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COMPLEX PROCESSING OF CELLULOSE WASTE FROM POULTRY AND SUGAR PRODUCTION

https://doi.org/10.20914/2310-1202-2015-3-136-140

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Summary.To solve the problem of disposing of huge volumes of cellulose waste from sugar production in the form of beet pulp and waste of poultry farms in the form of poultry manure is proposed to use the joint use of two methods of thermal processing of waste - pyrolysis and gasification. The possibility of using pyrolysis applied to the waste are confirmed by experimental results. Based on the results of laboratory studies of the properties of by-products resulting from the thermal processing of the feedstock, it is proposed complex processing to produce useful products, to be implemented in the form of marketable products, and the organization's own process energy utilization. Developed flow diagram of an integrated processing said waste comprises 3 sections, which successively carried out: pyrolytic decomposition of the feedstock to obtain a secondary product in the form of solid, liquid and gas fractions, the gasification of solids to obtain combustible gas and separating the liquid fraction by distillation to obtain valuable products. The main equipment in the first region is the pyrolysis reactor cascade condensers; the second section - gasifiers layers and stream type; the third - one or more distillation columns with the necessary strapping. Proper power supply installation is organized by the use of the heat produced during combustion of the synthesis gas for heating and gasification reactor. For the developed scheme presents calculations of the heat balance of the installation, supporting the energy efficiency of the proposed disposal process. Developments carried out in the framework of the project the winner of the Youth Prize Competition Government of Voronezh region to support youth programs in the 2014-2015.

About the Authors

E. V. Sklyadnev
Voronezh, Russia. state Universitying. technology
Russian Federation
Accociate Professor, Department of machines and apparatus of chemical processes. phone (473) 249-91-13


M. Y. Balabanova
Voronezh, Russia. state Universitying. technology
Russian Federation
assistant, Department of machines and apparatus of chemical processes. phone (473) 249-91-13


N. N. Ignatyeva
Voronezh, Russia. state Universitying. technology
Russian Federation
Undergraduate, Department of machines and apparatus of chemical processes. phone (473) 249-91-13


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Sklyadnev E.V., Balabanova M.Y., Ignatyeva N.N. COMPLEX PROCESSING OF CELLULOSE WASTE FROM POULTRY AND SUGAR PRODUCTION. Proceedings of the Voronezh State University of Engineering Technologies. 2015;(3):136-140. (In Russ.) https://doi.org/10.20914/2310-1202-2015-3-136-140

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