Biogas from waste and renewable resources:
Deublein, Dieter
Biogas from waste and renewable resources: an introduction / Dieter Deublein and Angelika Steinhauser - 2nd rev ed. - Boschstr: Wiley-VCH Verlag Gmbh & co., 2011. - xxviii, 550 p.
Include Index.
1. Energy supply-today and in the future --
2. Energy supply in the future-scenarios --
3. Potential for transforming biomass into end-point energy sources --
4. History and status to date in Europe --
5. History and status to date worldwide --
6. General aspects of the recovery of biomass in the future --
7. Substrate --
8. Biogas --
9. Biochemistry --
10. Bioreactions --
11. Process parameters --
pt. 4. Microorganisms in methanogenic ecosystems. 12. Methanogenic ecosystems --
13. Microorganisms in methanation --
14. Guidelines and regulations --
15. The biogas laboratory --
16. Tanks and bioreactors --
17. Equipment for tempering the substrate --
18. Thermal insulation --
19. Agitators --
20. Mixing of biomass and water --
21. Machines to separate the liquid from the biomass --
22. Pipes --
23. Pumps --
24. Measurement, control, and automation technology --
25. Exhaust air cleaning --
26. Transportation and storage of the biomass --
27. Process technology for upstream processing --
28. Feeding --
29. Digested residue --
30. Wastewater --
31. Batchwise and continuous processes without separators --
32. Existing installations from different suppliers --
33. Operation of a plant without separation equipment --
34. Benefits of a biogas plant --
35. Typical design calculation for an agricultural biogas plant --
36. Economics calculations for biogas plants --
37. Efficiency --
38. Installation with substrate dilution and subsequent water separation --
39. Installation with biomass accumulation --
40. Plants with separation of non-hydrolyzable biomass --
41. Percolation process --
42. Special plant installations --
43. Biogasholder --
44. Gas preparation --
45. Quantities of gas and measurement of gas quality --
46. Liquefaction or compression of the biogas --
47. Utilization of gas exclusively to generate heat --
48. Utilization of gas to generate current and heat --
49. Biogas for feeding into the natural gas network --
50. Biogas as fuel for vehicles
9783527327980
Biogas
Biogas industry
genanvendelse
biomass energy
Renewable energy sources
665.776 / DEU-B
Biogas from waste and renewable resources: an introduction / Dieter Deublein and Angelika Steinhauser - 2nd rev ed. - Boschstr: Wiley-VCH Verlag Gmbh & co., 2011. - xxviii, 550 p.
Include Index.
1. Energy supply-today and in the future --
2. Energy supply in the future-scenarios --
3. Potential for transforming biomass into end-point energy sources --
4. History and status to date in Europe --
5. History and status to date worldwide --
6. General aspects of the recovery of biomass in the future --
7. Substrate --
8. Biogas --
9. Biochemistry --
10. Bioreactions --
11. Process parameters --
pt. 4. Microorganisms in methanogenic ecosystems. 12. Methanogenic ecosystems --
13. Microorganisms in methanation --
14. Guidelines and regulations --
15. The biogas laboratory --
16. Tanks and bioreactors --
17. Equipment for tempering the substrate --
18. Thermal insulation --
19. Agitators --
20. Mixing of biomass and water --
21. Machines to separate the liquid from the biomass --
22. Pipes --
23. Pumps --
24. Measurement, control, and automation technology --
25. Exhaust air cleaning --
26. Transportation and storage of the biomass --
27. Process technology for upstream processing --
28. Feeding --
29. Digested residue --
30. Wastewater --
31. Batchwise and continuous processes without separators --
32. Existing installations from different suppliers --
33. Operation of a plant without separation equipment --
34. Benefits of a biogas plant --
35. Typical design calculation for an agricultural biogas plant --
36. Economics calculations for biogas plants --
37. Efficiency --
38. Installation with substrate dilution and subsequent water separation --
39. Installation with biomass accumulation --
40. Plants with separation of non-hydrolyzable biomass --
41. Percolation process --
42. Special plant installations --
43. Biogasholder --
44. Gas preparation --
45. Quantities of gas and measurement of gas quality --
46. Liquefaction or compression of the biogas --
47. Utilization of gas exclusively to generate heat --
48. Utilization of gas to generate current and heat --
49. Biogas for feeding into the natural gas network --
50. Biogas as fuel for vehicles
9783527327980
Biogas
Biogas industry
genanvendelse
biomass energy
Renewable energy sources
665.776 / DEU-B