This is a well-run site with comprehensive data recording and analysis. The is an experienced company with a strong understanding of anaerobic digestion and concern for the environment.
We run our large-scale operations, following a proven process to maximise the outputs and collect data relevant for performance monitoring. We require minimum input from the operator at the same time offering our expert advice to add further value.
The Carbogenics team assess the sites operational and chemical data filling in any gaps where necessary.
CreChar is supplied in 25 kg digestible bags which are added to the solid feed hopper daily, resulting in no disruption to normal plant operation.
The green bars show the monthly average methane yield per tonne of dry matter from the whole site. The Black line is the CreChar® concentration in tank One. The trial was split into 2 parts with a one-month gap. This is shown by drop in CreChar® concentration in May. In addition, a temperature increases in July led stressed microbiology and underperformance.
Reduced feedstock costs and methane concentration will help plant achieve annual savings of £137k/y that can be increased up to £274k/y by increased dose to treat both tanks.
Tell us about your application and we’ll provide a data-driven quote based on your specific requirements.
(COO and Co-Founder) lidia.krzynowek@carbogenics.com
(Sales Director ) marco.lizzul@carbogenics.com
Site E is an 800 kW CHP site operating a 3,000 m³ double-ring digester on a heterogeneous mix of feedstocks — including potato peelings, potatoes, chicken manure, vegetable waste, sugar, rye, and starch.
Site D is a 1.1 MWe biogas facility with 7,000 m³ of total digester volume, using CHP units to process low-cost distillery by-products alongside its existing feedstock mix to maximise feedstock value over gas volume.
