Vertical Biogas DIgester Design

 Source: Joel Canaria

 Observe a typical design of a digester.

Inlet - feeding occurs here having the largest diameter among all.

Gas outlet - biogas produced from the process goes out thru here connected to external storage.

Overflow - where slurry displaced by a new feeding goes out thru here.

Stirrer - to make sure agitation takes place. Optional for some practitioner.

Drain - to let the accumulated sediment to flow out thru to be discarded after operating for sometime. 


















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