Project Research : Biological Removal of H2S (Hydrogen Sulfide) from Biogas.

Biogas consist mainly of methane (CH4) and carbon dioxide (CO2), with smaller amounts of water vapor and trace amounts of hidrogen sulfide (H2S) and other impurities. Various degrees of gas processing are necessary depending on the desired gas utilization process. H2S is typically the most problematic contaminant because it is toxic and corrosive to most equipment. Removing H2S as soon as possible is recomended to protect downstream equipment, increase safety, and enable possible utilization of more efficient technologies as microturbines and fuel cells.

Biodigister of Biogas

Equipment process

Manure cow is media to removing H2S in Biological

Sulfur Analyzer to analyze concentration removing of H2S

Sampling Bag after process removal of H2S, and biogas secure to use as renewable energy