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Fine sediment and foam particles in the saturated biogas originating directly from the digestion can make it s way into the pipework system. In order to eliminate sediment accumulation in the pipework an ennox sediment trap can be used. The trap is installed after the reactor directly in the pipework. With a special nozzle at the trap inlet the saturated and contaminated gas is set into a spiral motion. The particulate matter separates from the gas on the side walls and passed into the collection point with the extracted water vapour. Discharge is carried out with a siphon. Additionally a spray and control connection can also be installed.

Condensation from saturated biogas collects at the lowest points in the pipework, in bends etc. This can negatively influence the effective operation of biogas systems. ennox condensate accumulator is installed at the lowest point in the pipework. The condensate gathers in the container where it can be discharged through a manual tap and/or an automatic siphon. As an option ennox will supply a level indicator or an automatic discharger.

Biogas can contain large quantities of poisonous hydrogen sulphide depending upon the fermentation process and which input materials are used. This gas can cause permanent damage to gas engines or other consumers of the biogas. The majority of the hydrogen sulphide gas can be effectively removed by using an ennox active carbon filter ACF. In addition, the active carbon filter can be used for the removal of damaging siloxane from the biogas, furthermore for the neutralization of unpleasant odours in outgoing air and tanks.