Borger Rotary Lobe Pumps: A Workhorse for Tough Applications
Process design engineers are constantly on the lookout for dependable pumps that can handle challenging tasks. Borger rotary lobe pumps stand out as a robust and versatile option for a wide range of industrial applications. Let’s delve into what makes these pumps special and why they might be the perfect fit for your next project. […]
Food Waste Energy: Exploring The Conversion Of Food Waste Into Energy Through Anaerobic Digestion
Exploring The Conversion Of Food Waste Into Energy Through Anaerobic Digestion Every year, heaps of food waste fill our bins and ultimately, our landfills. Anaerobic digestion is a clever method that transforms this waste into energy. This blog will guide you through how converting leftover food can light up homes and fuel cars. Get ready to be inspired! What is Anaerobic Digestion and How […]
Thermophilic Anaerobic Digestion Explained For Optimized Biogas Production
Turning waste into energy is a big challenge. Yet, the process of thermophilic anaerobic digestion offers a powerful solution and is seldom used, with most AD plants being mesophilic (lower temperature) digesters. The high-temperature range method uses the high heat to break down organic matter without oxygen more rapidly, creating more biogas daily per unit volume of a digester tank. Biogas […]
California Climate Action Plan: How Republic Services Enhances Biogas Production with Landia’s Chopper Pumps
As the State of California intensifies its efforts to mitigate the impacts of climate change, key legislative and policy measures, including the ambitious California Climate Action Plan, aim to reduce the state’s environmental footprint. One significant challenge is the management of the 11 million tons of organic waste produced annually, a critical issue addressed through […]
Biogas Venting Strategies for the Lowest Fugitive Methane Emissions
Mitigating fugitive emissions of methane into the atmosphere through the applying the best preventative biogas venting strategies. Unintentional “fugitive emissions” of methane can have serious environmental consequences, raising global temperatures. This blog will provide practical strategies to help mitigate these emissions and ensure a safer, cleaner environment. Stay tuned for valuable insights into reducing fugitive […]
The Dry Anaerobic Digestion Process
The dry anaerobic digestion process (AD) is the anaerobic digestion of biomass in the solid phase. The phase (i.e. liquid or solid) is the main distinction between “Dry Anaerobic Digestion” processes and “Wet Anaerobic Digestion” processes. The waste industry refers to the “Dry Anaerobic Digestion Process” but the scientific community calls it SSAD (Solid State […]
Using Biogenic CO2 for Beverage Production: A Climate Remediating Innovation
In today’s world, finding sustainable ways to produce what we consume is crucial. As professionals with years of experience in the anaerobic digestion industry, we’ve seen firsthand how innovative solutions, like sourcing biogenic CO2 from the carbon dioxide byproduct of biogas upgrading, can transform challenges into opportunities. CO2 sourced from agricultural and food waste sources for […]
Resource Size of the Potentially Available Anaerobic Digestion Biomass Underestimated: Verge Clippings
Anaerobic Digestion Biomass is a largely unused resource, and as this article shows, by using the example of unused verge clippings, the energy potential is far larger than is appreciated. Read on to find out how waste biomass, if fully developed in the UK and globally, can become a huge source of energy, fertilizer, and fibrous […]
Anaerobic Digestion Process Nutrients
Anaerobic Digestion Process Nutrients: Ensuring the Right Conditions for Successful Anaerobic Digestion The balance of nutrients is crucial to all biological processes. If any nutrient is absent or in low supply, it may become process rate-limiting. In some cases, the lack of particular nutrients may reduce the stability of biological processes, or result in organisms […]
What Happened to UK Feed-in Tariffs for Small Scale Electricity Generation & Small Biogas Plants?
The Feed-In Tariffs (FiTs) – An Introduction April 2010 saw the introduction of a system of feed in tariffs (FITs) in England, Scotland, and Wales to encourage the small-scale development of low carbon electricity generation facilities by providing revenue. A “clean energy cashback” is what the UK Government described it as in 2010, and it […]
