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Description: Intensifying Anaerobic Digestion with a Side-Stream Vacuum-Based Biosolids Treatment...
Intensifying Anaerobic Digestion with a Side-Stream Vacuum-Based Biosolids Treatment Technology: Process Validation Exceeding Expectations
Abstract
This study evaluates the application of a novel ex-situ vacuum-enhanced anaerobic digestion technology, referred to as IntensiCarbTM (IC), for process intensification through decoupling SRT from HRT, and ammonia recovery. Findings revealed that the IC sustain almost the same methane yield and COD destruction efficiency as the control at three times the organic loading rate (OLR). Furthermore, the ammonia concentration in IC- digester operating at 3 times higher organic loading was pretty much the same as the control, demonstrating the effectiveness of IC-technology in elutriating a large fraction of ammonia from IC-digester into the condensate. This leads to stable digester operation as well as a potential to generate revenue. The combination of high organic loading and low ammonia concentrations resulted in the prevalence of the higher growth rate Methanosarcinaceae in the IC-digester compared to the low growth rate Methanoseata predominance in the control.
A novel ex-situ vacuum-enhanced anaerobic digestion technology was evaluated for process intensification in anaerobic digesters. This technology, referred to as IntensiCarbTM (IC), could increase the OLR and volumetric loading by 3 times while maintaining stable methane yields and COD destruction. Ammonia recovery, reduced digester size, as well as reduced nitrogen loadings in sidestreams, are the major advantage of IC-technology.
SpeakerKhadir, Ali
Presentation time
13:30:00
13:50:00
Session time
13:30:00
15:00:00
SessionAdvances in Anaerobic Digestion and Sidestream Treatment
Session locationRoom S404a - Level 4
TopicIntermediate Level
TopicIntermediate Level
Author(s)
Khadir, Ali
Author(s)A. Khadir 1; F. Omoye 2 ; E. Jang 3; D. Santoro 4; J. Walton 4; C. Muller 5; A. Al-Omari 6; K. Bell 7; G. Nakhla 8;
Author affiliation(s)Western University, Canada 1; Western University, Canada 2 ; USP Technologies, Canada 3; USP Technologies, Canada 4; USP Technologies, Canada 4; Brown and Caldwell, USA 5; Brown and Caldwell, USA 6; Brown and Caldwell 7; Western University, Canada 8;
SourceProceedings of the Water Environment Federation
Document typeConference Paper
PublisherWater Environment Federation
Print publication date Oct 2023
DOI10.2175/193864718825158983
Volume / Issue
Content sourceWEFTEC
Copyright2023
Word count15

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Description: Intensifying Anaerobic Digestion with a Side-Stream Vacuum-Based Biosolids Treatment...
Intensifying Anaerobic Digestion with a Side-Stream Vacuum-Based Biosolids Treatment Technology: Process Validation Exceeding Expectations
Abstract
This study evaluates the application of a novel ex-situ vacuum-enhanced anaerobic digestion technology, referred to as IntensiCarbTM (IC), for process intensification through decoupling SRT from HRT, and ammonia recovery. Findings revealed that the IC sustain almost the same methane yield and COD destruction efficiency as the control at three times the organic loading rate (OLR). Furthermore, the ammonia concentration in IC- digester operating at 3 times higher organic loading was pretty much the same as the control, demonstrating the effectiveness of IC-technology in elutriating a large fraction of ammonia from IC-digester into the condensate. This leads to stable digester operation as well as a potential to generate revenue. The combination of high organic loading and low ammonia concentrations resulted in the prevalence of the higher growth rate Methanosarcinaceae in the IC-digester compared to the low growth rate Methanoseata predominance in the control.
A novel ex-situ vacuum-enhanced anaerobic digestion technology was evaluated for process intensification in anaerobic digesters. This technology, referred to as IntensiCarbTM (IC), could increase the OLR and volumetric loading by 3 times while maintaining stable methane yields and COD destruction. Ammonia recovery, reduced digester size, as well as reduced nitrogen loadings in sidestreams, are the major advantage of IC-technology.
SpeakerKhadir, Ali
Presentation time
13:30:00
13:50:00
Session time
13:30:00
15:00:00
SessionAdvances in Anaerobic Digestion and Sidestream Treatment
Session locationRoom S404a - Level 4
TopicIntermediate Level
TopicIntermediate Level
Author(s)
Khadir, Ali
Author(s)A. Khadir 1; F. Omoye 2 ; E. Jang 3; D. Santoro 4; J. Walton 4; C. Muller 5; A. Al-Omari 6; K. Bell 7; G. Nakhla 8;
Author affiliation(s)Western University, Canada 1; Western University, Canada 2 ; USP Technologies, Canada 3; USP Technologies, Canada 4; USP Technologies, Canada 4; Brown and Caldwell, USA 5; Brown and Caldwell, USA 6; Brown and Caldwell 7; Western University, Canada 8;
SourceProceedings of the Water Environment Federation
Document typeConference Paper
PublisherWater Environment Federation
Print publication date Oct 2023
DOI10.2175/193864718825158983
Volume / Issue
Content sourceWEFTEC
Copyright2023
Word count15

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Khadir, Ali. Intensifying Anaerobic Digestion with a Side-Stream Vacuum-Based Biosolids Treatment Technology: Process Validation Exceeding Expectations. Water Environment Federation, 2023. Web. 14 Jun. 2025. <https://www.accesswater.org?id=-10097495CITANCHOR>.
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Intensifying Anaerobic Digestion with a Side-Stream Vacuum-Based Biosolids Treatment Technology: Process Validation Exceeding Expectations
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