Biosolid treatment process and system

1. A human biosolids treatment system comprising:

a source of human biosolids;

a dryer configured to dry the human biosolids to a predetermined moisture content to create dried biosolid output including Class A biosolids;

a source of wet biosolids;

a mixer configured to mix the dried biosolid output and the wet biosolids and output a mixed biosolid feed;

a moisture sensor configured to measure a moisture content in the mixed biosolid feed;

a gasifier;

a variable feed conveyor; and

a controller;

wherein the variable feed conveyor is configured to variably recirculate the mixed biosolid feed to the dryer and/or variably convey the mixed biosolid feed to the gasifier;

wherein the controller is programmed to modulate the recirculation rate into the dryer in response to a measured moisture content of the moisture sensor,

wherein the mixed biosolid feed is the sole fuel for the gasifier; and

wherein the gasifier is configured to convert the mixed biosolid feed into usable thermal energy for system use and at least one of low carbon ash and high carbon activated biochar.

2. The biosolids treatment system of claim 1 , wherein the dryer is configured to use heat treatment to create the Class A biosolids and the gasifier comprises an oxygen deficient chamber to create the high carbon activated biochar and/or low carbon ash.

3. The biosolids treatment system of claim 1 , wherein the treatment system includes a blended air intake to temper flue gas entering the dryer, wherein the blended air controls a target temperature in the dryer.

4. The biosolids treatment system of claim 1 , wherein the treatment system includes a fan to recirculate moist dryer exhaust to temper flue gas entering the dryer, wherein the blended air controls a target temperature in the dryer and reduces NOx emissions.

5. The biosolids treatment system of claim 1 , wherein the system is configured to control carbon content of the high carbon activated biochar by controlled combustion in an oxygen deficient chamber.

6. The biosolids treatment system of claim 1 , wherein the high carbon activated biochar is a beneficial use product as an activated carbon filter media and an activated carbon filter is used is used to filter air emissions from the system prior to discharge to atmosphere.

7. The biosolids treatment system of claim 1 , further including a water quench configured to cool the low carbon ash or the high carbon biochar prior to leaving the gasifier.

8. The biosolids treatment system of claim 1 , further including a water quench configured to serve as an air lock to the gasifier enabling a negative pressure draft to be controlled within the gasifier.

9. The biosolids treatment system of claim 1 , wherein the sources possess different moisture contents.

10. The biosolids treatment system of claim 1 , wherein either source comprises comingled materials generated by a wastewater treatment facility (WWTF) including grit and screenings, fats/oils/grease (FOG), anaerobically digested biosolids, biosolids post thermal hydrolysis treatment, primary/secondary waste activate sludge, and/or non-activated sludge in varying percent of composition.

11. The biosolids treatment system of claim 1 , further including a plume abatement heat exchanger configured to treat gas exiting the dryer before sending the gas to an activated carbon filter.

12. The biosolids treatment system of claim 11 , wherein gas exiting the activated carbon filter returns to the plume abatement heat exchanger for superheating before emission to atmosphere to minimize plume created by moisture in the gas.

13. The biosolids treatment system of claim 11 , wherein the controller is configured to control a wet scrubber to treat the gas exiting the dryer before the gas is treated by the plume abatement heat exchanger.

14. The biosolids treatment system of claim 11 , wherein the gasifier and dryer are separate elements.

15. The biosolids treatment system of claim 1 , further comprising an oxidizer configured to receive a volatile syngas from the gasifier and combusts the volatile syngas to produce a hot flue gas, which is mixed with ambient air and recirculated air from the dyer in a blend box to produce a temperature-controlled air for the dryer.