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Biopower Community/Institutional Biogas Plant
Biopower’s community-institutional biogas plants are designed to transform organic waste into clean, renewable energy. Tailored for institutions, residential communities, and industrial setups, these plants not only reduce waste management costs but also provide a sustainable source of cooking fuel or electricity.
Product Features
Waste Processing Capacity
Customizable capacities to suit small communities, large institutions, and municipal bodies.
Eco-Friendly & Cost-Effective
Helps in reducing the carbon footprint by cutting down on landfill waste and lowering greenhouse gas emissions. Reduces reliance on conventional energy sources, minimizing energy costs over time. Low Maintenance: Built with durable materials and efficient design to ensure easy operation and minimal upkeep
Energy Production
Ideal for small spaces and easy to transport. organic materials into clean energy.
Benefits of Choosing Biopower
Proven expertise in setting up reliable biogas plants. End-to-end support, from installation to maintenance. Reduced dependency on fossil fuels, contributing to cleaner air and environment.
How It Works?
Biopower community-institutional biogas plant
operates on the anaerobic digestion process, where microorganisms break down organic waste in the absence of oxygen to produce biogas. Here's a step-by-step breakdown of the process.
Anaerobic Digestion
Inside the digester, the organic waste undergoes anaerobic digestion. Bacteria and other microorganisms decompose the waste, producing a mixture of gases primarily composed of methane (CH₄) and carbon dioxide (CO₂). This biogas is collected and stored in a gas holder.
Organic Manure Production
As a by product of the digestion process, the plant produces digestate a nutrient rich slurry. This slurry is further processed and dried to create organic manure, which can be used to improve soil quality in gardens or agricultural land.
Waste Collection and Pre-treatment
Organic waste is collected from various sources within the institution or community. It is then sorted and shredded to reduce particle size and ensure efficient digestion. This pre-treated waste is fed into the digester.
Biogas Storage and Utilization
The generated biogas can be stored for on-demand usage. It can be used directly for cooking, heating, or electricity generation, providing a renewable energy source for the institution or community.
Monitoring and Control System
The plant is equipped with sensors and control systems that continuously monitor parameters like temperature, pressure, and gas composition, ensuring optimal operation and efficiency. The automated system makes adjustments as needed to maintain steady biogas production.