Maximizing Digestate Product Value for Full-Benefit Wastewater Treatment Plant Anaerobic Digestion NEBRA

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Maximizing Digestate Product Value for Full-Benefit Wastewater Treatment Plant Anaerobic Digestion NEBRA Christine McKiernan VP Technology and Development BIOFerm TM Energy Systems

BIOFerm Energy Systems Viessmann Group Member North American Anaerobic Digestion and Gas Upgrading Expertise Turnkey anaerobic digestion & gas upgrading systems Commitment System performance guarantee Experience 450+ anaerobic digestion & 60+ gas upgrading installations Reputation High repeat business

Current Operations Processes 100% of City of Akron s biosolids 12 MGY of 5%TS biosolids slurry (~44,000 wet tons/year 29-30%TS) from primary sludge gravity thickener + secondary sludge belt filter thickening Currently processes ~15,000 tons/year dried biosolids Biosolids pumped to AD facility for belt press thickening prior to feeding digesters (~200,000 gpd at 5-8%TS) Water Reclamation Facility treats ~ 75 MGD, with peak flows reaching ~280 MGD Images courtesy of KB BioEnergy

Current Operations Enough electricity to power nearly 1,600 homes Phase I: 1 COCCUS CSTR tank + 1 EUCO plug-flow digester; 330 kw el capacity Phase II: 2 COCCUS CSTR tanks + 2 EUCO plug-flow digesters; 1.8 MW el capacity 1 All-in-One (AIO) technical container, 3 additional 600 kw MWM engine Facility uses 10% of energy created from biogas Other 90% used to power Akron public service buildings

Current Operations 197K GPD BIOSOLIDS PFD Courtesy of www.kbbioenergy.com

Two Step Digestion - Step One EUCO EUCO - Mixed plug flow anaerobic digester Blended feed 5% + 28% solids - ~18%-20%TS Initial hydrolysis through methanogenesis ~50% biogas production

Two Step Digestion - Step Two COCCUS COCCUS complete mix CSTR anaerobic digester Input from EUCO, 12-15%TS Complete digestion ~50% biogas production

Dewatering Digestate COCCUS digestate discharge ~10%TS 3 D5LL Andritz centrifuges 2,500 dry lb/hr per centrifuge Cake - ~28-30%TS Images courtesy of KB BioEnergy

Drying Digestate Cake Paddle dryer Komline 10,000 wet lb/hr feeding Product solids - ~92%TS Class A Exceptional Quality 10,0000 yd 3 /yr Images courtesy of KB BioEnergy

Regulatory Compliance Average Arsenic 9.99 41 Cadmium 3.87 39 Copper 353 1500 Mercury.263 17 Molybdenum 9.74 18 Nickel 25.5 420 Lead 50.8 300 Selenium.903 100 Zinc 1560 2800 Regulatory Limit Heavy metals meets EQ status Pathogen reduction - particles >80C Vector attraction dry solids >90% Fecal coliform - <1,000 MPN

Product Use! Twinsburg School System athletic fields Turf plot tests on OARDC grounds greening due to micronutrients Images courtesy of KB BioEnergy TechnaGro Advanced 11,063 yd 3 sold!

Next Steps Continued product testing Food waste co-digestion to be incorporated Phase II Anaerobic Digesters COCCUS COCCUS COCCUS EUCO New food waste receiving/prep & storage tanks Phase I Anaerobic Digesters

Summary Phase 1: $7 million capitol investment Partially offset by City of Akron s investment: $835,000, funded by annual compost sales of $250,000 Phase 2: $32 million total capitol investment, including complete facility upgrades Produces pelletized fertilizer for use in the City s garden program

Our Purpose Redefining Waste At BIOFerm we see our role as re-definers of waste. We hope to provide the tools for industries to make the most of the resources within their reach nothing is waste until you waste it.

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