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CONFERENCE PROGRAM FIRST DAY - SEPTEMBER 10, 2014 11 :3 0 – 12 :4 5 Session 1 – Domestic biogas plants Ex hi bi tio n an d po st er s es si on 14 :1 5 – 15 :5 0 16 :2 0 – 17 :5 5 Oral – Poster Session Practitioners forum Registration (Foyer König-Karl-Halle 08:00 – 09:00) Welcome (König-Karl-Halle 09:00 – 09:30) Prof. Dabbert, Rector University of Hohenheim and Mr Max Reger, Ministerium für Ländlichen Raum und Verbraucherschutz Baden-Württemberg Keynote speeches (König-Karl-Halle 09:30 – 11:00) Prof. Ashok Pandey – Upgrading technique - India Jens Bo Holm-Nielsen - Biogas developments in Europe, challenges and future prospects. - High performing biogas plants with low cost feedstock – Denmark Prof. Mohammad Taherzadeh – Bio-methane as fuel for cars and buses in Sweden – Sweden Coffee break – Poster session, exhibition (List-Saal 11:00 – 11:30) König-Karl-Halle Bertha-Benz-Saal Karlsruhe List–Saal Session 2 – Environment, methane- emissions Session 3 - Process control, modelling of the biogas process Nepal’s Biogas Programme: A Successful Model for Wider Replication Biogas, Keshav Dutta Dawadi, Jant Urja (Energy) Bikas Company Pvt. Ltd., Nepal Potential of residual gas from biogas plants, Dr. Hans Oechsner, University of Hohenheim, Germany Monitoring microbial communities in anaerobic digestion by digital droplet PCR, Jean-Francois Lemay, National Center for Electrochemistry and Environmental Technologies, Canada Design of cylindrical fixed dome bio digester in the condominium houses for cooking purpose at Dibiza Site, East Gojjam, Ethiopia, Molla Asmare, Ethiopia Mesophilic anaerobic co-digestion of cow manure and biogas crops in full scale German biogas plants: A model for calculating the effect of hydraulic retention time and VS crop proportion in the mixture on methane yield from digester and from digestate storage at different temperatures, Ivo Mucha, University of Frankfurt, Germany Multiposition sensor technology and lance-based sampling for improved monitoring of biogas processes, Eric Kielhorn, Technische Universität Berlin, Germany Harnessing biogas from human excreta for cooking meals in a rural boarding school in Malaysia, James Dawos Mamit, PhD., Natural Resources and Environment Ministry, Malaysia Examination to optimize a method to quantify methane emission rates at biogas plants using TDLAS data, Angela Groth, University of Stuttgart, Germany Electronic nose for reactor stability monitoring of an agricultural co-digestion biogas plant, Gilles Adam, University of Liège, Belgium Lunch – Poster session, exhibition (List-Saal 12:45 – 14:45) Session 1 – Domestic biogas plants Session 4 - Innovative fermentation and digester construction methods Session 3 - Process control, modelling of the biogas process Ferrocement , a constructive alternative, Lucas Gallo Mendoza, Instituto Nacional de Tecnología Agropecuaria, Argentina Biocatalytic methanation of hydrogen and carbon dioxide according to the Power to Gas Strategy, Dr. Marko Burkhardt, Brandenburgische Technische Universitä, Germany Influence of substrate disintegration pretreatment on the efficiency of agitation systems by measuring the particle size distribution in agricultural biogas digesters, Hans-Joachim Nägele, University of Hohenheim, Germany What could China give to and take from other countries for development of biogas industry? Lessons learned from each other, Shikun Cheng, University of Science & Techn. Beijing, USTB, China Two-phase pressurized anaerobic digestion: an innovative system for biogas production, purification and upgrading, Dr. Andreas Lemmer, University of Hohenheim, Germany Process simulation model for biogas production, Karthik Rajendran, University of Borås, Sweden Implementation approaches for domestic biogas in Mexico, its development implications and GHG mitigation potential, Mariela Pino, Red de Biodigestores para America Latina y el Caribe, Chile Chemical oxygen demand balances of pressurized anaerobic filters and the origin of COD in process liquids, Johannes Krümpel, University of Hohenheim, Germany Critical comparison of different model structures for the applied simulation of the anaerobic digestion process, Sören Weinrich, Deutsches Biomasse Forschungszentrum, Germany Appropriate Biogas Technology in Africa - Practical Examples, Dr. Thomas Krimmel, Southern Biopower Ltd, Zambia Microbial Fuel Cell Deployment for Secondary Treatment from Anaerobic Digestion Effluent in Costa Rica, Stephanie