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1 Closing the circle in organic waste management
Aldo Ceriotti National Research Council of Italy

2 Organic waste recycling in Italy
Around 1 bn m3 of di methane were used by motor vehicles in 2014 Equivalent to 1/3 of total yearly motor vehicles methane consumption 400 mln m3 of Biomethane Recycling (all wastes) 2012 Target (2008/98/CE) With kg of organic municipal solid waste pro capite

3 Energy production in organic waste recycling
Organic fraction of municipal solid waste Energy production by Anaerobic Digestion Digestate Solid-liquid separation DUCK-TECH From waste to bio products: an integrated and sustainable production system. Liquid fraction Compost Duckweed Phytoremediation Bio-pot Purified water Extraction of oils and starch

4 Production equivalent to
Phytoremediation using duckweed The Anaerobic Digestion process generates residue including a liquid fraction which is potentially polluting and that must be subjected to expensive waste treatments. It is therefore necessary to develop a technology allowing the uptake of mineral elements and their transformation in renewable biomasses. In addition, the production of quality biomass from wastewater is in line with the European reuest to increase the use of biomass, not competing with food production or increasing environmental impact. Phytoremediation 0 h 72 h 24 h 96 h Production equivalent to 781 kg/d ha 48 h Production of starch: 2,7 t/ha year

5 Energy production in organic waste recycling
Organic fraction of municipal solid waste Energy production by Anaerobic Digestion Digestate Solid-liquid separation DUCK-TECH From waste to bio products: an integrated and sustainable production system. Liquid fraction Compost Duckweed Phytoremediation Bio-pot Purified water Extraction of oils and starch

6 Time of transplantation After transplantation
From digestate to Bio Pot Solid digestate Waste Wool Time of transplantation After transplantation Germination n° Leaf Leaf Area (Cm2) Peat 82% 3,2 49,4 5,8 751,9 Plastic 84% 3,6 60,8 6,3 814,1 Eco-Pot 91% 70,0 6,8 1331,2

7 Biomethane production from organic waste and the circular economy


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