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RCM International, LLC
P.O. Box 4716 • Berkeley, CA 94704
Tel. (510) 834-4568 • Fax (510) 834-4529
www.rcminternationalllc.com
P.O. Box 4716 • Berkeley, CA 94704
Tel. (510) 834-4568 • Fax (510) 834-4529
www.rcminternationalllc.com
| Manure and Food Waste |
The type of anaerobic digesters appropriate for your manure and food waste are:
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A suitable digester for such a facility depends largely on the
climate conditions at site. If temperature increases, then
biogas production would increase to a limit. The total
solids content (weight of manure without water) of the
manure is also plays a role in determining the kind of
digester.
climate conditions at site. If temperature increases, then
biogas production would increase to a limit. The total
solids content (weight of manure without water) of the
manure is also plays a role in determining the kind of
digester.
For detailed information, please Contact Us.
Reference:
K.F. Roos, J.H. Martin, Jr., and M.A. Moser, Editors. A Manual For Developing Biogas Systems at Commercial
Farms in the United States, Second Edition. U.S. Environmental Protection Agency AgSTAR Handbook,
February 2004.
Reference:
K.F. Roos, J.H. Martin, Jr., and M.A. Moser, Editors. A Manual For Developing Biogas Systems at Commercial
Farms in the United States, Second Edition. U.S. Environmental Protection Agency AgSTAR Handbook,
February 2004.
