Abstract
It has always been a big problem to build gastight digesters. Especially the Chinese fixed-dome biogas plants and digesters made out of concrete are creating many problems. There are different solutions to minimize gas leaks: using steel or plastic gas domes, avoiding brick- or concrete-made gas chambers by increasing the slurry level in the digester (e.g. the Borda-design), attaching a sealing directly into the walls and the ceiling. This sealing may consist of mortar, paraffine as well as synthetic materials based on tar, plastic or glassfibre. (orig./EF).
Citation Formats
Zimmermann, C, and Hohlfeld, J.
Sealing biogas plants with flexible plastic covers. Experiences gained with a German digester.
Germany: N. p.,
1984.
Web.
Zimmermann, C, & Hohlfeld, J.
Sealing biogas plants with flexible plastic covers. Experiences gained with a German digester.
Germany.
Zimmermann, C, and Hohlfeld, J.
1984.
"Sealing biogas plants with flexible plastic covers. Experiences gained with a German digester."
Germany.
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title = {Sealing biogas plants with flexible plastic covers. Experiences gained with a German digester}
author = {Zimmermann, C, and Hohlfeld, J}
abstractNote = {It has always been a big problem to build gastight digesters. Especially the Chinese fixed-dome biogas plants and digesters made out of concrete are creating many problems. There are different solutions to minimize gas leaks: using steel or plastic gas domes, avoiding brick- or concrete-made gas chambers by increasing the slurry level in the digester (e.g. the Borda-design), attaching a sealing directly into the walls and the ceiling. This sealing may consist of mortar, paraffine as well as synthetic materials based on tar, plastic or glassfibre. (orig./EF).}
place = {Germany}
year = {1984}
month = {Jan}
}
title = {Sealing biogas plants with flexible plastic covers. Experiences gained with a German digester}
author = {Zimmermann, C, and Hohlfeld, J}
abstractNote = {It has always been a big problem to build gastight digesters. Especially the Chinese fixed-dome biogas plants and digesters made out of concrete are creating many problems. There are different solutions to minimize gas leaks: using steel or plastic gas domes, avoiding brick- or concrete-made gas chambers by increasing the slurry level in the digester (e.g. the Borda-design), attaching a sealing directly into the walls and the ceiling. This sealing may consist of mortar, paraffine as well as synthetic materials based on tar, plastic or glassfibre. (orig./EF).}
place = {Germany}
year = {1984}
month = {Jan}
}