Biogas Purification Equipment

The primary components of biogas are methane and carbon dioxide. During the exothermic combustion process, carbon dioxide lowers the efficiency of heat utilization and flame temperature, leading to increased heating costs. Therefore, to fully utilize biogas resources, it is necessary to first remove carbon dioxide to meet specific operational requirements. Biogas purification here refers to the technological process of removing carbon dioxide from natural gas.

The biogas purification equipment produced by Tianjin Pioneer utilizes hollow fiber membrane gas separation technology, enabling efficient removal of carbon dioxide, thus producing high-quality gas from biogas (meeting automotive gas standards). The system, through dual-stage or triple-stage membrane separation, reduces the loss of the primary component methane during the processing, achieving methane purity of over 97% and a recovery rate of over 97%.