Anaerobic Sequencing Batch Reactor To Produce Biogas And Electricity

Anaerobic Reactor Description:

Anaerobic digestion is the process by which organic matter such as animal or food waste is broken down to produce biogas and biofertiliser. This process happens in the absence of oxygen in a sealed, oxygen-free tank called an anaerobic digester.

Anaerobic digestion is recognised by the government, Defra, the Welsh Assembly, the Scottish Parliament, Friends of the Earth and the National Farmers Union as one of the best methods for food waste recycling and dealing with farm waste and sewage sludge. The word Anaerobic actually means ‘in the absence of oxygen’.
The biogas naturally created in the sealed tanks is used as a fuel in a CHP (combined heat and power) unit to generate renewable energy i.e. electricity and heat.

Anaerobic reactor Introduction:

Anaerobic Reactor Specification:

Anaerobic Reactor Advantages:

1. The reactor is capable of processing raw materials having a high suspended matter content;
2. The temperature inside of the fermenter is evenly distributed;
3. The material in the anaerobic fermentation tank is evenly distributed;
4. The anaerobic fermenter has high impact load resistance;
5. Anaerobic fermenters avoid scum, crusts, blockages, poor gas escape and short-flow phenomena;
6. Combined with flexible airbags, it is an integrated device, saving investment and land occupation. It is one of the most
advanced anaerobic reactors in the world.