Lansing, PhD, University of Maryland, USA Direct Method for Estimating the Performance of Biogas Plants: Microscopic Quality Index, Prof. Dr. Paul Scherer, Hochschule für Angewandte Wissenschaften Hamburg, Germany Coffee break – Poster Session, exhibition (List-Saal 15:50 – 16:20) Session 4 - Innovative fermentation and digester construction methods Filtration of anaerobic filter effluent, Dr. Simon Zielonka, University of Hohenheim, Germany Process Control of Agricultural Biogas Plants in Practice, Dr. Markus Schlattmann, Awite Bioenergie GmbH, Germany Two phase biogas reactor for fast methanification of manure, Prof. Heralt Schöne, Hochschule Neubrandenburg, Germany Liquid feeding in biogas plants, Peter Nemeth, Pumpenfabrik Wangen GmbH, Germany Intelligent thermal energy management using a novel multi-chamber biogas reactor – a prototype, Michael Müller, Prüf- und Forschungsinstitut, Germany Monitoring of gas parameters to control feeding cycles, Manuela Charatjan, Binder GmbH, Germany Anaerobic Digestion of Food Waste through the Operation of a Mesophilic Two-Phase Pilot Scale Digester, Stefan Grimberg, PhD, Clarkson University, USA Flexibilisation of gas production, Eva Sonnleitner, MicrobEnergy GmbH, Germany Power to gas: Biological methanation, first field project at a sewage treatment plant, Dr. Monika Reuter, MicrobEnergy GmbH, Germany Posters exhibition (König-Karl-Halle & List-Saal 18:00 – 19:00) Evening reception (Eyth-Saal 19:00) SECOND DAY – SEPTEMBER 11, 2014 08 :3 0 – 10 :2 5 Practitioners forum Ex hi bi tio n an d po st er s es si on 10 :5 0 – 12 :2 5 Session 9 – Process inhibition 13 :5 0 – 15 :2 5 Session 11 – Study case China 15 :5 0 – 17 :2 5 Session 12 – Pretreatment technologies Practitioners forum Registration (Foyer König-Karl-Halle 08:00 – 08:30) König-Karl-Halle Bertha-Benz-Saal Karlsruhe List–Saal Session 5 – Agricultural biogas plants Session 6 – Digestate application and management Biogas from farm waste ponds in temperate climates – Studies and examples from New Zealand, Stephan Heubeck, NIWA, New Zealand Fertilising potential of separated biogas digestates applied to annual and perennial biomass production systems, Andrea Ehmann, Universtity of Hohenheim, Germany DinaMETAN The software for optimizing feeding and profitability of biogas power plants, Helmut Mittermair, BTS Biogas Srl/GmbH, Germany Production of renewable energy by biogas in italy: current situation and future developments, Alessandro Ragazzoni, Universita di Bologna, Italy Creating value addition for anaerobic digestate by cultivating mushroom (Pleurotus spp.) in combination with agro-residues, Sreesha Malayil, Indian Institute of Science Centre for Sustainable Technologies, India Suitability of Euphorbia tirucalli and Opuntia ficus- indica as biogas feed stock, George Francis, Live Energies GmbH, Germany Investigations on fertilizer production from digestate in a two stage vacuum -vaporizer, Stephan Ruile, University of Hohenheim, Germany Biogas from cover crops – energy yield, EROEI and economic feasibility, Dr. Manfred Szerencsits, Öko Cluster, Austria Waste heat from biogas plants: experiences from 10 feasibility studies in Germany, Dominik Rutz, WIP GmbH & Co KG , Germany On-farm co-digestion of cattle slurry and grass silage, Dr James Browne, Agri Food & Biosciences Institut, United Kingdom Methane emissions from biogas plants under operation, Dr. Joachim Clemens, Bonalytic GmbH, Germany Coffee break – Poster session, exhibition (List-Saal 10:25 – 10:50) Session 7 – Biogas generation from industrial, communal and municipal bio- waste Session 8 – Flexibility of biogas production and use Biogas Generation from Biowaste – Status Quo and Development, Nadja Rensberg, Deutsches Biomasse Forschungszentrum, Germany Efficiency of the hydrolysis in a two-stage biogas concept with biogas production on demand (ReBi-concept), Kirsten Loewe, HAWK, Hochschule für angewandte Wissenschaft und Kunst, Germany Microscopic Digital Image Analysis of a Farm- Scale Thermofilic Biogas Plant for Early Detection of Ammonia Inhibition Effects, Yong Sung Kim, HAW, Hochschule für Angewandte Wissenschaften Hamburg, Germany Anaerobic digestion of salty cheese whey and permeate in a two- stage system, Mikel Orive, Azti Tecnalia, Spain Flexible biogas plants for future energy systems – requirements and potentials with special reference to the biogas plants in Baden- Württemberg, Benjamin Fleischer, University of Stuttgart, Germany Monofermentation of high solids chicken manure by ammonia