[Gasification] [Bioenergy] Turkey offal stinks gain

[Art Krenzel]

A good biological filter would remove the odors as well at a lower capital 
cost.

The advantage of the Thermal Oxidizer is in the energy recovery since they 
need to produce steamy anyway.

Good idea!  I spoke with them about six months ago about this concept and 
their management ASSURED me that they had the problem well in hand and 
didn't need any help to solve the problem.  Rather than question his 
judgment and torque his jaws at the time, I politely asked him to give me a 
call if things changed.  He has not called.

Art Krenzel


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Jesse Klinkhamer" <j.klinkhamer at kleanindustries.com>
To: <MMBTUPR at aol.com>; <bioenergy at listserv.repp.org>; 
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Sent: Friday, November 17, 2006 8:51 AM
Subject: Re: [Gasification] [Bioenergy] Turkey offal stinks gain


> No Smell, extraction method 2 stage processing! Over 500 plants on line 
> this
> year!
>
> http://www.kleanindustries.com/s/KleanNews.asp?ReportID=155132
> <http://www.kleanindustries.com/s/KleanNews.asp?ReportID=155132&_Type=Klean-
> News&_Title=KLEAN-UNVEILS-FIRST-FIVE-STAR-ENVIRONMENTALLY-FRIENDLY-HOTEL-REC
> YCLING-SYST>
> &_Type=Klean-News&_Title=KLEAN-UNVEILS-FIRST-FIVE-STAR-ENVIRONMENTALLY-FRIEN
> DLY-HOTEL-RECYCLING-SYST...
>
> No BOD!
>
> http://www.kleanindustries.com/s/CycloneDryers.asp?ReportID=126502
>
>
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>
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> Sent: November 17, 2006 8:32 AM
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> Subject: [Bioenergy] Turkey offal stinks gain
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>          to  Bioenergy and Gasification lists                from   Lewis 
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> Smith
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> Extract from Kansas City Star"
>
> ------------------------------
> CARTHAGE | Fowl smells bring citations
>
> An alternative fuel plant that was the focus of months of state action
> because of complaints of a powerful stench has been cited again for odor
> violations. The Renewable Environmental Solutions plant, which converts
> turkey byproducts into fuel oil, was notified Wednesday by the Missouri
> Department of Natural Resources of the citation in connection with odors 
> on
> Tuesday. The citation could trigger a $25,000 penalty if the notice of
> excess emissions is upgraded to a notice of violation, according to Renee
> Bungart, a spokeswoman with the Department of Natural Resources.
>
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