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…