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Station system for biogas

Biogas preparation plants Biogas infeed plants


Biogas preparation plants RMG by Honeywell has expanded its portfolio for biogas

Main components

technology with biogas preparation. The technology used

The main components of the biogas preparation plant are:

for gas preparation was developed in-house: UOP belongs

• Redundant compressor technology

to the Honeywell corporate group and is a long-time

• Crude gas pre-treatment with coalescer separator,

proven partner of the gas industry.

­active carbon filter, particle filter and pre-heating • Single or multi-stage diaphragm modules

UOP – long-time partner of the gas industry UOP, located in Illinois, USA is among the world’s l­eading

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• Thermal exhaust gas post-treatment according to TA Luft (German Technical Instructions on Air Quality)

providers of preparation processes using means of

• ICA and automation technology

diaphragm technology. For more than 60 years UOP

• Building in modular design

has ­provided solutions for gas preparation and is a leader as both a licensor and supplier. With five engineering

Benefits of the UOP diaphragm process

centres and 11 production locations, UOP has worldwide

• Proven and reliable preparation processes from the

representation in 16 countries.

­process industry: over 130 plants in use worldwide • No additional drying necessary due to separation of

Gas preparation with diaphragm technology

CO2, H2S and H2O from the crude gas in just one step

The UOP portfolio in gas preparation comprises customer-

• Without additives

specific solutions for acid gas washes, dehydration, liquid

• Direct infeed to high-pressure networks possible

removal, desulphurisation and mercury removal.

with variable system pressure of 18 bar and higher

In the biogas preparation sector, UOP offers a simple

• Various volume flows through modular design

and at the same time efficient solution using SeparexTM

• Low maintenance expenditure through the use

­diaphragms, enabling the removal of acidic gases and water from the crude biogas.

of non‑moving parts • Low spatial requirement due to compact design

Everything from one source The planning, production, installation, testing and ­commissioning of the turnkey biogas preparation plant are carried out by WÄGA Wärme-Gastechnik GmbH as a DVGW G 493-1 certified company located in Kassel, Germany. Layout and acceptance in accordance with DVGW VP 265-1.

Structure of the SeparexTM membrane

Plant technology The gas preparation using SeparexTM diaphragms is based on the principle of solution diffusions. Unlike the filtration process, undesired crude gas components like CO2, H2O and H2S diffuse through the diaphragm and the methane is retained. The result: an absolutely dry gas product conforming to DVGW G 260 with a process pressure of ­approx. 18 bar or higher. Model of a combined plant with biogas preparation plant and biogas infeed plant


Biogas infeed plants As a plant builder and component manufacturer of control, measurement and analysis technology, RMG by ­Honeywell has the technical equipment expertise and the necessary experience in the construction of stations, from the p ­ lanning to the automation to the service and maintenance.

RMG by Honeywell Experience and expertise in plant construction WÄGA Wärme-Gastechnik GmbH, a subsidiary of RMG, is a DVGW G 493-1 certified company. It has long‑time

3 Station automation example HC900

practical experience and competence in planning, ­production, installation, testing and commissioning of ­turnkey infeed and recovery projects for the biogas sector. • Implementation of numerous biogas infeed and biogas recovery projects

EMC 500

• Plants to customer specifications in modular design • Layout and design in accordance with DVGW VP 265-1 • Highest availability with the use of proven plant ­technology

Odorisation device GOE 07 ODM

• Experience in the use of compressor technology for the widest range of pressure and flow rate conditions (piston compressors, screw compressors, fans) • Automation and remote maintenance of the complete plant technology (compressor, conditioning, safety USZ 08

­technology, remote data transfer) • Assembly and commissioning as well as service and maintenance by qualified technicians

RMG by Honeywell Long-term component manufacturer

PGC 9302 with GC 9300

• Calibratable meters and flow correctors • Biogas PGC and analysis computer • Control devices, SSV and SRV • Odorisation plants • ICA and automation technology

Example of a biogas infeed plant


Reference projects Biogas infeed and biogas recovery plants Wetscherbruch biogas infeed plant, 2009

Fronberg biogas recovery plant, 2011

Einbeck biogas infeed plant, 2009

Rosdorf biogas infeed plant, 2011

Erdgas Münster GmbH Gas quality measurement, gas quantity measurement, compression (2 x 100 %) Piston compressor, 132 kW, 2-stage Flow rate: 800 Nm³/h Inlet pressure: 5 – 7 bar Outlet pressure: 60 bar

