Engine or generator:

Biogas can be burned in an engine or generator to produce electricity or heat. The type of engine or generator will depend on the desired output and the size of the biogas plant.

Feeding and mixing equipment: Organic matter must be properly mixed with water and microorganisms in the digester. Feeding and mixing equipment can include pumps, agitators, and mixers.

Monitoring and control equipment:

To ensure that the biogas plant is operating effectively, various monitoring and control systems are used. These can include sensors, meters, and control panels.

Piping and valves: A network of pipes and valves is used to transport the organic matter, water, biogas, and digestate throughout the biogas plant.

Safety equipment: Safety equipment, such as fire extinguishers, gas detectors, and emergency shutdown systems, is important to ensure that the biogas plant is safe for workers and the surrounding environment.