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Manufactured by:BioCNG, LLC based inMadison, WISCONSIN (USA)
Turn anaerobic digestion biogas into a cost effective, green vehicle fuel. When activated sludge from a POTW-WWTP is kept in an anaerobic environment, specialized bacteria develop that use the excess sludge as a source of organic matter for anaerobic digestion, a series of processes in which microorganisms break down biodegradable material in the absence of ...
Manufactured by:BioCNG, LLC based inMadison, WISCONSIN (USA)
Sour gas means any gas containing significant amounts of hydrogen sulfide (H2S). Natural gas is usually considered sour if there are more than 5.7 milligrams of H2S per cubic meter of natural gas, but this can vary by state. Sour gas is usually flared or vented, but if “sweetened” or conditioned, it could make an excellent source of biogas for use in a BioCNG alternative fuel ...
Manufactured by:BioCNG, LLC based inMadison, WISCONSIN (USA)
Coal mine methane is released from the coal and surrounding rocks by mining. In underground mines, it can create an explosive hazard to coal miners, so it is removed through ventilation and degasification systems. In abandoned mines and surface mines, methane might also escape to the atmosphere through natural ...
Manufactured by:BioCNG, LLC based inMadison, WISCONSIN (USA)
Syngas is a gas mixture made up of carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide and hydrogen. It is produced due to the gasification of a carbon containing fuel to a gaseous product that has some heating value. Examples of syngas include gasification of coal, waste to energy gasification, and steam reforming of natural gas to generate hydrogen. Syngas can be used to produce diesel, or converted into methane, ...
Manufactured by:BioCNG, LLC based inMadison, WISCONSIN (USA)
Cleaned and conditioned, it makes a cost effective, green vehicle fuel. Municipalities and others have long been looking for ways to make the best possible use of landfill gas (LFG) created by anaerobic processes at their landfills. Now, landfill owners and operators with active LFG collection systems can use the BioCNG™ system to convert LFG into CNG fuel – at about half the price of ...
Manufactured by:BioCNG, LLC based inMadison, WISCONSIN (USA)
Compressed natural gas (CNG) fuel is ideal for fleet managers looking for alternatives to costly gasoline and diesel fuel. Natural gas vehicles (NGVs) are good for our economy, our environment, and your bottom line. Driven by record amounts of industry investment and government incentives, more and more fleets are turning to NGVs, which use clean, inexpensive, and abundant natural gas as a ...