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Ultra-efficient Multi-phase Sequential Waste Water Treatment Technology

Sector: Water Supply and Storage • Location: Spain

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The agro-food industrial sector is required to treat large quantities of wastewater (20,000 l /product kg) rich in organic matter content (30 kg Chemical Oxygen Demand – COD – per m3 wastewater). Anaerobic digesters treat high COD wastewater and produce biogas used as a renewable energy source. Nevertheless, even the most advanced high-rate systems present important technical and economic limitati

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The agro-food industrial sector is required to treat large quantities of wastewater (20,000 l /product kg) rich in organic matter content (30 kg Chemical Oxygen Demand – COD – per m3 wastewater). Anaerobic digesters treat high COD wastewater and produce biogas used as a renewable energy source. Nevertheless, even the most advanced high-rate systems present important technical and economic limitations: 1) Post-treatment (usually aerobic) is still required for wastewater discharge on surface water (COD elimination rates are in the range of 60-80% for current technologies), 2) Digester investment costs are high (€300,000 for the smallest reactors), 3) The efficiency of biogas production is low (35-50%). The above confirms that the industry is on demand of low price digesters and high efficiency biogas production solutions that will increase COD elimination rates. Through the launch of ANAERGY, Ingeobras and Proycon consortium aim to respond to these demands by introducing a proprietary Multiphase Sequential Anaerobic Digester, being the first demonstrated solution able to combine anaerobic, aerobic and photocatalysis in one digester. Our current prototype was built in-house and has been tested under relevant industrial conditions in 4 pilot plants, offering very high COD elimination rates (up to 99.8%) allowing for direct discharge to the land and a 60% increase in biogas production efficiency. At a low price (€150,000) and with very low operational cost we are offering a extremely efficient solution for the agro-food industry to treat water without need of post-treatment (60% reduction in operational costs). Furthermore, the production of biogas will cover industry energy needs up to 80%, enabling a return of investment of 12-20 months. We target commercialisation by 2021Q1, starting with 26 units sold going up to 80 in 2024, and expecting to achieve an accumulated profits of more than €17,9M over first four years.

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