Large-Scale Automatic New Energy Resources System Controlling Temperature and Pressure

Xiu Xia Zhang; Wei Li; Guan Nan Du; Shu Yi Wei; Rong Fan

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.737.30

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Large-Scale Automatic New Energy Resources System Controlling Temperature and Pressure

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At present, the efficiency of livestock manure and crop residues is low in our country compared with international level. A massive array of automatic methane pond system is presented with controlled temperature and pressure. A single chip Micyoco( SCM) is the control unit. The motor is connected to the SCM; the transmission mechanism connected with the motor, the transmission chain is surrounded by a ring-shaped motor drive; loading of raw materials like iron grid mesh cage, rotates with the transmission chain.

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Xiu Xia Zhang*, Wei Li, Guan Nan Du, Shu Yi Wei, Rong Fan

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Controlling Pressure, Controlling Temperature, Methane Pond, SCM

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