Biogas Automation

The first stage in biogas plants is the acceptance of organic waste into the facility and its proper preparation. SCADA-supported control systems optimize the feeding rates, ensuring balanced waste intake. Sensors analyze the type and content of the waste, determining the optimal feeding rate for the reactor.

The biological breakdown process of microorganisms in reactors is continuously monitored in real-time using SCADA systems. Parameters such as pH, temperature (35-40°C mesophilic, 50-60°C thermophilic), pressure, and sludge levels are constantly monitored to ensure optimal biogas production. PLC-based systems minimize fluctuations in gas production, ensuring a stable production process.

The produced biogas is purified of impurities before being transferred to storage units. Sulfur removal, moisture extraction, and carbon dioxide separation are carried out by automatic control systems. Through SCADA software, the quality of the gas is analyzed and optimal conditions for the storage process are established.

The generators and cogeneration systems that convert biogas into energy work in integration with automation systems. The gas flow rate, combustion efficiency, and energy output are continuously monitored to ensure the system operates at maximum efficiency. The produced energy is automatically directed to the grid or units within the facility.