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Getting the right equipment for any kind of facility is one of the most important (and expensive) decisions a plant designer can make. And this is as true today as it was two decades ago when the late Steve Apotheker looked into what it took to engineer the nation's largest municipal solid waste (MSW) composting plant. The facility in question, a 600-ton-per-day facility was owned by Portland, Oregon's regional government, Metro, and built and operated by Riedel Environmental Technologies, Inc. Not only was the plant the first in the U.S. to be publicly financed by tax-exempt revenue bonds (over $31 million in total), it was the first of its type to use DANO MSW composting technology in the country. The DANO system is made up of several large drums in which the soft material from the MSW stream is gently tumbled against the harder, inorganic items (e.g., bricks, wood, concrete), slowly breaking down the organic material, allowing for easier screening of the inorganic material. The process, which had been in use in one form or another around the world since World War I, reduces the size of the organic materials, ultimately benefit-ting and accelerating the composting process, by optimizing the rate of microbial digestion.
机译:为任何种类的设备获取合适的设备是工厂设计师可以做出的最重要(也是最昂贵的)决定之一。今天的情况与二十年前的今天一样,已故的史蒂夫·李艾科(Steve Apotheker)研究了设计该国最大的城市固体废物(MSW)堆肥厂所需的资源。该工厂的日处理能力为600吨/天,由俄勒冈州地方政府波特兰地铁公司拥有,并由Riedel Environmental Technologies,Inc.建造和运营。该工厂不仅是美国第一家获得公共融资的工厂通过免税收入债券(总计超过3,100万美元),它是该国首家使用DANO MSW堆肥技术的此类公司。 DANO系统由数个大鼓组成,其中来自城市固体废弃物流的软质材料轻轻地滚落在较硬的无机物(例如砖,木材,混凝土)上,缓慢分解有机材料,从而易于筛分无机材料。自第一次世界大战以来,这种方法一直以一种或另一种形式在世界范围内使用,它通过优化微生物消化率来减小有机材料的尺寸,最终有益于并加速堆肥过程。

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    《Resource recycling》 |2011年第7期|p.71|共1页
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