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Design Considerations

Biogas Plant Developer Alerts

  • For developers designing or planning biogas plants we particularly recommend looking carefully at the following sections of the PAS110 or ADQP which may influence your decisions and have major implications for capital expenditure on your plant
  • The list is by no means exhaustive and reflects queries received by BCS so far
  • For further details of queries received and guidance given see BCS website under Guidance
  • Please note that when reviews of PAS110 or ADQP are carried out, the requirements for compliance may change and may invalidate some of the points below.   Please contact BCS for an update on when reviews are expected

 

Section in PAS110

Content

Implications

7.2.2

Pasteurisation is the default position for PAS110 – even for non ABP feedstocks - except when inputs arise from the producer’s holding and the digestate is also used on that holding.

A plant taking non ABP feedstocks may still require pasteurisation equipment capabe of meeting ABP standards

7.1.5

Digestate stored at the plant premises needs to be in covered storage, but once it has left the premises it does not need to be in a covered store. If the digestate is to be used on producers own premises/land no coverage is required at all

Storage of digestate on the premises will require coverage

11.2
Tables 1 & 2 (pages 30 & 33)
Also 12.2 for post validation

Test Parameters – Residual Biogas Potential Test (RBP)

The test measures whether full digestion has taken place – this may influence the retention times used for the plant and therefore the tonnage of feedstocks per year that can be treated

 

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