landfill methane Articles
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11.4 MWe - Landfill Gas Fuel Simple Cycle Power Plant Charlotte Motor Speedway Landfill - Case Study
OWNER/OPERATOR Fortistar END USER Concord Energy LLC PROJECT ENGINEERING SCS Engineers CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT McCarthy & Smith, Inc. PRODUCT Two (2) 5.7 MWe Taurus 60 Gas Turbine Generator Sets CUSTOMER VALUE High Availability and Local Renewable Energy Supply The Concord Energy facility at the Charlotte Motor Speedway Landfill in North Carolina helps fulfill a regional need for ...
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22.8 MWe Landfill Gas Fuel Combined Cycle Power Plant Olinda Alpha Landfill - Case Study
The Olinda Alpha Landfill Gas-to-Energy Facility is among the largest projects of its kind in the United States. Located at the Orange County Waste Recovery Facility in Brea, California, it uses extracted landfill gas to power four(4)Taurus"60 combustion gas turbine generator sets, which produce electricity for sale to the City of Anaheim Public Utilities. The combined cycle system recovers ...
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Combined Heat and Power Project Waste to Energy - Bay View Wastewater Treatment Plant - Case Study
OWNER City of Toledo Division of Water Reclamation LOCATION Toledo, Ohio PRODUCT Taurus'" 60 (5.7 MWe) Gas Turbines CUSTOMER VALUE Sustainability The Bay View Wastewater Treatment Plant in Toledo, Ohio processes over 2.5 million gallons of liquid waste per hour. The wastewater treatment plant produces flammable gas as a byproduct of its solid waste disgestjon process and is only two miles ...
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Estimates of CO2 emissions reduction and potential power generation from biogas at Mare Chicose landfill
In this study, the annual generation of Landfill Gas (LFG) and methane using the Scholl-Canyon model have been predicted for 1998-2030 for five scenarios of landfill management at the Mare Chicose landfill in Mauritius. Using the Approved Large-Scale Methodology AM003 and Approved Baseline Methodology AM0010 of the Approved Methodologies for CDM activities, the carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions ...
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Infinis uses eSight for load balancing across their UK biogas plants
Infinis is the UK‟s largest independent generator of renewable power from biogas, producing 10% of the nation‟s total green energy. They operate 80 sites across the UK, employing over 200 people. The Requirement One of the naturally occurring products of decomposing organic matter in landfill sites is gas. Around 60% of landfill gas is methane; a highly potent greenhouse gas with a ...
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Advantages of Waste Incineration
Waste incineration is a treatment process that involves the combustion of organic substances contained in waste materials by means of high temperatures. Waste Incineration technology can be installed in several sectors to treat hazardous waste, refining residues, chemical waste, pharmaceutical waste, hospital & medical waste, waste water plant sludge, NORM (natural radioactive) waste, etc. ...
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What is Incineration?
What is incineration? “Everything you ever wanted to know, but never dared to ask!” In its most basic form, it is the destruction of something, especially waste material, by burning. Incineration is a thermo-decomposition process where the components present in the waste stream are ionized into harmless elements at a higher temperature in the presence of oxygen. This process is one ...
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Small scale biogas upgrading: Green gas with the DMT Carborex® MS system
Abstract More and more effort is being put in the utilization of bio-solids. Bio-solids can be an important source for useful products like fertilizers and biogas. DMT has been developing biogas treatment plants for over 20 years following the market developments closely. Biogas was first seen as a nuisance at e.g. landfills, creating odor problems and methane emissions. A flare has always ...
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Deciphering the Carbon Footprint: Plastic Pyrolysis Plants vs. Landfilling or Incineration
Plastic pyrolysis plants has offered a promising alternative to traditional disposal methods such as landfilling or incineration, with the potential to significantly reduce the carbon footprint associated with plastic waste. But what sets them apart? Let's delve into the nuances and intricacies that distinguish the carbon footprint of plastic pyrolysis plants from conventional waste management ...
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Santa Clara converts low concentration landfill gas to clean energy
Landfills are an excellent source of methane-rich gas that can be used to generate renewable power. Methane is produced at a landfill as trash decomposes and can be used as fuel for a gas generator to produce electricity. Since 1986, the City of Santa Clara had successfully done this, and had been able to export power to a local utility. However, over time, gas production at a closed landfill ...
