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Phosphorus recovery from sewage sludge
– state of the art–
Dr. Christian Kabbe
Wasser Berlin International
24th April 2013
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Phosphorus – bottleneck of life
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Limited availability Strategic resource
„We may be able to substitute nuclear power for coal, and plastics for wood,
and yeast for meat, and friendliness for isolation
– but for phosphorus there is neither substitute nor replacement“.
- Isaac Asimov (1920 bis 1992) – First published 1959 (Life‘s bottleneck)
- Wastewater/sewage sludge - Biowaste - Manure - Meat and bone meal
The traditional, closed anthropogenic P cycle
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Once upon a time, there was an unbroken circle …
http://www.nhm.ac.uk/research-curation/research/projects/phosphate-recovery/ceep11.htm
Soil <-> life balance …
The modern anthropogenic P „cycle“
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Disruption of P cycle: Urbanization Industrialisation Globalisation
Problems: - Dislocation of food production and consumption - Pollutants/contamination - Inefficient use (only 20-25% from mine to fork)
Challenges for the future: - Increasing P demand - Decreasing quality of fossil P rock - Limited availability - Dependencies (geopolitics …)
Need of mineral fertilizer to compensate losses!
EU needs to import 975,000 t/a of mineral P!!!
http://www.nhm.ac.uk/research- curation/research/projects/ phosphate-recovery/ceep11.htm
Closing the loop, but where and how?
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amended from: http://www.nhm.ac.uk/research-curation/research/projects/phosphate-recovery/ceep11.htm
210 Mt P rock (global mining 2012, USGS 2013)
90%
10%
P efficiency from mine to fork: below 25%
Sewage sludge routes in Europe 2010
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(DESTATIS 2012)
Obviously: insufficient reuse of P
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AT BE BG CY CZ DE DK EE ES FI FR GR HU IE IT LT LU LV MT NL PL PT RO SE SI SK UK CH
other
landfill
application to land
incineration
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European total quantity: ~ 11 million tons sludge (dry matter)
Germany‘s national P Reserves
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Waste stream Quantity of waste
stream
P-Reserve
(theoretical)
Compared to
Pmineral imported
~ 120.000 t/a
wastewater
(municipal) ~ 9,4 billion m³/a ~ 75.000 t P/a ~ 63 %
sewage sludge
(dry matter)
As a fraction of
wastewater
~ 2 million t/a ~ 67.500 t P/a ~ 57 %
meat & bone meal ~ 180.000 t/a ~ 10.800 t P/a ~ 9 %
animal excreta
manure: ~ 190 Mio m3/a
~ 240.000 t P/a Completely but not
efficiently used! solids: ?
6% of German cropland (12 million acres in total) short of P, whereas NS and NRW have surplus sufficient for 1 million acres from manure (Römer et. al. 2013)
(Different sources DESTATIS)
WATERLOOP – Trinity of P Recycling
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Food
Humans
Wastewater
WWTP
Agriculture
Sewage sludge D
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P r
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inci
ne
rati
on
ash
EU: 11 million tons of sludge dry matter/a ~ 350,000 t P/a
P
Global P recycling from wastewater: End of 20th century only 30%! (Liu et al. 2008)
Hot spots for P recovery in WWTP
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(amended from Montag 2010)
P recovery processes in Europe
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PEARL MAP
Ash
Sludge/ Sludge Liquor
LEACHPHOS P-mineral
Thermal
Leaching
P-bac (INOCRE) MAP
P-RoC CaP/CSH
PASCH CaP
MEPHREC P-slag
LYSOGEST MAP
Gifhorn MAP, CaP
AirPrex MAP FULL
NuReSys MAP
PHOSPAQ MAP
ICL Fertilizer fertilizer
AshDec (SUSAN) P-mineral
RECOPHOS D P-mineral
SESAL-PHOS CaP
KREPRO FeP
Budenheim CaP
RECOPHOS AT H3PO4
Crystalactor MAP, CaP
FIX-PHOS CaP/CSH
REPHOS MAP
ECOPHOS P-mineral
Planned demo
Planned full-scale
full-scale
Stuttgart MAP
PHOSTRIP MAP, CaP
THERMPHOS P4 ?
P recovery units - sludge Process Operator/location Scale Output Contact
P recovery from sludge
AirPrex Waßmannsdorf (DE)
BWB full
MAP
Berliner Pflanze
Berliner Wasserbetriebe
Dr. B. Heinzmann
AirPrex MG-Neuwerk (DE)
Niersverband full MAP
P.C.S.
