Digester

Digester: a tank designed for the anaerobic fermentation of biomass.

Chapter 12 2000

Digester, 3 Gasholder, 4 Slurry store, 41 Outlet pipe, 5 Gas pipe, 51 Water trap, 6 Burden, 61 Guide frame (Source: OEKOTOP)

5. Biogas technique 1989

Fig. 6: Digester and gasholder Each biogas plant consists of a digester (VD) and a gasholder (VG).

4. Scaling of biogas plants 1988

Scaling of biogas plants4. 1 Definitions4. 2 Scaling of the digester4. 3 Scaling of gasholder4. 4 Digester/gasholder ratio4. 5 Measuring and test programmes

4. Scaling of biogas plants 1988

Fig. 11: Digester/gasholder ratio The ratio of the digester volume (VD) and gasholder volume (VG) substantially determines the shape and design of a biogas plant.

4. Scaling of biogas plants 1988

- Digester capacity should be one cubic meter for every ten times per day each toilet is used.

Chapter 12 1982

Digester slurry should be eight to ten percent total solids (the dry weight percentage).

Chapter 15 1982

Digester walls can use the straight wire and mesh wire combination for digesters of ten cubic meters capacity or less.

Chapter 15 1982

Digester reactors are constucted from brick, cement, concrete, and steel.

Chapter 15 1979

Digester tankage 20 lbs. Soft coal and salt are kept before the herd at all times.

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