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Reference plants

Total digestate treatment plant in lnwil

Presented technology:

Total digestate treatment plant

Manufacturer of the upgrading unit:

A3 Water Solutions GmbH

Manufacturer of the biogas plant:

CTU Clean Technology

Universe AG

Commissioning year:

2007

SWITZERLAND

Installad capacity: 1,350 Nm 3 /h

The Total digestate treatment plant has been running successfully since 2008

Amount of produced digestate: 45,500 t/a

Planning, construction, and delivery of a system for the treatment

of digestate from biogas plants. The digestate is highly loaded with

CSB, nitrogen and phosphorus. After a solids-liquids separation,

the fluid phase is treated with ultra-filtration and multi-stage reverse

osmosis. In addition to dischargeable water, the final product

consists of concentrated nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium.

For over ten years, A3 Water Solutions convinces with innovative

technologies for digestate treatment using the MPS method (Multi-

Phase-Separation).

The reference plant Inwil in Switzerland has been running continuously

since 2008. The digestate is treated in the cleaning process

in a way that the run-off water can directly be discharged in the

sewage system. If required, an extension can be added to achieve

direct discharge quality for discharging into the receiving water.

The different stages of the treatment process separate nitrogen

and phosphorus into individual fractions. They can be used separately

as plant fertilizer – depending on the regional conditions.

In the course of a 4-year-project funded by the DBU (Deutsche

Bundesstiftung Umwelt), the performance of the entire system was

increased further this year.

The optimised operating method of the ultrafiltration method at

high operating temperatures has been implemented in France for

the first time.

In this case, the application of the Hot Ultrafiltration method reduces

the demand for energy for the treatment by up to 50 percent.

With this, the waste heat from the CHPs is used which is partially

eligible for the KWK bonus.

Operator

Total-Gärproduktaufbereitungsanlage

Inwil

Im Feld

6034 Inwil

Schweiz

Contact person: Ulrich Brüß

Telephon: +49 2574 8875 820-0

Fax: +49 2574 8875 820-1

Mail: info@a3-gmbh.com

Website: www.a3-gmbh.com

Generated products: Liquid digestate, solid digestate,

dischargeable water, concentrated nutrient solution

Use of the digestate: Spreading as fertilizer

Marketing the digestate: Horticulture, landscaping, gardening

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