Blandin Paper Co. in northern Minnesota is interested in recycling sludge into its extensive forest land holdings, combined with site specific fertilization additives to improve forest growth and solve a sludge landfilling problem. We generate 165 tons of sludge per day. This sludge is approximately 35% solids and is composed of about 90% primary and 10% secondary solids. Of the total solids generated about 99% comes from a pressurized groundwood pulping (not a Kraft pulp mill) process wastewater, with the remaining 1% coming from municipal domestic wastewater. The papermill wastewater is approximately 35% non-volatile (clays) and 65% volatile (wood fiber). Any information on solving this problem or contacts with others who are operationally involved in doing such an operation would be appreciated. James T. Gabriel 76654.720@compuserve.com
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