Landfill gas is produced by the decomposition of organic compounds and materials in waste. A distinction is made between aerobic and anaerobic processes. The composition of the gases depends heavily on the age of the landfill, the type of deposited materials, and the fill. For the first two months after filling, the gas contains higher levels of nitrogen and oxygen from the incoming air and hardly any carbon dioxide or methane. Immediately after sealing the landfill, the carbon dioxide content increases dramatically, while methane takes several more months and only begins to decompose with the onset of anaerobic
phase is formed.
Areas of application
- Gas compressor station for extracting landfill gas
- Gas purification and gas analysis
- Gas flare system for landfill gas over 35% methane
- Support gas burner under 35% methane
- Lean gas utilization RTO
Optional
- Regulatory criteria according to specifications
- Remote maintenance
- Implementation according to CDM/JI projects
- Integrated gas flare
- Integrated control of the CHP plants
- Gas cooling and conditioning
- Activated carbon filters for CHP plants
- Service contract according to customer requirements
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