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Herding Gmbh

Atz-evns

Rolf Jung

Ralf Schneider

Walter Herding

Urs Herding

Kurt Palz

Rainer Thurauf

Johann Winter

Franz Bischof

Stephan Prechtl

Bernd Genenger

Rainer Scholz

A reactor () for anaerobic waste water treatment is designed as a loop-type column reactor comprising a central flow channel (). In the annular space () between the central flow channel () and the reactor wall, there are positioned carrier elements () for immobilizing microorganisms, with flow passages being provided between adjacent carrier elements (). The lower portion of the reactor (), below the carrier elements, is designed as a space intended to receive waste water having microorganisms floating therein during operation of the reactor (). During operation, there are provided both floating microorganisms and microorganisms that are immobilized on the carrier elements. The waste water to be treated flows centrally downward and up again along the carrier elements (), with the flow being generated in part by the gas development of the microorganisms. The reactor is used to carry out a process for anaerobic waste water treatment, the reactor being suited for waste water treatment in the food processing industry and the feeding stuff industry as well as in the paper industry and the textile industry.

Reactor and method for anaerobic wastewater treatment

The invention relates to a method for treating biogenic residues, especially cafeteria leftovers, meat refuse, clarification sludge, organic industrial wastes and the like, wherein the residues are subjected to temperature pressure hydrolysis. In order to obtain a higher flow rate for residues using a small apparatus, the invention provides that temperature pressure hydrolysis is carried out in a cylindrical section in a first direction and in an external radial section in a second direction, the second direction being opposite to the first direction.

Method and device for treating biogenic residues

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Gunzenhausen, Germany

Rolf Jung