The Association for Waste Management Kempten (ZAK) is a consortium made up of waste management bodies in the city of Kempten and the districts of Lindau and Oberallgäu in southern Germany. The waste of 312,000 residents is collected, recycled and disposed of in ZAK’s waste management plants. About 25,000 tons of green waste and organic waste are processed in the fermentation plant each year. This is used to produce natural gas, with a biogas yield of three million standard cubic meters in total per year. In order to achieve this, Komptech GmbH based in Frohnleiten, Austria, constructed a new biomass treatment plant.
The Biogrinder is used to process and shred organic material.
The Biogrinder, as the final step of the biomass treatment plant, ensures that the middle fraction is optimally decomposed.
The feed material is supplied to the center from above and thrown outwards by centrifugal force. The material is optimally shredded in the gap between the impact tools and the anvil ring.