate exchangers.
- the heat exchanger can be positioned upstream (head 11 of the packing tank 1) and/or downstream (base 12 of the packing tank 1 or in the receptacle tank 4) of the packing 300.
- Figure 1 represents an example of a cylindrical packing tank
- said tank comprising:
- the internal envelope 200 comprises two perforated zones 210
- the external envelope 100 comprises two windows 110 capable of being positioned at least partly facing the perforated zone of the internal envelope 200 in a rotation configuration of the the internal envelope 200 in the external envelope 100.
- Figure 2 represents a sectional view of an example of a cylindrical packing tank 1 extending radially around an axis XX', said tank comprising:
- the internal envelope 200 comprises two perforated zones 210
- the external envelope 100 comprises two windows 110 capable of being positioned at least partly facing the perforated zone of the internal envelope 200 in a rotation configuration of the the internal envelope 200 in the external envelope 100.
- Figure 3 represents A) a top view of the packing tank 1 and B) a side view of the packing tank 1, when the perforated zones 210 and the windows 110 are aligned.
- Figure 4 represents a cylindrical packing tank 2000 extending radially around an axis XX', said tank comprising:
- a first external envelope consisting of a holding structure 120 and a set of motorized wheels 140;
- the internal envelope 200 comprises four perforated zones 210
- the external envelope comprises four windows 110 capable of being positioned at least in part facing the perforated zone of the internal envelope in a rotation configuration of the envelope internal in the external envelope.
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