Pig Manure Biogas Plant

Pig Manure Biogas Plant

A pig manure gobar gas plant project, also known as a swine waste biogas plant, is a facility that utilizes pig manure and other organic waste from pig farming operations to produce biogas through anaerobic digestion. This process involves breaking down organic matter in the absence of oxygen, resulting in the production of biogas primarily composed of methane and carbon dioxide.

YHR Pig Manure Biogas Projects

Wuhan Project

The Wuhan Project is a manure treatment initiative for Wuhan City's COFCO pig breeding base. Anaerobic fermentation of green energy biogas is produced using COFCO pig breeding base manure as a raw material. With a capacity of 2MW and an output of 20,00m ·/d, the biogas is used to generate electricity.

Chifeng Project

The project generates 10,000 m³ of biogas per day using pig dung as its raw material. The project generates power from methane and uses RIR technology to address the issue of heat balance in anaerobic systems in cold climates.

What is the Environmental Impact of a Piggery Biogas Design Plant?

A Pig Manure Biogas Plant significantly reduces greenhouse gas emissions by capturing methane from manure, mitigating climate change. It also minimizes odors and pollution, enhancing the quality of life for nearby communities. By converting organic waste into biogas, the plant reduces reliance on fossil fuels, contributing to sustainable energy production. Moreover, nutrient-rich digestate produced can be used as fertilizer, improving soil health and reducing reliance on chemical fertilizers. Overall, the plant promotes environmental sustainability through efficient waste management, renewable energy generation, and nutrient recycling, making it an essential component of sustainable agriculture and resource management.