Did you know Microbiology activity can generate metthane gas?
By siZidni
@siZidni (1860)
Indonesia
January 30, 2010 12:14am CST
My company has ethanol plant, one of its utilities facility is a methane reactor. this methane reactor is using microbilogy living in sludge and kept in a huge tank. at the end it generate methane gas to be burn in to boiler engine.
do you know any plant that use the same technology?
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2 responses
@siZidni (1860)
• Indonesia
30 Jan 10
it's new for me too adhy. i am an accountant. but now i have to know all the process in my company plant in order to have the bigger point of view. i need to assess how much is the risk impact and what kind of controls that should be addressed on that process.
any way, i open this discussion to have a benchmark. pls let me know if you something later right.
@dragon54u (31634)
• United States
30 Jan 10
I have heard of this and that people are researching it in hopes of using it to power our cars, heaters, airconditioners and other things that we do not want to live without. This could be a wonderful advance!
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@siZidni (1860)
• Indonesia
30 Jan 10
i hate my computer. i have typed so many sentences to reply yours. but then it disappeared. i need to retype, again.
well
dragon, it's actually not a new technology at all. especially in a developed country.
but we use it since we need to recyle our liquid waste to be energy, at the end we can save some of our power energy needed.
if you have any literature or article about any plants in your country does such things. please share here.
thx u
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@dragon54u (31634)
• United States
30 Jan 10
I got mad at my computer, too, but quickly realized that myLot was having a nervous breakdown or something. I'm glad they finally fixed it!
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