What are the unit components of an anaerobic digester waste management system?
Anaerobic digestion systems have four components: a digester, a gas-handling system, a gas use device, and a manure storage to hold the treated effluent until land-applied. Solids separators are also common in dairy applications. Anaerobic digestion systems separate the treatment and storage functions. This design provides several financial benefits to producers, including: • Lower total volume requirements, which reduce excavation costs and the land area required for the waste management system. • Lower cover costs because of smaller lagoon surface areas. This multiple-cell process also improves environmental performance.
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