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ETW‘s biomethane plants upgrade biogas to natural gas quality by separating CH4 from CO2. The CH4 can be injected into the natural gas grid and made available in the fuel market. Since the upgrading technology developed by ETW also generates CO2 with a very high degree of purity, it was a logical step to develop a technology that transforms an otherwise rejected emission into a value-added product.

ETW Energietechnik from Moers develops the CH₄ and CO₂ full value solution

The result is a high-quality biomethane as a direct substitute for fossil natural gas as well as a liquid bio-CO₂ in a food grade quality standard.

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Characteristics of thermal images of the mammary gland and of performance in sows differing in health status and parity

Thermography coupled with Artificial Intelligence systems can help identify and orient the diagnosis of symptomatic animals to prompt adequate reaction at the earliest time.

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WELTEC BIOPOWER presents biogas technologies at Energy Decentral

"MINIFerm“ small-scale plant concept complements new plant portfolio

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$8 million grant will expand National Swine Resource and Research Center at MU

NIH grant will support research with genetically modified pigs to study human diseases.

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Figure 2. Picture of the installation for the biological removal of nitrogen by means of NDN on a swine farm. In the foreground is the denitrification lagoon/reactor and behind it is the nitrification lagoon/reactor, where the aeration system can be seen.

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Slurry managament: Strategies based on nitrogen removal

Removing nitrogen from slurry by transforming it into N₂ can be done biologically or by physical-chemical methods, the latter of which are in the experimental phase for slurry.

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Anaerobic digestion in France

France has more than 1,400 anaerobic digestion facilities, with the agricultural sector accounting for 47% of the total.

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Agromek offers opportunities to learn more about the new biogas plant, Grauballegaard Biogas, established by Lundsby Biogas near Silkeborg. The plant processes biomass such as grass, corn, deep litter and slurry to produce biomethane, with the potential to heat approx. 3,500 households. Photo: Lundsby Biogas.

Facilities-Equipment Press releases

Biogas to be a hot topic at Agromek

Agromek will provide a large area for biogas stands, where both exhibitors and visitors can find information and share experiences with biogas for optimal utilisation of biogas as a green energy source.

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