Can the biogas produced anaerobically be sent to an incinerator? How to avoid explosion safety issues?

2020-12-29View Original

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Can the biogas produced anaerobically be sent to an incinerator? How to avoid explosion safety issues?

Reply #22020-12-30

First, the oxygen content in the generated biogas is strictly monitored and controlled； Secondly, it is necessary to estimate its calorific value, and the air-fuel ratio must be adjusted before introducing the burner ； Use dedicated delivery pipelines to prevent leaks.

Reply #32020-12-30

So, is there a risk of explosion when adjusting the air-fuel ratio?

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