Explain how the sludge is used in biogas production.
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Anaerobic digestion is a collection of processes by which microorganisms break down biodegradable material in the absence of oxygen.The process is used for industrial or domestic purposes to manage waste or to produce fuels. Much of the fermentation used industrially to produce food and drink products, as well as home fermentation, uses anaerobic digestion.
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Biogas production from sewage sludge is likely to become more common at ever-smaller sewage treatment plants. One of the leading companies who will achieve this for their clients is Weltec Biopower. Weltec Biopower is one of the AD firms using it’s biogas technology and making a big step into the wastewater treatment works industry. Their well-respected biogas technology is being be offered for smaller Sewage Works. The well established German biogas specialist has announced (as described below), that it will exhibit at the 2018 IFAT Trade Fair in Munich, and will be featuring their achievement in biogas production from sewage sludge.
Biogas production for sewage sludgetreatment and disposal, has been a growing success story at the very largest sewage treatment works in many countries, for many years now. Globally, there is a large uptake of AD technology at STWs, often with with the inclusion of biomethane (biogas purificaton) upgrades for large city wastewater treatment plant digesters. But, why not generate more biogas throughout all of a water utility’s sewage works infrastructure?
There is no reason not to treat all sewage works sludge to make biogas, and use the energy wisely to power wastewater treatment with power to spare. The only likely limit to the rate of progress in raising the level of biogas production from sewage sludge, will be the need to finance the up-front capital/ construction costs on new water treatment sludge digestion facilities. It will also be important to train more anaerobic digestionplant operating staff.
The following is the Press Release from Weltec Biopower, which features their skills in biogas production from sewage sludge
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Biogas production from sewage sludge is likely to become more common at ever-smaller sewage treatment plants. One of the leading companies who will achieve this for their clients is Weltec Biopower. Weltec Biopower is one of the AD firms using it’s biogas technology and making a big step into the wastewater treatment works industry. Their well-respected biogas technology is being be offered for smaller Sewage Works. The well established German biogas specialist has announced (as described below), that it will exhibit at the 2018 IFAT Trade Fair in Munich, and will be featuring their achievement in biogas production from sewage sludge.
Biogas production for sewage sludgetreatment and disposal, has been a growing success story at the very largest sewage treatment works in many countries, for many years now. Globally, there is a large uptake of AD technology at STWs, often with with the inclusion of biomethane (biogas purificaton) upgrades for large city wastewater treatment plant digesters. But, why not generate more biogas throughout all of a water utility’s sewage works infrastructure?
There is no reason not to treat all sewage works sludge to make biogas, and use the energy wisely to power wastewater treatment with power to spare. The only likely limit to the rate of progress in raising the level of biogas production from sewage sludge, will be the need to finance the up-front capital/ construction costs on new water treatment sludge digestion facilities. It will also be important to train more anaerobic digestionplant operating staff.
The following is the Press Release from Weltec Biopower, which features their skills in biogas production from sewage sludge
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