Biogas Upgradation Plant Manufacturer from Ahmedabad - Atmos Power Pvt. Ltd

Biogas Upgradation Plant Manufacturer from Ahmedabad - Atmos Power Pvt. Ltd Majority of the usable methane is found in the form of waste gas or biogas.

Biogas, which mainly comprises of CH4 and C02 is the most commonly used source for obtaining fuel worthy methane. The process of extracting the methane from the biogas is known as biogas upgradation or biogas purification. Today, there are many well-known technologies for biogas upgradation available in the market, but not all of them are as cost efficient.

As the biogas upgradation method is a relatively new form of harnessing energy, there are only a few companies that have a successful track record in this domain. One of these successful companies is AtmosPower, with more than +50 successfully running Biogas Upgradation Plants throughout southeast Asia.

After helping more than 50 of its clients to purify their biogas into Fuel Grade Bio-CNG, Atmospower is the unparalleled leader in the Indian Biogas Purification

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commissioning one of its largest upgradation systems with a flow rate of +6000m3/hour for a gas refinery in Indonesia.

Out of the 5 most common upgradation technologies, water scrubbing & PSA are the two most widely adapted. AtmosPower is an expert in the process of methane extraction and collection through its proprietary VPSA based biogas upgradation Technology. AtmosPower’s upgradation systems are the highest selling systems due to their low energy requirement and reduced capital investment. After thorough R&D and installation of +50 systems, AtmosPower’s

biogas upgradation systems can achieve methane levels of >98% in its product gas.

Another major hurdle is the fact that most upgradation providers cannot offer methane capture rates of more than 95%, which results in a significant loss of revenue for the client. Keeping this major hurdle in mind, AtmosPower’s upgradation systems are designed to offer methane capture rates of up to 99%, which was previously unheard of in the biogas upgradation industry.