Disintegration technology for biogas and sewage treatment plants
Mechanical disintegration methods for optimized processes
Optimal substrate disintegration is key for determining biogas yield. The reduction of the particle size and the simultaneous defibering increases the surface area of the solid matter used. This helps bacteria get the nutrients better, speed up the chemical reaction which results in increased gas yield.
The positive side effects of mechanical substrate disintegration using the DisRuptor are countless. Floating layers in the biogas plant are avoided and the viscosity of the organic suspension reduced. This means that less power is required and consumed by the mixers and pumps. By opting for Vogelsang's disintegration technology, customers can optimize their biogas plants to achieve greater yields withlower energy consumption.
Suitable for mechanical disintegration of solid matter
DisRuptor
- Increases the target surface for the bacteria
- Reduces the viscosity
- Accelerates and increases gas production
- Ensures high throughput
For use in
Suitable for mechanical disintegration of solid matter
DisRuptor
- Increases the target surface for the bacteria
- Reduces the viscosity
- Accelerates and increases gas production
- Ensures high throughput
For use in
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