W. Ewert
AirPrex BS-Steinhof (DE)
SE|BS / AVB full
MAP/
Sludge
P.C.S.
W. Ewert
AirPrex Wieden-Echten (NL) full MAP P.C.S.
W. Ewert
AirPrex Amsterdam (NL)
planned full MAP
P.C.S.
W. Ewert
LYSOGEST Lingen (DE)
SE Lingen full MAP
P.C.S.
W. Ewert
NuReSys Leuven (BE)
Aquafin full
MAP
BIOSTRU
NuReSys
C. Dewaele
PHOSPAQ Olburgen (NL)
Waterstromen full MAP
Waterstromen
R. Haarhuis
PHOSPAQ Lomm (NL)
Waterstromen full MAP
PAQUES
M. Weghuis
CRYSTALACTOR Geestmerambacht (NL) full CaP DHV
A. Giesen
Gifhorn
process
Gifhorn (DE)
ASG full MAP
PFI
Prof. J. Müller-Schaper
Fix-Phos Hildesheim (DE)
SEHi full
CaP/
Sludge
TU DA
Dr. C. Schaum
Stuttgart
process Offenburg (DE) pilot MAP
IAT
Mr. Meier
Budenheim process Mainz (DE) pilot CaP Budenheim
Dr. R. Schnee
P recovery units – process water
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Process Location/Operator Scale Output Contact
P recovery from sludge liquor / process water
REPHOS Altentreptow (DE)
Remondis Aqua full MAP
Remondis
Dr. M. Lebek
PEARL
(PEARL 500)
Slough (UK)
Thames Water full
MAP
Crystal
Green™
OSTARA
Jim Hotchkies
NuReSys
(prototype) Dairy processing (BE) full
MAP
BIOSTRU
NuReSys
C. Dewaele
NuReSys Potato processing (BE)
Harelbeke full
MAP
BIOSTRU
NuReSys
C. Dewaele
NuReSys Potato processing (BE)
Nieuwkerke full
MAP
BIOSTRU
NuReSys
C. Dewaele
NuReSys Potato processing (BE)
Waasten full
MAP
BIOSTRU
NuReSys
C. Dewaele
NuReSys Pharmaceutical ind. (BE)
Geel full
MAP
BIOSTRU
NuReSys
C. Dewaele
P-RoC Neuburg (DE) pilot CaP KIT CMM
Dr. R. Schuhmann
PHOSTRIP Brussels-North (BE)
Aquiris (Veolia Eau) pilot MAP or CaP
Veolia Eau
H. Paillard
P recovery units – during or after incineration
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Process Location/Operator Scale Output Contact
P recovery during or after incineration
MEPHREC
Nürnberg (DE)
SUN
(planned)
full P fertilizer Ingitec
J. Mallon
SUSAN
(Ash Dec)
Koenigs Wusterhausen
(DE)
RETERRA
(planned)
full P fertilizer Outotec
Ludwig Hermann
Commercial
fertilizer production
Amsterdam (NL)
Ludwigshafen (DE) full P fertilizer
ICL Fertilizers
Kees Langeveld
Thermphos* Vlissingen (NL) full White P4 Willem Schipper
LeachPhos MSWI plant of Bern (CH) pilot MAP or CaP BSH
Stefan Schlumberger
EcoPhos/SNB/HVC
EcoPhos
(BE)
(planned)
full DCP SNB
M. Lefferts
?
P recovery – feasibility example
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dry matter
content after
deatering
cost Fe-saltdisposal cost
sludge
opex Air-
PrexRockAway total cost
TR (%) €/a €/a €/a €/a €/a
Fe-salt 20 g/m³
Influent ß= 1,329 503.953 2.585.480 0 0 3.089.433
Bio-P with
RockAway20 0 3.176.366 0 150.000 3.326.366
Bio-P with
AirPrex25 0 2.537.942 314.153 0 2.852.095
Benefits due to AirPrex unit: - Reduced maintenance (no more clogged pipes), centrifuges run smoother - Improved dewaterability of sludge (+ ~5% dry matter ) -> reduction of disposal costs - Reduced chemicals consumption - Annual cost reduction: 474,000 €
The practical example of WWTP Neuwerk (Niersverband):
(Niersverband, Bäckler 2012)
How to increase P-recovery rate from wastewater?
