5 Advantages of Digestate Separation Using Borger Bioselect Digestate Separator Technology
In this article, we identify the five top Advantages of Digestate Separation using the Borger Bioselect digestate separation technology, available from manufacturer Börger GmbH Borken-Weseke, Germany. Scroll down to see the list of the top advantages! Liquid/ Solid Separators (also known as screw separators) are a widely used separation technique for digestate separation in biogas plants […]
Biogas Inhibition Tests for Inhibitors Such as High Ammonia in AD Substrates
Quick Biogas Inhibition Tests to identify inhibitors in Biogas Substrates are badly needed by the commercial biogas plant industry. Traditional methods, such as the Dairy Farmer’s “Aerobic Plate Count” inhibitor test, are not directly applicable to anaerobic biogas conditions, so a New Biogas Substrate Inhibition Test Method has been badly needed. Read on to find […]
Slurry Pumps for Slaughterhouse Waste Pumping Plus Abattoir Case Study
In this article, we discuss the use of slurry pumps in slaughterhouse waste pumping applications and include an Abattoir Waste Case Study to illustrate the successful use of ascrew centrifugal pump to feed the digester tank at an anaerobic digestion plant. Key Takeaways Specialized slurry pumps are essential for slaughterhouse waste management as they can […]
Fixed Dome Biogas Plant Design & Installation Guide
Fixed dome biogas plants offer a sustainable energy solution with lifespans over 20 years, converting waste into fuel. Their underground design provides natural pressure and temperature stability, saving surface space. Proper site selection and construction enhance efficiency, making them ideal for developing regions seeking energy independence…
Biogas Yield Analysis & Best Practices: Maximizing Output from Food Waste
Food waste can generate up to 0.65 m³ of biogas per kg of dry matter. Optimising conditions like temperature, pH, and co-digestion with other substrates can significantly boost biogas yields, transforming organic waste into a sustainable energy source while reducing environmental impact…
What Does it Mean if a Process is Anaerobic? Definition & Explanation
An anaerobic process is any biological or chemical process that occurs without oxygen. Key examples include anaerobic respiration, where cells generate energy sans oxygen, and anaerobic digestion, where organisms break down waste to produce biogas, illustrating the essentiality of such processes in oxygen-limited environments…
