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Slurry tanks in biogas plants

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Slurry tanks in biogas plants

Overview

Semi-liquid manure, or slurry, in biogas plants is often stored in closed, large-volume slurry tanks. Through fermentation, a valuable energy carrier is extracted from the mixture of organic waste and renewable raw materials. Level and pressure are monitored in the tank, as well as in the delivery and removal systems handling the raw materials and waste.

Operating Conditions

Measuring Range
-1 ... 100 bar
Temperature
-40 ... 150 °C
Pressure
-1 ... 64 bar

Challenges

  • Changing media with varying properties, build up

Benefits

  • Reliable: Reliable operation of the fermenter through overflow protection
  • Cost effective: Universally applicable and modular sensors across the biogas plant, thus very cost-effective spare parts stocking
  • User friendly: Maintenance-free operation using build up-insensitive technologies

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