Biogas Optimisation
5 Anaerobic Digestion Problems to Avoid at Commercial Biogas Facilities
We list 5 anaerobic digestion problems which are common to the biogas process, and are easily and rapidly corrected for and avoided, at AD facilities run by expert biogas plant operators. BUT, the same problems can be disastrous/ cause long digester-downtime in the hands of novice Anaerobic Digestion Plant operators. The 5 Anaerobic Digestion Problems, are: […]
Sludge Blockages in Biogas Pipes Solved
Sludge blockages can cause a reduction in biogas output, which can be cured using an inline Mono Muncher for its tearing, shearing and crushing action. If your biogas yield drops unexpectedly, it could be due to a problem with your digester’s sludge homogeneity. It’s possible that your system isn’t mixing efficiently, and if your internal […]
5 Best-Proven Tips to Reduce the Costs of Biogas/ RNG Plant Operation
In this article, we reveal five of our best tips to reduce the costs of Biogas Plant (RNG – Renewable Natural Gas/ Biomethane production). Experts revealed that by optimizing different, but important aspects of biogas or RNG plants, you could reduce costs and even also make your biogas facilities more profitable. Let’s explore! Tip 1 […]
How to Increase Biogas Production – By Adding Ultrasound Destructors
Attend almost any webinar or conference about anaerobic digestion and the topic of how to increase biogas production will soon be raised. What you will also find is that very often the method offered to raise biogas output efficiency is a new one. The pace of development of the relatively young biogas industry is remarkably […]
Hydrolysis of Sewage Sludge and Anaerobic Digestion Wins
The hydrolysis of sewage sludge and the subsequent anaerobic digestion of the hydrolysed sludge output is becoming increasingly common at many sewage works. We think we are justified to call it a winning combination, and we even back up this assertion by providing information on a new contract win for the technology by Veolia, in […]
Anaerobic Digestion Model No. 1 (ADM1): Simulation, Digital Twins and Modern AD Modelling
The Anaerobic Digestion Model No. 1, usually known as ADM1, remains the best-known structured mathematical model of the anaerobic digestion process. First published by an International Water Association (IWA) task group in 2002, ADM1 was developed to provide researchers and engineers with a common mathematical framework for describing the biological and physicochemical processes occurring inside […]












