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Further development of Soft-Top for the accumulation of biogas from storage tanks; Videreudvikling af soft-top til opsamling af biogas fra lagertanke

Abstract

Since the first prototype of Soft-Top for covering storage tanks was invented and tested on the biomass conversion plant at Farsoe, Denmark, in 1990-91, the interest in coverings for storage tanks has grown. The advantages these coverings give are a better utilization of biomass` gas potential by the collection of wastes with gas potential in the storage tanks, the elimination of ammonia and methane emission to the atmosphere, the improvement of the value of nitrogen fertilizers in the degassed liquid manures and the reduction of odour emitted from the storage tanks. The Soft-Top covering was demonstrated on a storage tank in Vegger which has a volume of 600 cubic meters and an average inner diameter op 13.3 meters. It functions as a buffer storage before delivery to farmers and the degassed manure slurries remain in the tank for eight days. A Soft-Top is a floating, gas-tight membrane covering which follows the level of the manure slurry in the tank. It is based on over-pressure which means that the membrane is stretched by the gas pressure. It has a solid border and a floater of galvanized iron to which it is fixed. The biogas is sucked from the storage tank by  More>>
Authors:
Publication Date:
Sep 01, 1993
Product Type:
Technical Report
Report Number:
NEI-DK-1366
Reference Number:
SCA: 098000; 090900; PA: DK-93:001958; EDB-94:017640; NTS-94:008717; ERA-19:006448; SN: 94001129699
Resource Relation:
Other Information: DN: In cooperation with Vegger Biogasanlaeg; PBD: Sep 1993
Subject:
09 BIOMASS FUELS; BIOMASS CONVERSION PLANTS; RETRIEVAL SYSTEMS; MANURES; SLURRIES; METHANE; COVERINGS; TANKS; STORAGE FACILITIES; PRODUCTION; OPTIMIZATION; 098000; 090900; WASTE MANAGEMENT; PROCESSING
OSTI ID:
10116678
Research Organizations:
Soft Top-Gruppen ApS, Farsoe (Denmark)
Country of Origin:
Denmark
Language:
Danish
Other Identifying Numbers:
Other: ON: DE94730346; CNN: Contract ENS-51161-91.0063; TRN: DK9301958
Availability:
OSTI; NTIS
Submitting Site:
DK
Size:
12 p.
Announcement Date:
Jun 30, 2005

Citation Formats

Henriksen, K. Further development of Soft-Top for the accumulation of biogas from storage tanks; Videreudvikling af soft-top til opsamling af biogas fra lagertanke. Denmark: N. p., 1993. Web.
Henriksen, K. Further development of Soft-Top for the accumulation of biogas from storage tanks; Videreudvikling af soft-top til opsamling af biogas fra lagertanke. Denmark.
Henriksen, K. 1993. "Further development of Soft-Top for the accumulation of biogas from storage tanks; Videreudvikling af soft-top til opsamling af biogas fra lagertanke." Denmark.
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title = {Further development of Soft-Top for the accumulation of biogas from storage tanks; Videreudvikling af soft-top til opsamling af biogas fra lagertanke}
author = {Henriksen, K}
abstractNote = {Since the first prototype of Soft-Top for covering storage tanks was invented and tested on the biomass conversion plant at Farsoe, Denmark, in 1990-91, the interest in coverings for storage tanks has grown. The advantages these coverings give are a better utilization of biomass` gas potential by the collection of wastes with gas potential in the storage tanks, the elimination of ammonia and methane emission to the atmosphere, the improvement of the value of nitrogen fertilizers in the degassed liquid manures and the reduction of odour emitted from the storage tanks. The Soft-Top covering was demonstrated on a storage tank in Vegger which has a volume of 600 cubic meters and an average inner diameter op 13.3 meters. It functions as a buffer storage before delivery to farmers and the degassed manure slurries remain in the tank for eight days. A Soft-Top is a floating, gas-tight membrane covering which follows the level of the manure slurry in the tank. It is based on over-pressure which means that the membrane is stretched by the gas pressure. It has a solid border and a floater of galvanized iron to which it is fixed. The biogas is sucked from the storage tank by a ventilator which, via a pressure transmitter and a transformer, regulates the pressure under the membrane. The methane is transported to the existing gas installation. The construction, which has been in operation since March, 1922, has shown itself to be stable in operation and the material is robust. The automatic control has functioned satisfactorily and can be controlled within an interval of 1mm water column. (AB)}
place = {Denmark}
year = {1993}
month = {Sep}
}