Analysis on Biogas Engineering of Farm and Investment Result

Dong Yang; Shi Jun Wei; Hao Sen Sun

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.955-959.2635

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Analysis on Biogas Engineering of Farm and Investment Result

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This paper analyzed a large-scale biogas plant in a meat-processing farm located in the Laiyang, the CSTR process was applied for production. Along with biogas production, this project also adopted a combined heat and power system. The system burns biogas for generating, but they also convert the waste heat into anaerobic reactor to promote the production of biogas.These comprehensive systems can provide heat, electricity and organic fertilizer, which can result in economic, social and energy saving benefits. Due to these benefits, the system is commonly used in China when dealed with large scale livestock biogas projects.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 955-959)

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Dong Yang, Shi Jun Wei*, Hao Sen Sun

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Biogas, Economic Benefit, Meat-Processing

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