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Biogas plants for the anaerobic digestion of the organic fraction of municipal solid waste for the generation of electricity (from 300 kW) and the production of biomethane.

Biogas plants for the anaerobic digestion of the organic fraction of municipal solid waste for the generation of electricity (from 300 kW) and the production of biomethane.

The revolutionary compact biogas plant, particularly suitable for farms with biomass with a high dry matter content, such as manure, olive pomace, waste from the processing of cereals.

To obtain biomethane efficiently and with respect for the environment. The purification of biomethane with the use of Pressure Swing Adsorption (PSA) technology is a simple concept: the biogas is compressed to a few bar, fed through an active carbon filter that eliminates sulphur compounds and other trace gases, and then is cooled to remove moisture. The biogas that has undergone this treatment is made to flow through carbon molecular sieves that can capture, thanks to the chemical/physical phenomenon of adsorption, the carbon dioxide and part of the trace gases that the biogas contains (oxygen, nitrogen, as well as water vapour) and let methane through. This is how biomethane is obtained from biogas; biomethane has the same features as natural gas.

Sturdy plant systems for the injection of biomethane into the transport and distribution networks. When it comes to the injection into the transport and distribution networks, Italian rules and regulations and the codes of the network managers require a series of instruments for measurement, treatments and control systems that vary on a case by case basis. We can support you in the construction and the supply of the components that the manager of the plant should have at their disposal, thanks to the long-standing experience of Schmack Carbotech.

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