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Biogas Power Generation The Biogas Engine Horst Unterlechner July 2017 Who is ibert ? Biogas Express Reactor Technology Otto Hager Horst Unterlechne r Biomass energy Energy Economist specialist 6 Biogas plants Pilot site M2M 3

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Biogas Power Generation “The Biogas Engine”

Horst Unterlechner July 2017

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Who is ibert ?

Otto Hager

Energy Economist

Horst Unterlechner Biomass energy specialist

Pilot site M2M Abattoir, Jan Kempdorp

1st waste to energy project 2012 In South Africa

6 Biogas plants

  • 3 x abattoir
  • 2 piggery
  • 1 energy crops

Biogas Express Reactor Technology

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Waste to Energy Process

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Waste to energy process

Bio-waste Non-organic Organic Anaerobic Digester Bio-fuel

Combined Heat & Power Generator

Electricity Heat biogas

Wood-gas

Ash

Gas scrubber

Combustion gasification Slurry Bio-fertilizer CO2

Waste to energy Cycel

Biogas (wet waste) Biomass (Dry waste)

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Typical Waste streams in Africa

(Biogas liter/kg ODM)

Manure Grasses Fruit & veg Waste

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Biogas and there Benefit

Biogas system generate renewable energy that will:

  • Avoided costs of waste or by-product management

removal;

  • Avoided costs of electricity supplied;
  • Avoided cost of generating heat or hot water with

electricity, coal, diesel or paraffin

  • Give security of supply (own generation capacity –

managing load shedding)

  • Replace fossil fuels with natural renewable fuel
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Biogas Plant Footprint >250 kW

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Biogas Plant ibert Standard Footprint

ibert foot print

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Biogas CHP

135 kW (el) 165 kW (therm)

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  • Modular integrated system
  • Small waste quantities from 5tons/day, on-site
  • Plant has small footprint (25 / 30 m)
  • Output from >18 kW(el) >20 kW(therm)
  • Imbedded self-usage less then 8% of total power

production

  • Utilization of “waste product”
  • Operation time not more then 2 hour/day
  • Double chamber AD plant, 12 % more Gas Production

Ibert USP

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Ibert plant overview

Operational Designprocess Under Construction

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Reference sites South Africa Plant #1 Meat to Market Jan Kempdorp

600m3 AD, 135 kW CHP, 15 – 20 t/day slaughter waste

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Plant #2 Hessequa Abattoir - Riverdale

400m3 AD, 50 kW CHP, 10 t/day slaughter waste

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Plant #3 No2 Piggeries – Peninsula - Queenstown

600m3 AD, 190 kW CHP, 35 t/day pig manure

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Plant #4 & 5 Cavalier Abattoir – Cullinan

2 x 500m3 AD, 135 kW + 360 kW CHP, 15 – 40 t/day slaughter waste

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Plant #6 Zandam Cheese & Piggery (W/Cape)

1 x 400m3 AD, 75 kW CHP, 30 t/day pig manure

  • Min. load 78 kW
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Plant #7 Sucro Power (KZN/Durban)

1 x 200m3 AD, 16kW CHP, 30 t/day Napier Gras

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Thank you for your Attention!

Horst Unterlechner Fon: +27 82 043 9617 Email: horst@ibert.co.za