Biogas can be used as a source of energy, resulting from an anaerobic digestion process of organic matter. It mainly consists of methane and carbon dioxide plus small amounts of other gases, but the concentration of these two main elements affects most the result of the final mixture.
CH4 and CO2 measurement is a key part during the whole process, as it may indicate not only the efficiency, but also a warn of danger. Edinburgh Sensors developed reliable products to detect the concentration levels of the gases with a 0-100% range considering the effective mixture.
Biogas can be produced from agricolural waste, manure, sewage and food waste to be used as a fuel, for heating purposes or to be converted in electricity and heat. Gas detection is crucial in every step and reliable instruments are foundamental for safe and quality standards.
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