GAS FLARES FOR BIO-and DIGESTERGAS TASK We require gas flares with visible flame for the safe disposal of biogas and sewage gas, when energy use in combined heat and power or heating is not possible. The flare is to ensure that no gas can escape into the atmosphere unburned and Read more…
DESULPHURISATION UNITS FOR BIOGAS The removal of hydrogen sulfide (H2S) from biogas has so far received little attention. The increased requirement for environmental protection and the improvement of the reliability of the operated biogas fuels involves the removal of hydrogen sulfide from the biogas. Adsorbers with activated carbon or iron Read more…
Measuring the volume of biogas produced and consumed is an important parameter to measure the efficiency of the biogas plant. In this blog post, we will discuss the standard volume and how it helps to have comparable values for different operating conditions. Measuring the volume is a practical way to Read more…
The production of biogas from organic material is caused by a diverse collective of bacteria. The bacteria require the supply of “basic food” and the supply of essential substances. This is to ensure healthy nutrition. If the bacteria in the production of biogas find optimal living conditions, they can fully Read more…
Biogas is the fuel for gas engines, fuel for boiler plants as well as raw material for the production of bio natural gas. But even the best plants for utilising biogas can occasionally experience malfunctions. However, the production of biogas cannot simply be stopped. All plants, therefore, require gas flares. Read more…
To transport the biogas from the digester to the gas consumers, such as the gas engine or the gas burner of a boiler plant, the gas must have a higher pressure. As the gas flows through the pipelines, cleaning equipment and metering devices, a pressure loss occurs. The pressure loss Read more…
Many biogas plants have been in operation for many years. The stresses and strains of operation leave their mark. Structures and mechanical equipment suffer from corrosion and wear. Technical development, on the other hand, leads to better results. Therefore, an existing biogas plant cannot achieve the efficiency of modern plants. Read more…
At first glance, the production of biogas in biogas plants is a simple matter. In fact, the process of biogas production is a very complex operation. Not only does the biological degradation of large organic substances into biogas require a great deal of attention, but the structural and mechanical equipment Read more…
Condensate can cause malfunctions in gas lines, fittings, measuring instruments, as well as in the gas engines and burners. Targeted condensate separation is, therefore, essential for gas systems. But let’s start at the beginning. How does water get into the biogas? Biogas is produced in a digester. The biomass, also Read more…