In this post I want to share with you process parameters for biogas production from industrial liquid waste. By understanding required these parameters, optimal environment conditions for biogas production can be maintained. The parameters include temperature, pH and buffering systems, gas solubility, nutrients, and toxicity.
In this post, I’ll explain how to estimate the energy potential of biogas generated from Palm Oil Mill Effluent (POME). To convert POME into energy, it undergoes anaerobic digestion to produce methane-rich biogas. If you’re new to these concepts, feel free to check out my previous post on biogas and biorefineries.
Biogas biorefineries are an innovative concept in the field of process engineering. As a process engineer, this is my first experience working with biogas biorefineries, and I am eager to explore and understand this subject in depth. This section will help us get acquainted with the basics and significance of biogas biorefineries within the industry.
Biogas biorefineries use sophisticated, combined processes to convert organic waste, energy crops, and agricultural leftovers into biogas, biomethane, and valuable bio-based products through anaerobic digestion.
Biorefineries of biogas may include the following type:
Typical process of biogas biorefineries is shown below. Read More