Biogas Equipment
The equipment used in anaerobic digestion and biogas plants, including its design, installation, maintenance and operation. This includes innovative new developments in biogas equipment, pumps and gas engines. Dosing equipment and biomethane upgrading technologies are also included in this category.
Landia Chopper Pump Chops Knives – Robust Pump Survives Knife Attack!
A Landia Chopper Pump when serviced recently was found to have been chopping on knives apparently left in waste-food. Chopper pumps are so named because a rotating “blade” and 3 fixed “knives” (scroll down to see illustration) at the pump casing entry point. These are positioned to chop through fibrous material (even cutting through rope […]
First WwTW Biogas Upgrading Plant Completed by Clarke Energy France
The City of Perpignan is the first in France to benefit from a Clarke Energy Biogas Upgrading Plant at their WwTW (Sewage Works or “STEP”). The plant will allow the city to make the most sustainable use of the biogas produced, through natural gas grid-injection of the renewable gas. The gas called biomethane is equivalent […]
A Biogas Heating System 101 – Boiler Technology, Options and Benefits
A biogas heating system using boiler technology is the obvious on-site choice for anyone running a biogas plant, and these can either: – make use of a Combined Heat and Power System (CHP) Heat Exchanger utilizing the jacket heat otherwise wasted from a reciprocating gas-generator, or – use biogas produced on-site, or delivered from a […]
Landia UK Celebrates 25th Anniversary Year of Chopper Pump and Mixer Manufacturing
It’s a special time for chopper pump and mixer manufacturer Landia UK, as they are celebrating 25 years of manufacturing growth. Read their Press Release below for more details: Press Release Special Milestone for Landia UK Leading chopper pump and chopper pump Landia UK is celebrating its 25th anniversary. Since its humble beginnings as a […]
How to Purify Biogas Using Activated Carbon Filtration into Biomethane
How to purify biogas using activated carbon filtration is explained below (using “content curation”). Fully purified biogas is known as “biomethane”. [box type=”info” style=”rounded” border=”full”]As we are not experts in this subject we have curated the content here. We have selected text from the leading websites in this subject for our readers and provided it […]
Types of Biogas Plants – The Secret to Selecting the Best AD Plant Design
There are many types of biogas plants. The first step to selecting the best one for your project is to understand what types are available. Read this article and watch our video. This is essential training for those seeking to find the best AD Plant Design for their needs. Types of Biogas Plants Most Popular […]
Septic Tanks: Are they Anaerobic Digesters?
We have been asked the question of whether Septic Tanks are Anaerobic Digesters several times recently. The short answer is yes. They utilize the anaerobic digestion process for the treatment (albeit only partial at a slow rate, and not to watercourse discharge standards) of sewage. They are used from isolated locations where inhabited dwellings are […]
Covered Anaerobic Lagoon Process and Manure Ponds for Biogas
A simple, low capital cost, anaerobic digestion process using the Covered Anaerobic Lagoon Process The process which we have named as the “Covered Anaerobic Lagoon Process” has been around since the development of geomembrane lining systems for low-cost water storage. This method of encapsulating a lagoon to make use of the biogas has been in […]
What is a Biogas Power Plant?
A Biogas Power Plant is essentially another name which has been coined recently for an anaerobic digestion plant. These are, also known as biogas digesters. As any technology becomes more successful and reaches a wider audience, so does it generate new names and the anaerobic digestion technology sector is no exception. To cover the entire […]
How Ultrasonic Disintegration of Sewage Sludge Improves Wastewater Treatment Plant Biogas Outputs
Sewage sludge is notoriously slow to digest. Ultrasonic disintegration provides an environmentally responsible way to improve biogas output. Unsurprisingly wastewater treatment works biogas plant operators have been first to adopt ultrasonic disintegration. As the technology becomes further developed there is no reason why the AD industry won’t also adopt it’s use for other similarly slow […]
