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Methane Biogas

The Explosive Limits for Methane Biogas Explained

If this website looks a bit strange today, please be patient. We are carrying out a major upgrade. Come back again soon!Q: What is meant by the “explosive limits” for methane? A: Explosive Range and Flammability – A gas that will burn is said to be “flammable.” Any flammable gas can explode under certain conditions. The range […]

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Carbon Trading in the EU Emissions Trading Scheme

If this website looks a bit strange today, please be patient. We are carrying out a major upgrade. Come back again soon!Frequently Asked Questions in Carbon Trading How does the EU Emissions Trading Scheme (the “EU ETS” – also referred to as CCTS, and CDM) affect the Waste Industry? First of all – both hazardous […]

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Passive Landfill Gas Biofilter Research Reveals Potential as an Effective and Viable Option

If this website looks a bit strange today, please be patient. We are carrying out a major upgrade. Come back again soon!The Landfill Gas Biofilter – Developing Bio-oxidation Filter Technology for Landfill Gas Treatment During the Long Period of Dwindling Gas Yields at Modern Sanitary Landfills (This article is based upon a paper ref: M. Huber-Humer; […]

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Methods of Siloxane Removal from Biogas

If this website looks a bit strange today, please be patient. We are carrying out a major upgrade. Come back again soon!There are at least 5 methods of siloxane removal from biogas which have been used. This remarkable range of methods is described below. First, we will define what siloxane is and explain why it […]

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Methane Gas Facts and Basic Processes Of Waste Decomposition

If this website looks a bit strange today, please be patient. We are carrying out a major upgrade. Come back again soon!Methane Gas Facts 1. Methane comprises about 50% of landfill gas, and is the most reduced organic molecule. In other words, no further conversions to simpler organic molecules are possible once methane has been produced. […]

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Why Landfill Gas Recovery is Important

If this website looks a bit strange today, please be patient. We are carrying out a major upgrade. Come back again soon!The Importance of Landfill Gas Recovery in Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions and the Proportion of Active Landfill Gas Recovery Achievable Over the Life of a Modern Sanitary Landfill Due to its high content of […]

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Landfill Gas Emissions and Health Effect of Landfill

If this website looks a bit strange today, please be patient. We are carrying out a major upgrade. Come back again soon!Health Effects of Landfill and Landfill Gas The context for the “Emissions and Health Impacts Associated with Waste Management” report, is a UK Government Strategy Unit Report commissioned to assess health effect of landfill (if any […]

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Landfill Gas Cut-Off Trenches for Landfill Gas Migration Control

If this website looks a bit strange today, please be patient. We are carrying out a major upgrade. Come back again soon!Landfill gas cut-off Trenches can be successfully used for landfill gas migration control where landfill gas is escaping from a landfill underground and threatening to enter properties, or causing the die-back of trees and […]

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Hazards of Landfill Gas And Risks to Building Development

If this website looks a bit strange today, please be patient. We are carrying out a major upgrade. Come back again soon!Understanding the hazards of landfill gas and evaluating the risks in relation to the location and form of building development, is fundamental to arriving at a successful and safe design strategy. The major hazards […]

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