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Demonstration and systematic validation of technical processes at full-scale facilities
Systematic assessment and validation of the quality of obtained recycling products with regards to plant availability of phosphorus and eco-toxicity
Analysis of market barriers and market potential for novel recycling
technology and recycling products Development of strategies and recommendations for efficient and
wide-spread phosphorus recovery and market penetration from the wastewater stream with regards to specific regional conditions -> policy brief, guidance document
P-REX: Project Goals
EU-wide implementation of P recovery/recycling from wastewater stream with respect to regional conditions and demands
Project structure
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WA1 – DEMO and technical assessment of P recovery from ash
WA2 – DEMO and technical assessment of P recovery from sludge (aqueous phase)
WA3 – DEMO and assessment of direct sludge valorization on arable land • Incl. measures for reduction of sludge toxicity (green polymers etc.) • Demonstration bio-test based monitoring routines
WA4 - Environmental impact and costs of compared technologies in relation to traditional valorization of sewage sludge and commercial mineral fertilizers
• Product quality (plant availability, eco-toxicity) • LCA (environmental impacts based on widely agreed LCA methodology) • LCC (costs for P recovery options also based on agreed mthodology)
WA5 – Europe-wide implementation • Market barriers, requirements and options, • Legal framework in Europe and enduser requirements • Stakeholder workshops (market survey and regional conditions) • Integral guidance document and policy brief for implementation • E-market for P-recycling products
WA6 – Management and Dissemination
Enabling technology: Feasibility? Infrastructure? Process stability?
Products: What are the real market requirements besides legal requirements
How to establish a market for recycled P?
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P recovered P recovered P recovered
LEGAL framework Nutrient concentration Pollutants Plant availability Eco-toxicity Hygiene
Market framework Price Purity (MAP?) Odour Quantity Shape Handling Operational benefits? Consumer concerns?
(BWB)
Resume/Outlook
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Struvite recovery is state of the art for P recovery/recycling (limited to Bio-P plants and recovery max 50%)
-> already a growing market in terms of process technology, esp. when additional benefits for operator -> still need to develop market for products (MAP, HAP etc.) several thousand tons per year within the next 2 years -> REACH!!! Waste to product! -> whereas legal requirements are quite clear, the real end-user needs are still hidden (farmers needs, fertilizer industry) -> enhancement by combination with thermal-hydrolysis and appl. on excess activated sludge (LYSOPHOS)
Recovery P from ash higher recovery potential (>80%)
-> fertilizer manufacturer already recycle ash (ICL) -> leaching and thermochemical facilities about to be installe within next years
Traditional P recycling (bio-solids) in agriculture -> concerns -> source control, monitoring routines, transparency -> creation of trust
Infrastructure / synergies or technology applicable for manure other waste streams?
Outlook - Actions
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Open other perspectives -> bring them together!
Trans-sectoral multi stakeholder cooperation, joint forces
Definition of quality criteria (legal and market) Set up logistics for distribution Test products under real conditions with farmers Process development/optimization
Science Problem analysis
Practice
Problem solution,
innovation
Policy
Impulses, framing
conditions
Outlook – Create opportunities
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Adaption of WWTP towards P optimized sludge treatment
Certification of i.e. MAP for fertilizer in all over Europe (also org. agr.)
Learning from successful model cases (AirPrex, Ostara etc.)
Optimization of running full-scale facilities
Applied R&D!!! -> innovation is application
Creation of demand for rec. products (awareness, pre-normative
matrix) for available material
Outlook - Policy
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EU / National P flows and waste concepts -> knowing where the hot-spots are, what synergies can be applied, (cross-border MFA)
Reasonable adaption of legislation towards higher P efficiency (waste, wastewater …)
Financial support of demo plants (HORIZON 2020, EIP, UIP …)
Innovation risk fund (to promote/allow innovation)
EU-wide market for P-rec products needs harmonized requirements
Support European and national P (Nutrient) platforms to boost smart cooperation
Acknowledgement
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P-REX is a research and demonstration
project supported by the European Commission
under the Seventh Framework Programme
(Priority: “From Prototype To Market”)
Contract No. 308645 – P-REX
Duration: 01/09/12 - 31/08/15
KWB is co-financed by Veolia and Berliner Wasserbetriebe (BWB)
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Thank you for your kind attention!
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