Biogas Archives - Schmierer SEA

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reducing steam loss up to 95% in the degassing process

The blow off of exhaust steam vapor in the degassing process causes a continuous steam loss of 0.2-0.5%. The OxySteam Regulation System from Centec monitors and controls the steam exhaust by an Oxygen sensor and can be connected to an automated shut-off valve: savings up to 95% of steam loss easy installation ROI less than 1 year for 10ton+ boilers 3 months free testing with sensor return option

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Leading in Hydrogen Coriolis Mass Flow Metering

Rheonik Coriolis mass flow meters for Hydrogen H2 Flow Measurement for Dispensing, Storage and Custody Transfer

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Coriolis Massflow Power and Energy Applications

Rheonik Coriolis Mass Flow Applications for Power and Energy, Biogas, Biomass Power Generation

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Biogas Measurement Options

Biogas measurement provides data for biogas production, detects the efficiency of a fermentation tank, controls combustion efficency of the boiler and monitors greenhouse gas emission (CH4 and CO2)

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Oxytrans – continuous O2 measurement in liquids and gases

OXYTRANS/OXYSTEAM – optical oxygen sensor from Centec to cont. monitor O2 in liquids/gases for steam boiler water degassing, boiler feed water, deaerated water, soft drinks

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4 advantages of diaphragm pressure gauges

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Water Content/Moisture Measurement in pipelines, fuel tanks, refineries

Liebherr Litronic WMS II Rod Sensor P45-GD for precise water content/moisture determination in liquids for marine fuel, refineries, oil platforms, pipelines

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Flowtherm handheld – explosion proof – for gas and liquid flow

Multi functional handheld unit with data logger from Hoentzsch Germany for measuring flow rate, flow velocity, temperature, pressure and other variables of gases, mixtures or liquids in explosive atmospheres

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Measuring landfill gas

Portable or fixed measuring of landfill gas in single wells or at the gas well’s collecting pipe leading to the combined heat and power plant. Anaerobic landfill gas is generated after attrition of the enclosed oxygen. Biomass stored in landfill waste is metabolised in a multi-stage degradation process resulting in mostly methane (CH4) and carbon dioxide (CO2).