| Title | The Efficiency of the Biogas Plant Operation Depending on the Substrate Used |
|---|---|
| ID_Doc | 25517 |
| Authors | Piekutin, J; Puchlik, M; Haczykowski, M; Dyczewska, K |
| Title | The Efficiency of the Biogas Plant Operation Depending on the Substrate Used |
| Year | 2021 |
| Published | Energies, 14, 11 |
| Abstract | The study aimed to assess the most efficient solution of raw material management in selected biogas plants into the concept of circular economy and evaluate the most efficient solution of raw material management in selected biogas plants due to the quality and quantity of the feed and the final product obtained, which is biogas, as well at the closed circulation (circular economy). The study evaluated two agricultural biogas plants on a real scale and one at the sewage treatment plant (in real scale) in northeastern Poland. A year-long study showed that in technical terms, the best work efficiency is achieved by agricultural biogas plants processing: silage, manure, apple pomace, potato pulp (biogas plant No. 1), followed by biogas plant No. 3 processing chicken manure, decoction, cattle manure, poultry slaughterhouse waste (sewage sludge, flotate, feathers), and finally, the lowest efficiency biogas plant was No. 2, the sewage treatment plant, which stabilized sewage sludge in the methane fermentation process. Moreover, based on the results, it was found that agricultural biogas gives the best efficiency in energy production from 1 ton of feed. |
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