Anaerobic digester system
OwnerJack L. Ainsworth, Dan Atwood +1inventors
InventorsJack L. Ainsworth, Dan Atwood, Tom Rideout
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OwnerJack L. Ainsworth, Dan Atwood +1inventors
InventorsJack L. Ainsworth, Dan Atwood, Tom Rideout
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A process to recover energy, reduce pollution potential, and add value to organic waste such as animal manure is described. The process involves the anaerobic digestion of feedstocks, such as animal manure, at low to high temperatures in batch, semi-continuous or continuous reactors. The process makes use of existing handling and storage equipment at the farm and requires minimal supervision and skill by the operator. The system is not affected by high concentrations of volatile acids and ammonia or nitrogen. The productivity of the anaerobic digester system, in terms of methane a gas production and quality, is exceptionally high. The anaerobic digester requires only a singe reaction vessel. Consequently, the process is low cost and does not interfere with regular farm operations.
An anaerobic digester system for converting cellulose-containing feedstock into useful materials, wherein the system comprises:
An anaerobic digester system for converting cellulose-containing feedstock into useful materials, wherein the system comprises:
A method of converting an aqueous slurry of cellulose-containing feedstock into at least one useful gas and an enriched effluent, the method comprising the steps of:
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