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Digesters & Biogas Systems
Anaerobic
Biogas
Biogas Storage
CHP
Digester
CM Aquatechnik supplies anaerobic sludge digesters for stabilisation of primary and secondary sludge with simultaneous biogas (methane) production. Available in fixed-cover, floating-cover, and membra
Technical Specifications
| Digester Types | Fixed-cover CSTR · floating-cover · gas-holder |
| Capacity | 100 – 50,000 m³ digester volume |
| Retention Time (HRT) | 15 – 25 days |
| Temperature | Mesophilic 32–38 °C · thermophilic 50–55 °C |
| Biogas Yield | 0.4 – 0.5 m³ biogas / kg VS destroyed |
| Biogas Composition | CH₄ 60–70% · CO₂ 30–40% |
| VS Reduction | 45 – 65% |
| Biogas Utilisation | CHP engine · boiler · flare |
| Electrical Output (CHP) | 1 – 5,000 kW (plant size dependent) |
| Standards | CE · ATEX · DVGW · DIN EN 12255 |
48h quote turnaround
CE & DIN certified
Worldwide shipping
Technical support included
Product Overview
CM Aquatechnik supplies anaerobic sludge digesters for stabilisation of primary and secondary sludge with simultaneous biogas (methane) production. Available in fixed-cover, floating-cover, and membrane-cover CSTR (completely stirred tank reactor) configurations. Biogas collection and utilisation systems for CHP (combined heat and power) generation or safe flaring are supplied as complete systems.
Key Features
- Biogas recovery reduces net energy cost of sludge treatment to near zero
- CHP engine generates electricity and heat from biogas — revenue from energy
- VS destruction of 50–60% reduces final sludge disposal volume and cost
- Floating-cover digester allows variable gas storage with constant pressure
- ATEX-certified gas handling and electrical equipment throughout
- Complete system: digester, mixer, heat exchanger, gas storage, CHP, flare
Applications
Municipal WWTP sludge stabilisation
Industrial sludge anaerobic digestion
Food waste co-digestion (FW + sludge)
Agricultural slurry and manure digestion
Brewery and distillery by-product digestion
Energy-neutral WWTP design
