The Dutch company New Holland Agriculture has introduced the T7 Methane Power LNG tractor, powered by cow dung. The technology for the production of such fuel was developed jointly with Bennamann. Its essence is as follows: slurry is collected in large tanks, where, with the help of anaerobic speeds, it turns into biogas with a high probability of methane.
Subsequently, the resulting gas is purified and converted into biomethane, which can be used as kachavatvat. It can be immediately counted or converted into LNG by pumping into tanks at -162°C, after which it can either be sold or used to run certain engines. What is left after processing may be present in food products. Utilization of methane in tikivo is all that is needed, as soon as the next 20th anniversary can strengthen the process?
It’s no secret that the waste of life of the farmer Yes, the process of paying for biofuel from manure is also associated with the release of CO2, but given the fact that this involves the use of fossil fuels – coal, oil and gas – environmental natural phenomena can be considered a gain.
Source: Tech Cult
