Atmos Power Highlights the Process of Biogas Upgradation

AHMEDABAD, India - April 4, 2023 - PRLog -- The global demand for clean and eco-friendly fuel is on a constant rise, and so is the demand for biogas upgradation technology. However, the distribution of gas-reforming solutions still remains a global challenge. One of the primary reasons behind the challenge is the language or speech barrier. For example, compressed biogas is the name for upgraded biogas in India. Whereas some Asian countries name it BioCNG, in the North American region, it is RNG (Renewable Natural Gas). It is either known as upgraded biogas or renewable biomethane in the European area.

A spokesperson at Atmos Power, a leading manufacturer of biogas upgradation solutions, quotes, "Upgrading biogas is a noble solution that should reach masses. It is the process of refining biogas made from anaerobic digestion of agricultural waste, sewage sludge, food waste, and more to produce a gas similar to the composition of natural gas."

In layman's language, the process of upgrading biogas involves removing impurities such as hydrogen sulfide, carbon dioxide, and moisture because these components can make biogas unsuitable for some applications. Atmos Power, on its website, hosts an infographic process of biogas upgradation while delivering the knowledge of units used in each step. Let's look into it.

Step 1: Blower and double membrane balloons collect biogas from organic sources
Step 2: Pretreatment and desulphurization unit removes hydrogen sulphate and siloxane to clean the gas
Step 3: Chiller, heat exchanger, and moisture separator removes moisture to cool biogas
Step 4: Desiccant dryer dehydrates and reduces humidity to dry the gas
Step 5: Compact MPSA unit with multi-grade molecular sieves conducts one of the process's most essential and final steps by removing or separating carbon dioxide from biogas.

Atmos Power's biogas purification or upgradation equipment works on the minor pressure swing adsorption principle. It signifies that Atmos Power units function at a Bar G pressure of 0.7 in contrast to the other biogas upgradation equipment that performs at a Bar G pressure of 6 to 10 or higher. The system uses a routine process of cleaning, drying, and finally refining biogas to achieve biomethane.

Atmos Power is recognized for being among a small list of companies that guarantee a 99% or more methane recovery. Thus, contact Atmos Power if you look forward to biogas upgradation systems (https://www.biogaspurifier.com/biogas-upgradation/) that consume less energy and deliver the best.