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Flare station is replaced at Berkeley’s Cesar Chavez Park
The old flare station at Berkeley’s Cesar Chavez Park, built amid controversy in 1989, is gone. A crew from Innovative Construction Solutions (ICS), aided by Hatton Crane Service, under the watchful eyes of Taylor Lancelot of the City of Berkeley and a representative from SCS Engineers, who built the system originally, took down the rusty leaning tower in a seven-hour session on Tuesday, ...
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Tire Resurrection: Tyre Pyrolysis Plant and the Circular Life of Rubber
In a world grappling with the environmental repercussions of massive waste generation, the quest for sustainable solutions has led to innovations that challenge traditional notions of waste disposal. One such revolutionary process is tyre pyrolysis, a technology that promises not just disposal but a circular life for rubber. In this exploration, we delve into the intricacies of tire resurrection ...
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Landfill gas, canola and biodiesel: working towards a sustainable system
Snohomish County in western Washington State began converting its vehicle fleet to a blend of biodiesel in 2005. As prices for biodiesel rose due to increased demand for this cleaner-burning fuel, Snohomish County looked to its farmers to “grow” this fuel locally. Suitable oil seed crops for biodiesel feedstock include canola, mustard and camelina. The residue, or meal, has high value ...
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Advantages Of Tire To Oil Pyrolysis Plant Technology
Waste tires are one of the biggest global contributors to air pollution and water pollution. People incinerate scrap tires because these people have a high heat index, but burning rubber contributes to lots of atmospheric pollutants. While tires contain more carbon than many fossil fuels, that doesn't make burning them best for the planet. Populations will also be sending increasing quantities of ...
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Do not overlook your business’ intellectual assets
Intellectual property (IP) plays a vital role in all industries, from manufacturing processes to commercial products, phones to pharmaceuticals and everything in between. And the waste management field is no exception—especially as more environmentally-friendly and more efficient means of waste disposal are invented. In almost every business—even those that are thought of as ...
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Landfill Gas to Renewable Natural Gas Project Goes Ahead in Michigan
Greenlane Biogas, a subsidiary of the Flotech Group of companies (founded in 1986), is pleased to confirm that it recently has received an order to build two 'Totara+' landfill gas upgrading systems to process 3200 scfm (approximately 5150 Nm3/hr) of gas to be injected into a local natural gas pipeline near Detroit Michigan. Greenlane Biogas, a developer and supplier of proprietary water ...
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Recycling Vs. Landfills and Incinerators – Do Benefits of One Outweigh the Other?
Believing the 2011 survey results of the U.S Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the American nationals generate more than 240 million tons of waste every year. Often referred to as Municipal Solid Waste, this waste originates from households, schools, hospitals, and business establishments. This trash material often finds its place in the wasteland, where it is either recycled, trapped in a ...
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Just what is a Continuous Pyrolysis Plant and exactly how Can it Work
A continuous pyrolysis plant is a kind of waste management facility that will be able to convert organic waste matter into combustible gas and also other useful products. This method, generally known as pyrolysis, takes place when the organic matter is heated in the absence of oxygen. The resulting products can include things such as charcoal, bio-oil, and synthesis gas, which can be used fuel ...
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What is a Continuous Pyrolysis Plant and just how Will it Work
A continuous pyrolysis plant is a kind of waste management facility that can convert organic waste materials into combustible gas as well as other useful products. This process, referred to as pyrolysis, takes place when the organic matter is heated in the absence of oxygen. The resulting products may include things like charcoal, bio-oil, and synthesis gas, which bring fuel for power generation ...
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Bolivar wastewater treatment plant cogeneration facility to be Installed by Clarke Energy - Case Study
The Bolivar Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) is the largest wastewater treatment plant in the Adelaide region, processing almost 70% of Adelaide’s metropolitan wastewater. The South Australian Government has approved a $25.8 million project for SA Water to optimise the energy utilisation on the site. This project will provide a major upgrade to the WWTP power supply by the installation of ...
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