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<strong>Biogas</strong> Plant Construction<br />
wet fermentation plants for agricultural feedstocks<br />
<strong>Biogas</strong> plant Dresden-Klotzsche, Germany<br />
Klein Muckrow biogas plant, Germany<br />
Site plan for a wet fermentation plant<br />
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Use of agriculturally-produced substrates/energy crops<br />
In agricultural biogas plants, liquid manure and silage are most often utilized as feedstock.<br />
From the digestate, fertilizer is produced as a by-product. These fertilizers are<br />
chemically much less aggressive than raw liquid manure, nitrogen availability is better,<br />
and the odor is less intensive. Digestate from wet fermentation („biogas manure") is a<br />
liquid manure-like substance. For the pure use of energy crops, a multi-stage plant<br />
would be required for optimal feedstock utilization – in some cases through the use<br />
of dry fermentation for the optimal combination of logistical conditions.<br />
Functional design for biogas production acc. to wet fermentation technology
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