Article | REF: J3943 V2

Anaerobic treatment of industrial effluents (traduction du titre et sous-titre en anglais)

Authors: Diana GARCIA-BERNET, Jean-Philippe STEYER, Nicolas BERNET

Publication date: November 10, 2017, Review date: October 1, 2020

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4. Industrial examples

4.1 Infinitely mixed digester

Revico, Saint-Laurent de Cognac site

Sources: ATEE Club Biogaz and Revico

The Saint-Laurent de Cognac site boasts one of the largest and oldest industrial methanizers in France. Since distillery vinasse is a major source of organic pollution, an anaerobic treatment process was set up in 1984 to process vinasse from the distilleries in the Cognac vineyards (around 1,400).

Initially comprising 2 infinitely mixed downflow methanizers (manufacturer: SGN, Saint Gobain Technologies Nouvelles), the plant's capacity was subsequently increased with the construction of 2 further methanizers in 1990.

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