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SACOME<\/strong> have recently supplied an equipment intended for the heating of cattle slurry<\/strong>, as part of a pioneering project for biowaste recovery in Spain<\/strong>. This heat exchanger<\/strong><\/a>, built into a biogas production line<\/strong><\/a> within a major livestock holding, enables our customer to enhance the efficiency in the production of biogas in the 4 anaerobic digesters<\/strong> making up the plant site. The installation is able to heat up over 1.000 tons per day of cattle slurry<\/strong>, using as service media process water<\/strong> coming from other part of the plant. The thermal duty<\/strong> of the installation is over 1 Megawatt.<\/p>\n In order to define the thermal properties of the product<\/strong><\/a>, having a dry matter of 11%, we have worked in close cooperation with our client and with laboratories from different universities, thus optimizing the thermal design of the heat exchanger<\/strong><\/a>, but leaving a certain overdesign factor for such a varying product.<\/p>\n With regard to the adopted solution, we proposed our I-TF20-I model<\/strong><\/a>, monotube heat exchange<\/strong>r of our Industrial Line<\/strong><\/a>, the best choice to get an optimal heat transfer<\/strong> as well as to minimize the risk of plugging<\/strong> for a product of this kind.<\/p>\n [\/et_pb_text][et_pb_text _builder_version=”3.16.1″]<\/p>\n [\/et_pb_text][et_pb_text _builder_version=”3.16.1″ border_style=”solid”]<\/p>\n Several alternatives were proposed to the client by the engineers from our Technical Department<\/strong>. <\/em>Finally we have offered them 2 parallel lines with manifolds to split the hot water stream<\/strong>, which has made a more efficient use of the available service water flowrate<\/strong>.<\/p>\nSelection of the material for the process side components in the waste recovery of cattle slurry<\/h2>\n