MBBR ppt for Pulp&Paper, Sabesp, Oct 3, 2008 [Somente leitura]
MBBR ppt for Pulp&Paper, Sabesp, Oct 3, 2008 [Somente leitura]
MBBR ppt for Pulp&Paper, Sabesp, Oct 3, 2008 [Somente leitura]
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Worldwide Pulp and <strong>Paper</strong> Production<br />
PRODUCTION<br />
182 million ton pulp per year<br />
330 million ton paper per year<br />
WASTEWATER TO TREATMENT<br />
About 30-35 billion m3 wastewater generated per<br />
year<br />
About 25-30 million ton COD generated per year
Overview subindustries<br />
Kraft pulp<br />
Sulphite pulp<br />
Recycled pulp&paper<br />
Integrated pulp&paper<br />
Tissue<br />
Board<br />
Specialty paper<br />
Newsprint<br />
Plywood etc
Pulping and <strong>Paper</strong> Mills<br />
Market pulp mills<br />
Raw material<br />
Pulp Pulp<br />
production<br />
Pulp to free market or<br />
To own paper mills<br />
Integrated mills<br />
Raw material<br />
Pulp Pulp<br />
production<br />
<strong>Paper</strong><br />
production<br />
Non-integrated paper mills<br />
Raw material<br />
Pulp<br />
Deinking<br />
<strong>Paper</strong><br />
production<br />
Pulp
Typical characteristics<br />
Biodegradability<br />
from 50 % to > 95 %<br />
Concentrations of COD<br />
from 100 mg/l to 50 000<br />
mg/l<br />
Concentrations of SS<br />
from 0 mg/l to > 5 000 mg/<br />
Temperature<br />
from 20 °C to 90°C<br />
pH<br />
From 2 to 10<br />
Low concentrations of<br />
nutrients
Bleached Kraft Pulping<br />
Process<br />
COD<br />
kg/t pulp<br />
Debarking 0 - 10<br />
Brownstock area 0 - 7<br />
Bleach plant 25 - 55<br />
Evaporation condensates 3 - 15<br />
Spills 3 - 8<br />
Total 31 - 95
Mechanical Pulping Discharges<br />
Process COD BOD<br />
kg/Adt kg/Adt<br />
SGW 30-40 10-12<br />
PGW 40-50 12-16<br />
TMP 50-80 15-25<br />
CTMP 60-100 20-35<br />
BCTMP (H2O2) 80-140 30-50
Wastewater characteristics<br />
Important parameters<br />
BOD<br />
COD<br />
TOC<br />
TSS<br />
pH<br />
Temperature<br />
Nutrients<br />
Specific compounds (EDTA,<br />
chlorate, resins, etc)<br />
Other (calcium, etc)
<strong>MBBR</strong>
The Natrix TM <strong>MBBR</strong> process
The BAS TM biological process
ADVANTAGES OF BAS PROCESS<br />
Ecellent settling properties 50-80 ml/g<br />
( conventional plants 100 – 250)<br />
No pulking problems, no filament bacteria<br />
Very stable process under big loading<br />
variations<br />
Low biosludge production 0,12 kg/ kg COD<br />
red. ( Conventional 0, 25 kg/ kg COD red)<br />
Small foot print,volume 50% of conventional<br />
Low energy consumption / high basins<br />
Easy to upgrage existing plants
Sedimentation after 180 Seconds<br />
BAS<br />
CONVENTIONAL
The LagoonGuardprocess
Reference projects, selected<br />
Kraft pulp<br />
Södra Cell, Värö mill, Sweden<br />
Zellstoff Stendal, Germany<br />
CMPC Santa Fe, Chile<br />
Suzano Bahia Sul, Brazil<br />
Arkhangelsk Pulp and <strong>Paper</strong>,<br />
Russia<br />
TMP and newsprint<br />
Stora Enso Hylte, Sweden<br />
Stora Enso Kvarnsveden, Sweden<br />
Stora Enso Anjala, Finland<br />
Norske Skog Boyer, Australia
Reference projects<br />
CTMP<br />
Quesnel River Pulp, Canada<br />
Waggeryd Cell, Sweden<br />
Plywood and MDF board<br />
UPM Schauman, Finland<br />
UPM Chudovo, Russia<br />
Norbord, Scotland<br />
Tissue<br />
SCA Edet mill, Sweden<br />
Metsä Tissue Katrine<strong>for</strong>s, Sweden<br />
Metsä Tissue Nyboholm, Sweden
Reference projects<br />
Sulphite pulp and paper<br />
Nordic <strong>Paper</strong>, Sweden<br />
AO Kondopoga, Russia<br />
Fine <strong>Paper</strong><br />
Fraser <strong>Paper</strong>, USA<br />
Arjowiggins Charavines, France<br />
Munkedal, Sweden<br />
Recycled pulp &paper<br />
Asia kraft, Thailand<br />
United <strong>Paper</strong> Board, Malaysia<br />
Greenfield, France
Suzano Papel e Celulose, Mucuri Mill, BA