E.ON Avacon AG Gas quality measurement, gas quantity measurement, Air conditioning, drying Flow rate: 700 Nm³/h Inlet pressure: 0.1 – 0.25 bar Outlet pressure: 25 bar

E.ON Bayern AG Gas quality measurement, gas quantity measurement, compression (2 x 100 %) Piston compressor, 75 kW, 2-stage Flow rate: 2,000 Nm³/h Inlet pressure: 8 – 13.5 bar Outlet pressure: 22 – 25 bar

Stadtwerke Göttingen AG Gas quantity measurement, condensing (2 x 100 %) Screw compressor, 45 kW Flow rate: 1,000 Nm³/h Inlet pressure: 0.01 – 0.05 bar Outlet pressure: 1.0 – 3.5 bar

Schöllnitz biogas infeed plant, 2012

Einbeck compressor plant, 2009/2010

Spreegas GmbH Gas quality measurement, gas quantity measurement, LPG conditioning, Compression (2 x 100 %) Piston compressor, 75 kW, 1-stage Flow rate: 1,000 Nm³/h Inlet pressure: 5 – 11 bar Outlet pressure: 13 bar

E.ON Avacon AG Compression (1 x 100 %) Piston compressor, 160 kW, 3-stage Flow rate: 700 Nm³/h Inlet pressure: 0.1 – 0.25 bar Outlet pressure: 25 bar

Blaufelden & Emmertsbühl biogas infeed plant, 2010

EnBW Regional AG Gas quality measurement, gas quantity measurement, air conditioning, LPG conditioning, gas pressure control, compression (2 x 100 %) Piston compressor, 90 kW, 3-stage Flow rate: 265 Nm³/h Emmertsbühl inlet pressure: 4 – 6 bar Emmertsbühl outlet pressure: 0.6 – 0.75 bar Blaufelden inlet pressure: 0.6 – 0.75 bar Blaufelden outlet pressure: 12 – 38 bar

Ramstein biogas infeed plant, 2012

Stadtwerke Ramstein-Miesenbach GmbH Gas quality measurement, gas quantity measurement, LPG conditioning, Flow rate: 700 Nm³/h Inlet pressure: 5.5 – 7.0 bar Outlet pressure: 5.0 – 7.0 bar

Lambsborn biogas input plant, 2012/2013

Unsleben biogas recovery plant, 2010

Bayerische Rhöngas GmbH Gas quantity measurement, compression (1 x 100 %) Piston compressor, 90 kW, 3-stage Flow rate: 370 Nm³/h Inlet pressure: 1.5 – 1.8 bar Outlet pressure: 18 – 60 bar

Merzig-Fitten biogas input plant, 2010/2011

Open-Grid-Europe GmbH Gas quality measurement, gas quantity measurement, compression (2 x 100 %) Piston compressor, 160 kW, 3-stage Flow rate: 700 Nm³/h Inlet pressure: 4 – 7 bar Outlet pressure: 30 – 84 bar

Fürth biogas input plant, 2011

Infra Fürth GmbH Gas quality measurement, gas quantity measurement, LPG conditioning, compression (2 x 100 %) Piston compressor, 75 kW, 1-stage Flow rate: 700 Nm³/h Inlet pressure: 4 – 5.5 bar Outlet pressure: 6 – 16 bar

Creos Deutschland GmbH Gas quality measurement, gas quantity measurement, LPG conditioning, Compression (2 x 100 %) Piston compressor, 90 KW, 2-stage Flow rate: 400 Nm³/h Inlet pressure: 4 – 5 bar Outlet pressure: 23 – 40 bar

Allendorf biogas input plant, 2012/2013

E.ON Mitte AG, Gas quality measurement, gas quantity measurement, LPG conditioning, Compression (2 x 100 %) Screw compressor, 45 kW Flow rate: 220 Nm³/h Inlet pressure: 1 – 6 bar Outlet pressure: 5 – 17 bar

RVA Alteno, 2012/2013

Stadt- und Überlandwerke GmbH Luckau-Lübbenau Gas quantity measurement, condensing (2 x 100 %) Piston compressor, 55 kW, 2-stage Flow rate: 370 Nm³/h Inlet pressure: 2.2 – 3.2 bar Outlet pressure: 8 – 14 bar

More information If you would like to know more about our biogas solutions, contact your local contact person or visit our website www.rmg.com Honeywell Process Solutions WÄGA Wärme-Gastechnik GmbH Osterholzstrasse 45 34123 Kassel, Germany Phone: +49 (0) 561 5007-0 Fax:

+49 (0) 561 5007-207

Email: waega@honeywell.com www.rmg.com

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