Biogas Digesters Equipment For Bioenergy
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by Trevi nvbased in BELGIUM
Together with BiogasTec Trevi builds facilities for anaerobic digestion, also called biogas plants. A biogas plant is a plant which - as the name implies - produces biogas. This gas is a renewable energy source based on organic material. This organic material concerns manure, waste and energy crops. Biogas is certainly not new. Spontaneous fermentation of organic material with formation of gas is ...
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Manufactured by HomeBiogas Incbased in ISRAEL
If you do not have access to fresh animal manure, it is possible to activate HomeBiogas with the bacteria starter kit. If you choose to activate with the Starter Kit, you will also need to purchase 13kg/ 28lbs of baking soda ...
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Manufactured by AtmosPowerbased in INDIA
The term upgradation basically encompasses of a process which can be broken down into three main functions, namely Biogas cleaning, Biogas drying and Biogas Upgrading. In Biogas Cleaning the primary impurity is usually Hydrogen Sulfide, which is why whenever the word biogas cleaning is mentioned it usually involves a Hydrogen Sulfide Scrubber (H2S Scrubber) which ensures to remove the bulk of the ...
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Manufactured by Environ LTDbased in UNITED KINGDOM
We package engines for multiple applications including complex gases from landfill and anaerobic digestion and natural gas for commercial and industrial ...
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Manufactured by Varec Biogas - Ovivo Incbased in USA
The Varec 239A Series Waste Gas Burner is designed for burning biogas generated in the anaerobic digestion process. Burning or flaring to the atmosphere reduces the potential odor nuisance from venting directly to the atmosphere. This burner is suitable for burning low volumes of biogas, which is typically very 'wet', with a low BTU value (between 550 and 600 BTU), and composed primarily of ...
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based in GERMANY
In Germany alone, more than 6,000 biogas plants generate electricity, heat and steam, and for several years they have also produced fuel. Biogas is a particularly versatile renewable energy source. Its potential is just being discovered in Germany. Residual material – organic waste from the food industry, slurry and dung from agriculture or biological waste and sewage sludge from cities and ...
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