Dr. Cenxuan PAN China National Cleaner Production Center (CNCPC)

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Dr. Cenxuan PAN China National Cleaner Production Center (CNCPC) RECP Demonstration in China's Cassava-root Sector: A case study for upgrading traditional industries in China Dr. Cenxuan PAN China National Cleaner Production Center (CNCPC)

Background of cassava in China In China, cassava has been introduced and cultivated since 1820s, now widely distributes in south China (Guangxi, Guangdong etc). Cassava planting area in China is about 1.07 million acres. And the total output of cassava roots is 8.5-8.8 million tons. In 2014, China produces about 700,000 t cassava starch, which met only about 1/4 of the domestic demand. While the industry is shrinking due to the stringent environmental protection and the low imported product price. Mostly SMEs: using backward techniques and equipments Huge consumption of fresh water: 14,000,000 m3/a High COD generation: 350,000 t/a Low starch recovery rate: ≤80%

RECP demonstration in China Learn from the advanced potato production experience of Europe, and according to the technical characteristics of cassava production, a new production process was established, and a demonstration plant has been built. Hammer mill Vertical centrifugal screen Disc centrifuge Traditional PK PK PK Rasper crusher Horizontal centrifugal screen Hydrocyclone RECP Reduce water consumption & starch losses Improve starch quality Increase the release of the free starch Reduce water consumption & starch losses

Achievements of demonstration Important RECP indicators Traditional technology RECP demonstration Degree of change 1. Water consumption(/t starch) 20m3 ≤9m3 -11m3 2. Power consumption(/t starch) 235kwh 170kwh -65kwh 3. Recovery of starch ≤80% 90% ﹢10% 4. Waste water generation(/t starch) ≥20m3 -11t 5.COD generation(/t starch) 0.5t ≤0.2t -0.3t Key starch quality indicators RECP demonst-ration Traditional technology Superior-class product (GB/T 29343-2012) Water content (%) 10.85 12.57 ≤13.5 Whiteness (%) 457nm 95.2 89.7 ≥92 Spots (number/cm3) 0.5 3.3 ≤ 3.0 Ash content (DW, %) 0.18 0.25 ≤0.2 Viscosity (BU) 1238 800-1000 ≥600 Resource and energy saving Product quality improvement Economic benefits: +95 USD/t starch

Future plan Supported by UNIDO/UNEP, a plan is settled to further improve RECP performance focusing on low carbon production. Valorization of waste water: Organic fertilizer Low carbon production: Steam from the power plant (CHP)

Conclusion and recommendation For China China is one of the largest consumer of natural resources in the world, and has discharged a great amount of pollutants due to low resource efficiency. China is facing great challenges on greening the traditional industries. The RECP demonstration exhibits a new model for such efforts. We hope international RECP practices can also provide experience and support to speed up the China’s green transformation. For the world Cassava industry is quite important in the world, especially in Africa and Asia. China’s RECP demonstration is also of great value to the global cassava industries. Area Cassava output Africa 157,718,952 t Americas 30,496,273 t Asia 88,283,261 t Oceania 263,572 t 2013,FAO