
INNOVATIVE SEWAGE SLUDGE DISPOSAL SYSTEM
INTEGRATED SEWAGE SLUDGE DISPOSAL SYSTEM

Key Features
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no additional disposal ( transportation/sludge
processing) costs -
environmentally-friendly technology
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green energy production
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phosphorus recovery
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CO2 recovery and CO2 quota savings
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Each unit can serve a location of 50,000 to 500,000 inhabitants.
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10000 tonnes of waste can generate 4 MW of green energy.
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Phosphorus-rich ash is an effective soil improvement tool.
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CO2 from cleaned flue gas helps grow crops in greenhouses and in algae culture.
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The waste is disposed and utilized at the same site.
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Environmentally-friendly and efficient solution.
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Dynamically able to respond to electricity price variations.
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Ultra-flexible operational profile.
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Multiple engine units with fast start and ramp rates enable dynamic operation
at high efficiency during low heat demand. -
High efficiency and flexible operation over a wide load range.
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Typical plant size: 4 MW.
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Closed system: no air, soil and water pollution.
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Multi-unit design enables optimized plant size with step by-step investment.
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Flexible operation responds to changes in power, heat and cooling demands.
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On-site maintenance without production downtime.
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No transportation costs: The system is containerized and can be installed at or near the waste/ wastewater treatment facility. Costs are reduced and there are no uncontrolled emissions.
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Environmentally-friendly technology: No fossil fuels are used, so carbon footprint is reduced. The system is totally closed and the emission is under the limits. There are no unused residues, 100% of waste is utilized.
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Green energy production: The heat energy is produced by using only green energy sources: sludge, RDF or biomass.
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Phosphorus recovery: Phosporus is a raw material important for plant cultivation. One of the most important sources is organic waste, mainly sewage sludge.
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CO2 recovery and CO2 quota savings: As an obligatory, a flue gas cleaner is used in the system, making the CO2 usable.
Sources of revenue
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Heat energy sales
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Electrical energy sales
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Waste utilization fee
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Ash (mixed with peat) sales
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Cleaned CO2 industrial gas sales
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CO2 quota savings sale
