8 Feb 2019 Keywords: biogas; hydrogen production; fluidized bed membrane reactor; life cycle assessment; economic analysis. 1. Introduction. Hydrogen 

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High nutrient use efficiency is important for competitiveness in plant production. This project investigates intermediate crops (IC), harvested as biogas substrate, 

For the latter case, the produced biogas could be used internally for production of industrial process-steam and the biofertilizer used to replace mineral fertilizer in agriculture. • The biogas containing components should be frequently monitored to identify leakages. This includes surveys with leakage detection systems such as methane cameras and handheld lasers. Such a survey should be carried out every 1 to 3 years, depending on the status (age and number of leaks found) of the plant. Monitoring for Another important difference is that biogas in industrialized countries is mainly used in combined heat and power plants.

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November 2018; whole needed energy of the plant comes from biogas and . natural gas. 2014-11-01 The Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) of biogas-fed Solid Oxide Fuel Cell (SOFC) integrated with a CO2 recovery system is presented in this work. The goal of the work is to evaluate the environmental Objective of this study was to perform life cycle assessment (LCA) of a biogas plant which incorporates swine and food waste (7:3) as source materials for biogas production. materials in LCAs of different model-based biogas plants [7].

2016-02-01 · The general goal of LCA for biogas energy systems is to determine the environmental impacts of producing and utilizing biogas as an energy source, i.e., energy and material requirements as well as emissions to the (biotic and abiotic) environment. Different biogas LCA studies have one or more of the following specific goals: •

, energy  In this work, 15 life cycle assessment (LCA) studies of biogas systems from around Europe were reviewed. Biogas scenarios in all the studies had lower GHG  Aug 23, 2016 The environmental performance of this plant is compared with existing typical plants which are based on wet process. Biogas production systems  Keywords: biogas, kitchen waste, Life cycle assessment.

av P Börjesson · 2016 · Citerat av 15 — losabaserade drivmedel och biogas från organiskt avfall. och biogas, medan den för övriga biodrivmedels- kedjor ligger på Demo Plant).

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Different biogas LCA studies have one or more of the following specific goals: • In this work, 15 life cycle assessment (LCA) studies of biogas systems from around Europe were reviewed. Biogas scenarios in all the studies had lower GHG intensities than their reference systems. The study shows that the type of feedstock, e.g., maize, grass or animal manure is a determining factor for the environmental impacts of biogas systems. In this study, a lifecycle analysis (LCA) was carried out for two operational, typical crop- and waste-based biogas plants located in Germany and in Finland. LCA included all the stages of Biogas technologies are gaining prominence in the federal state of Lower Saxony (Germany).

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The evaluation is done through a life cycle assessment (LCA). Four biogas systems have been compared in the study: production of electricity and heat from. Estimation of primary energy production of biogas in Europe 2007.
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Finally, a comparison of biogas plant with landfill was performed using life cycle assessment (LCA) to determine environmental impacts, and economic  av D Palm · 2010 — elektricitet. Abstract: Life cycle analysis of biogas produced at a Swedish state-of-the-art sewage treatment plant (Kappala). Results calculated with no alloca. The evaluation is done through a life cycle assessment (LCA). Four biogas systems have been compared in the study: production of electricity and heat from.

The scope of the LCA included the entire farm. For a livestock farm, GHG emissions and primary energy demand (CED) were reduced by the integration of a biogas plant.
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av M Svanström · Citerat av 3 — jektets uppgift var att med hjälp av livscykelanalys (LCA) bedöma miljöpå- verkan av from resource extraction, via production, distribution and use, to final disposal. Andra funktioner, såsom produktion av biogas och utnyttjande av slam.

2016-02-01 LCA of Biogas production from purchased substrates In order to improve the yield of biogas plants, operators often purchase or cultivate substrates with high energy content. The environmental impacts due to the digestions of these substrates can be analysed with a life cycle assessment (LCA).


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This paper investigates simulation results of the thermodynamic performance of a 25 kWel small-scale solid oxide fuel cell model fuelled with biogas. Hereby, biogas is produced from a predefined group of substrates, namely, livestock effluents, energy crops, agricultural waste, and organic waste. For the analysis, average methane (CH4) content is assumed to lie between 50 and 60 mol % as large

In keeping with the cradle-to-grave concept of LCA, the energy and material flows of all processes necessary to operate the power plant are included in the assessment. The overall system consists of the production biomass as a dedicated feedstock crop, its transportation to the power plant, and electricity generation. Jan Lask Alejandra Martínez Guajardo Jan Weik Moritz von Cossel Iris Lewandowski Moritz Wagner"Comparative environmental and economic life cycle assessm Overview of background data used for the LCA in relation to effects associated with direct (e.g. biogas and s where P is typically the limiting nutrient for algae and plants growth.