Biogas upgrading systems based on dried manure fibers and other residual products from biogas production. Shown here with a KSM hot air furnace combined with a rotary dryer.
In the drying line shown, manure fibers are dried to a moisture content of 10–20%. The energy source is our 3 MW KSM hot air furnace.
We use 10% of the wet manure fibers as fuel for the system – meaning no oil or gas is required, only a 100% natural residual product.
The rotary dryer is supplied with heat at temperatures of up to 900°C. Like all our other boilers, this system can also be remotely monitored and controlled from your mobile phone.
In this project, we have also installed a flue gas scrubber and other equipment, efficiently utilizing waste heat to supply 600–700 kW to the local district heating network.
A completely green solution that utilizes residual products while keeping emissions well below regulatory limits. This allows the customer to make environmentally friendly use of manure fibers while providing affordable district heating to the local community.
In addition to drying manure fibers, our boilers can also be used for biogas upgrading. This reduces gas consumption for the biogas plant's internal operations while providing an environmentally friendly way to utilize a residual product.
