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Novel plasma-catalyst reactor for the total conversion of the ammonia contained in pig manure into environmental neutral products

Objectif

The EU trend towards concentration and intensification of livestock, in particular pig farming, has resulted in increased burdens related to waste management (increased water, soil and air ammonia pollution) as well as increased difficulties to adhere to EU environmental legislation. Consortium SMEs have identified a clear need to find a cost effective, carbon neutral way of eliminating inassimilable ammonia to prevent environmental pollution and reduce costs of waste disposal for the farmers. Most existing manure treatment processes do not eliminate ammonia from the waste. The proposed PLASMANURE project will transform excess ammonia found in pig waste into an environmentally neutral product in a simple, on site, cost-efficient manner, without intervention of sensitive biologic methods. The technology will further enhance existing treatments by facilitating the oxidation of ammonia coming from pig manure into nitrogen gas and water vapour that can be released into the atmosphere, causing no negative environmental impact. This technology will focus solely on the ammonia elimination stage. The commercial object of this proposal is to develop a cost-effective optimized plasma-catalyst reactor for manure wastes that will result in direct economic benefits and improve the competitiveness of consortium partners by reducing costs associated with ammonia fixing and separation strategies (pH control, stripping-scrubbing sequences, etc.) needed in manure treatment. By optimizing steps in waste processing, Plasmanure will also result in savings on processing equipment and time. Plasmanure technology will also significantly reduce the costs associated with regeneration of regions affected by acid rain and eutrophication and, combined with existing treatment systems, will result in new market opportunities, and competitive product differentiation.

Appel à propositions

FP7-SME-2008-1
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Régime de financement

BSG-SME - Research for SMEs

Coordinateur

ATEKNEA SOLUTIONS HUNGARY KFT
Contribution de l’UE
€ 39 442,29
Adresse
TETENYI UT 93
1119 BUDAPEST
Hongrie

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Région
Közép-Magyarország Budapest Budapest
Type d’activité
Private for-profit entities (excluding Higher or Secondary Education Establishments)
Contact administratif
Kornel Kiss (Mr.)
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Coût total
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