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Agricultural Biogas Plants—A Chance for Diversification of Agriculture in Poland [PDF]
Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews, 2013 The aim of the analysis is to present the implementation and development of agricultural biogas plants as a chance for diversification of agriculture in Poland. The main exogenous and endogenous determinants of the development of agriculture biogas plants in Poland were indicated. It is an attempt to present agricultural biogas plants in terms of their
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Complex biogas membrane upgrading to BioCNG at agriculture biogas plant
Chemical Papers, 2020Biogas upgrading in Czech Republic evinces very slow start, especially because of low foundation support. Distrust of biogas plant operators is caused mainly by high capital costs and further biomethane utilization. Cheap, small-scale demonstration units, which evince additional value, could present potential kick-off for following capacity increase in
Jiří Maršálek +2 more
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Fugitive methane emissions from two agricultural biogas plants
Waste Management, 2022This study quantified fugitive methane (CH4) losses from multiple sources (open digestate storages, digesters and flare) at two biogas facilities over one year, providing a much needed dataset integrating all major loss pathways and changes over time. Losses of CH4 from Facility A were primarily from digestate storage (5.8% of biogas CH4), followed by ...
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Methane emissions from digestate at an agricultural biogas plant
Bioresource Technology, 2016Methane (CH4) emissions were measured over two years at an earthen storage containing digestate from a mesophilic biodigester in Ontario, Canada. The digester processed dairy manure and co-substrates from the food industry, and destroyed 62% of the influent volatile solids (VS).
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Real-time simulator of agricultural biogas plant
Computers and Electronics in Agriculture, 2014Abstract This article presents a real-time simulator of an agricultural biogas plant. The project contains biogas and biomass circuits simulation, as well as heating circuit simulation with a complete control system and visualization interface of the whole process.
Tomasz Barnert +2 more
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Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews, 2012
Abstract The formal and legal requirements as well as the support system for building agricultural biogas plants in Poland have been presented. There are currently 24 agricultural biogas plants operating in Poland. The fermentation substrates are slurry, food waste and maize silage. It is most often mesophilic fermentation.
Wojciech Kujawski +2 more
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Abstract The formal and legal requirements as well as the support system for building agricultural biogas plants in Poland have been presented. There are currently 24 agricultural biogas plants operating in Poland. The fermentation substrates are slurry, food waste and maize silage. It is most often mesophilic fermentation.
Wojciech Kujawski +2 more
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Degradation efficiency of agricultural biogas plants – A full-scale study
Bioresource Technology, 2015The degradation efficiency of 21 full-scale agricultural CSTR biogas plants was investigated. The residual methane potential of the digestion stages was determined in batch digestion tests (20.0 and 37.0 °C). The results of this study showed that the residual methane yield is significantly correlated to the HRT (r=-0.73). An almost complete degradation
Stephan, Ruile +3 more
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The effect of substrate on the amount and composition of biogas in agricultural biogas plant
Infrastruktura i Ekologia Terenów Wiejskich / Infrastructure and ecology of rural areas, 2015Construction of biogas plants processing agricultural waste enables to reduce waste, limit emission of gases and odors in rural areas as well as gives the possibility to ensure self-sufficiency of energy. The amount of generated electricity and heat depends on the quantity and quality of biogas.
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New Method for Assessing the Performance of Agricultural Biogas Plants
Renewable Energy, 2012Abstract Around 5000 agricultural biogas plants were operating in Germany by the end of 2009. There is a recognized need for their assessment, comparison and performance improvement. Prerequisites for their reliable assessment include: 1) detailed and reliable performance data, 2) defined criteria for the assessment, and 3) comprehensive method.
Mathias Effenberger, Milan Martinov
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