Product Description:
Flexible Biogas Digester Tank is an innovative product tailored for biogas fermentation, catering to a range of settings such as households, farms, agricultural cooperatives, and small-scale industrial ventures.
Crafted from high-strength and eco-friendly materials, these digesters boast flexible specifications, allowing for the customization of various tank types to suit users' specific requirements and accommodate diverse needs.
The Flexible Biogas Digester not only contributes to environmental improvements but also promotes the efficient utilization of resources, rendering it an optimal option for sustainable energy advancement.
Features:
Improving the environment and utilizing resources:
Through biogas fermentation, organic waste is converted into clean energy, reducing environmental pollution. The product comes with a 5-year warranty, providing peace of mind for users.
Excellent durability:
- Frost resistance: can withstand extremely cold environments as low as -30 ℃.
- Anti-exposure performance: can withstand high temperature exposure up to 70 ℃.
- Lightning protection, earthquake resistance, corrosion resistance: adaptable to various harsh weather and geographical conditions.
- Leak-free design: ensures an efficient and stable biogas fermentation process.
Economical and practical:
- Lightweight: The entire equipment weighs only 10-20 kilograms, making it easy to transport and install.
- Foldable and small in size: easy to transport and carry, reducing logistics costs.
- Removable installation: flexible to adapt to different site requirements.
Why Choose Our Flexible Biogas Digester?
Efficient fermentation: Optimize the design to ensure high biogas generation efficiency and maximize energy utilization.
Environmental Innovation: Reduce organic waste pollution and promote resource recycling.
Global applicability: It has been widely used in multiple countries and regions and has received high praise from users.
Applications:
Household use: Provide clean energy for households, used for cooking, lighting, etc.
Farms and agricultural cooperatives: Processing livestock and poultry manure, crop waste, and generating biogas for power generation or heating.
Small industrial projects: Utilizing organic waste to produce biogas and reduce energy costs.