removal, Dr Fabian Jacobi, Deutsches Biomasse Forschungszentrum, Germany Co-digestion of waste from biodiesel process mixed with tropical starch wastewater in hybrid bioreactor, Chalermchai Ruangchainikom, PTT Public Company Limited, Thailand Flexible biogas production for flexible energy supply, Eric Mauky, Deutsches Biomasse Forschungszentrum, Germany Biogas from protein-rich industrial waste and associated metagenomic changes, Prof Kornel Kovacs, University of Szeged, Hungary Biochemical methane potential of agro-food wastes from the Castilla and León Region (Spain), Jesús Martín, Fundación CARTIF, Spain Small scale biogas upgrading plant for use as vehicle fuel, Ueli Öster, Apex AG, Germany Anaerobic digestion of chicken manure for the production of ammonium carbamate, Christian Strutz, Brandenburgische Technische Universität, Germany Lunch – Poster session, exhibition (List-Saal 12:25 – 13:50) Session 7 – Biogas generation from industrial, communal and municipal bio- waste Session 10 – Technical economical and social cooperative structures of decentralized small scale biogas systems Decentral process for biogas production from fruit and vegetable waste, Dr. Brigitte Kempter- Regel, Fraunhofer IGB, Germany Financing Biogas projects in the European Union: A new paradigm, Dr. Patrick Dorvil, European Investment Bank, Luxembourg Biogas in China, Liang Liu, China Agricultural University, China Extraction of soluble substances from organic solid municipal waste to increase methane production, Rosalinda Campuzano, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de Mexico, Mexico Entering new biogas markets in developing and emerging countries / Partnering and financing options of the German Development Cooperation, Clemens Findeisen, German Biogas Association, Germany Biogas from fibrous residual biomass, coeval research and technological development in China and Germany, impact on the current China Clean Stove Initiative, Andreas Krieg, HAWK, Hochschule für angewandte Wissenschaft und Kunst, Germany Bio gas generation from industrial, communal and municipal, bio-waste, Thamali Vithanage, Sri Lanka “Biogas is not a symbol of poverty, but an alternative fuel that nature provides us” - from small farm digesters to waste treatment facilities, Heinz-Peter Mang, China Thermophilic anaerobic co-digestion of spent coffee grounds and waste activated sludge using a submerged anaerobic membrane reactor, Wei Qiao, China Agricultural University, China Research on methane fermentation efficiency from food waste as an alternative substrates for biogas plant, Andrzej Lewicki, Poznan University of Life Sciences, Poland Flexible biogas kit for feacal sludge treatment in desaster relief, Katrin Kayser, IBBK, Germany Performance and kinetics evaluation of a completely stirred anaerobic reactor treating food waste: Role of trace elements, Shubiao Wu, China Agricultural University, China Coffee break – Poster session, exhibition (List-Saal 15:25 – 15:50) Session 7 – Biogas generation from industrial, communal and municipal bio- waste Biogas production using livestock manure and abattoir wastewater: Case studies from Australia, Bernadette McCabe, University of Southern Queensland, Australia Effects of enzyme addition on rheological properties of digester content, Karola Elberg, University of Rostock, Germany 15 :5 0 – 17 :2 5 Ex hi bi tio n an d po st er s es si on Closing session (17:25 – 18:00) End of the conference (18:00) (Program may be subject to change) Analysis of meso/thermo AD process applied to pressed biowaste during transient/stressed conditions and co-digestion with waste active sludge, Federico Micolucci, University of Verona, Italy Full-scale investigations of the use of lignocellulosic materials for anaerobic digestion, Matthias Mönch-Tegeder, University of Hohenheim, Germany Decentralised combination of pig slurry, fruit wastes and wasted sardine oil for biogas production - Results of a pilot experiment in Portugal, Luis Ferreira, Universidade Technica de Lisboa, Portugal Examine the effects of crop maturity and size reduction on digestibility of energy crop for biomethane production, Prof. Samir Khanal, University of Hawaii at Manoa, USA Degradation of pharmaceuticals from wastewater by using anaerobic digestion technologies- fist characterizations and treatment performances, Tobias Wätzel, Bauhaus-Universität Weimar, Germany Enhancement of Biogas Production from Laying Hen Manure via Sonolysis as Pretreatment, Prof. Nuri Azbar, EGE University, Turkey Tabelle1