Bernadette and Stephan Raming have operated a biogas plant in central Emsland since 2011. Due to constant development, including increased electrical output and flexibility, they faced the problem of additional storage capacity in 2017 due to the new Fertilizer Regulation.
With approximately 1.8 million kilowatt hours of residual heat available, they decided to dry the accumulated fermentation residues using the waste heat from their own CHPs. After various discussions and on-site inspections, they chose the dryer system with back mixing from Dorset Green Machines.
“As a result of the backmixing process, a granulated material is generated capable of being scattered on land, the CHP bonus generated and, last but not least, due to the positive experiences of other operators, the decision to install a Dorset dryer was not really difficult.”
Bernadette and Stephan Raming
After a quick set-up and short commissioning time thanks to the Dorset service team, the plant has been running virtually trouble-free and independently around the clock since July 2019. The Dorset dryer blends harmoniously into the overall picture of their biogas plant, completing their biogas concept.
“We are pleased that the plant has been running virtually trouble-free and independent around the clock since July 2019!”
Bernadette and Stephan Raming