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| Material: | Q355B Q235B Steel Plate | Specification: | 800m3 |
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| Surface Treatment: | Anti Corrossive Spray Paint | Thickness: | 0.5~2.0mm |
| Item: | Anaerobic Reactor In Chicken Farm | Stirring Method: | Mechnical Stirring |
| Process Type: | CSTR | Safety Performance: | High |
| High Light: | CSTR Anaerobic Digester Tank,Municipal Wastewater Treatment Anaerobic Reactor,Electrophoresis Anaerobic Digester Tank |
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A biogas plant is a system that produces a gas, known as biogas, through an anaerobic digestion process from farm wastes or energy crops. Such systems come in various forms, typically being a number of air-tight tanks, each necessarily serving different roles in the digestion process. For example, a biogas plant is commonly fed with either maize silage or more diverse energy crops like biodegradable wastes, such as sewage sludge and food waste.
Biogas is primarily composed of methane and carbon dioxide that is produced as a result of the digestion process being completed by micro-organisms. Furthermore, when other materials from industries like dairy, sugar, or brewery are mixed with the wastewater, the yield of biogas can be significantly increased. For instance, as demonstrated in one study, with the combination of 90% wastewater from a brewery, and 10% cow whey, the biogas production was boosted by a factor of 2.5.
In contrast with the positive outlook, the intense and soil eroding character of purposefully grown maize plantations for biogas production have been pegged as being unsustainable and harmful to the environment or environment.
Anaerobic Digestion has been integral to transforming wastewater treatment plants (WWTPs) into water resource recovery facilities (WRRFs). The “waste gas” historically created by the treatment process, is now utilised as biogas- a clean, alternative source of renewable energy. Certain facilities have even managed to generate sufficient amounts to feed renewable natural gas (RNG) into a pipeline and/or back to the power grid.
Despite advances surrounding the anaerobic digestion process, configurations used in wastewater treatment haven’t significantly changed since the early 20th century. That is to say, efficient operation of an anaerobic digester can be achieved on the provision that the tank contains primary and secondary sludge, is air-tight, homogenous, and keeps a warm temperature- all of which assists microbial activity and breaks down solids within an approximated 15-20 day period.
For these parameters to be met, an effective and reliable digester cover, mixer, and heating system must be selected, deployed and then used properly. Making the wrong decisions and employing improper equipment can result in decreased efficiency, process challenges, and potential catastrophes.
| Parameters | Value |
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| Organic Waste Disposal Tank | Anaerobic Digestion Tank |
| Surface Treatment | Anti Corrossive Spray Paint |
| Specification | 800m3 |
| Anti-corrossion method | Electrophoresis |
| Application | Municipal Wastewater Treatment |
| Installation Method | On Site Installation |
| Material | Q355B Q235B Steel Plate |
| Feature | Movable |
| Item | Anaerobic Reactor In Chicken Farm |
| Stirring method | Mechnical Stirring |
| Safety Performance | High |
Food waste is one of the main sources of contamination of the environment, and it affects the health of both people and animals. While a significant amount of food waste is produced in our kitchens, food production itself has a major contribution to pollution, emissions, and waste production.
Straw is a by-product of many production processes, and its disposal has caused serious environmental, social, and health impacts. Straw from chicken farms, cattle farms, pig farms and other livestock farms can have an adverse effect on the environment if left untreated or inadequately treated.
Organic waste from these farms can contain a variety of substances, including bacteria, viruses, pesticides, and heavy metals, and they may also contain hazardous substances such as antibiotics and growth hormones that can contaminate soil and water sources. This contamination can put human health and the environment at risk.
Therefore, it is important to properly manage and dispose of straw from chicken farms, cattle farms, pig farms, and other livestock farms. Proper management can reduce the environmental, social, and health impacts of any waste generated, thus reducing the risks associated with them.
JCWY Anaerobic Digester Tank is a perfect choice for organic waste disposal. It is made of high quality material and is certified with ISO 9001:2015. The minimum order quantity is 1 set, and the price ranges from US$1000 to US$50000. The package is normal and the delivery time is within 30-60 workdays. Payment terms are L/C, T/T. The supply ability is 10 sets per month. The process type is CSTR and the anti-corrosion method is electrophoresis. The surface treatment is anti-corrosive spray paint. The item is an anaerobic reactor in chicken farm and the stirring method is mechanical stirring.
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