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titleOfInvention High-efficiency biogasfication Process through denitrification of digested waste leachate using digestion gas and CHAR production using digested sludge
abstract The present invention relates to a process for biogasification of high-concentration organic waste, and more specifically, it is discharged to a sewage treatment plant through an organic waste import and pretreatment process, an anaerobic digestion process, a digested sludge process, and a wastewater treatment process. Digested sludge generated in the process is a biogasification process of high-concentration organic waste that can be converted into biocar through carbonization and reused in the anaerobic digestion process and digestion gas utilization process. Digestion discharged from the composting dehydrator of the digested sludge process The biochar, which is converted through the drying process, carbonization process, and desalination process of sludge, is put into the anaerobic digestion tank of the anaerobic digestion process to improve digestion efficiency, and the activated carbon adsorption tower is replaced by putting it into the purification facility of the digestion gas utilization process. In addition, a methane oxidation reaction tank can be additionally installed inside the aeration tank of the wastewater treatment process to remove high concentration ammonia.
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