BioBANG: The unique, innovative and disruptive solution to maximise the efficiency and sustainability of biomethane plants

The benefits of increased efficiency and reduced costs in the operation of biomethane plants are key to achieving long-term sustainability and profitability. The integration of BioBANG to the cogenerator via a reducer is a game changer and unlocks several advantages for biomethane plant operators. 1. Increased yield and reduced retention time from waste biomass One…

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Viscosity control: the key to keep the efficiency of your biogas/biomethane plant always high

The hydraulic management of a biogas plant is a crucial point: viscosity control is the key to an efficient plant and high yield. Plant operators have begun to use by-products and waste derived from agricultural, municipal, and agro-food industry activities for gas production, in order to reduce production costs or to comply with production regimes.…

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Reducing digestate viscosity to optimize the dehydration process in centrifuges

In March 2021, BioBANG® mobile unit has been implied in a test by a Belgian anaerobic digestion plant, treating different types of industrial organic waste (sludge from wastewater treatment, biodiesel by-products, slaughterhouse waste, waste from the potato processing industry, etc.). An increase in the viscosity of the product, caused by a change in the daily…

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Biomass pasteurization for biogas and biomethane plants. the technical advantages of BioBANG ® cavitation

Why is the pasteurization of biomasses becoming more and more a required practice for biogas and biomethane plants? In many countries the regulations for specific biomasses (eg: animals and vegetables organic waste, industrial and municipal slurries, etc …) require that a pasteurization treatment be carried out before they are loaded into the digesters. A particular…

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Biogas from grass clippings

Biogas is a mixture of various types of gases, largely methane and CO2. Biogas is produced by a process called “anaerobic digestion”, which is the bacterial fermentation – without O2 – of biomass that can include: agro-industrial waste, solid and liquid waste from livestock farms, sewage sludge, by-products from agriculture, the organic fraction of solid…

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