Biogas and Dimethyl Ether are Providing Water, Fertilizer for an Intelligent Smart Soil

Volume 3- Issue 3

Johann Gruber Schmidt*

Received: June 15, 2018;   Published: July 03, 2018

DOI: 10.32474/CIACR.2018.03.000164

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Abstract

Biogas is well known in agriculture and food industry. In Austria we realized a project Hagenbrunn [1] nearby Vienna/ Austria, a biogas plant running on waste food and liquid biogenic waste. The electric power output is given with 1320kW ele, the thermal heat generation is given with 1800kW thermal heat realized with warm water (95 °C/60 °C), the substrate feed is given with 25, 000t/year, and the digestate coming out of the biogas plant is 35000t/year. The biogas generation of the different substrates, like waste food, grass, potatoes (e.g.) is done by measurements, testing and calculation and leads to the biogas generated by fermentation in a range of 700Nm³/h up to 800Nm³/h, with a methane concentration of 50% up to 65%. The biogas plant Hagenbrunn.

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