The Biogas Lifecycle
Lifecycle of a Biogas Power Plant
Waste food from households and cooking fats are fed in to the plant
Grass, corn and other organic matter is added which acts as food for the micro organisms
Animal wastes such as slurry, manure and dung are also added. Its far from glamorous!
The fermenter is heated up to 40 °C and the mixture is decomposed by the micro organisms within. This process happens with no light or oxygen.
Once the mixture has been fermented it is transported to storage tanks
This residue can be used as a high quality agricultural fertiliser both wet or dry
The Biogas generated is stored and burned to generate electricity and heat
Some Gas is sold as fuel for use in service stations or industry
Electricity is then sold and returned to the Power Grid
Any heat generated is used to warm buildings or to dry harvested crops / timber
These Biogas plants are a great way to make money from waste and are very popular with Farmers and local councils.
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Published: 13th May 2014
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