Method for producing gaseous dihydrogen and ammonium sulfate from an aqueous liquid effluent, such as the liquid fraction of a pig manure or human urine
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The invention concerns a process for producing gaseous dihydrogen and ammonium sulphate from an aqueous liquid effluent containing organic and inorganic materials or a mixture of aqueous liquid effluents, said process comprising the following steps: nanofiltration of said aqueous liquid effluent or said mixture of aqueous liquid effluents so as to obtain a permeate; ammonia stripping of the permeate from said nanofiltration step in an ammonia stripping unit so as to obtain an ammonium sulphate; treatment by reverse osmosis of at least part of the permeate extracted from the ammonia stripping unit after said ammonia stripping step, so as to obtain an osmosed aqueous solution; electrolysis of at least part of said osmosis aqueous solution so as to decompose said part of said osmosis aqueous solution into at least gaseous dihydrogen.
A process for the production of gaseous dihydrogen and ammonium sulphate from an aqueous liquid effluent containing organic and inorganic materials or from a mixture of aqueous liquid effluents containing organic and inorganic materials, said aqueous liquid effluent or effluents being selected from the following effluents:
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