biomass monitoring News

In this webinar (Thursday, February 13, 2014 @ 2:00pm EST) , we'll give you a brief overview of the technology, how it compares to traditional microbiological testing methods and an in-depth overview of the capabilities of 2nd Generation ATP testing in Biological Wastewater Treatment. Sign up today! Learn how 2nd generation allows you to: Detect toxicity ...

Feb. 11, 2014

By LuminUltra Technologies Ltd.

Washington State University and the Department of Energy's Pacific Northwest National Laboratory this week have dedicated a new building for the advancement of biomass research. At the Bioproducts, Sciences, and Engineering Laboratory, WSU & PNNL will work together to develop new solutions to some of the nation's largest energy problems, strengthen opportunities to move technology into ...

May 14, 2008

By Battelle - Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL)

The success of Harviestoun Brewery exemplified by their award winning beers, such as Bitter & Twisted, has seen them move from their old establishment to a new purpose built brewery in Alva. The facility has been designed to facilitate Harviestoun's particular ...

Jun. 14, 2005

By Strathkelvin Instruments Ltd.

Macclesfield-based Tidy Planet is bringing the latest Waste-to-Energy boiler technology – the Artificial Vision System (AVS) – to the UK business landscape.The news of food waste expert Tidy Planet’s partnership with Valencian-headquartered Sugimat – being the sole distributor of their industry-leading boilers – was announced earlier in the year. And the next chapter of this relationship is now ...

Oct. 4, 2018

By Tidy Planet Limited

In order to advance the state of technologies for assessment of microorganisms in bio-processing applications, such as wastewater & biosolids treatment, ethanol production, and biogas generation, LuminUltra Technologies Ltd., of Fredericton, has recently signed a Memorandum of Understanding with New Brunswick’s Centre of Excellence in Agricultural and Biotechnological Sciences (CESAB) of the ...

Sep. 25, 2008

By LuminUltra Technologies Ltd.

AMETEK Land launches a new ‘Biomass Magazine’ in an all new online format. The industry magazine looks at detection, measurement, monitoring and solutions for the Biomass fuel process. This special supplement focuses on the use of biomass fuels in the power generation industry. You’ll find features on safety monitoring at all stages in the biomass plant and the ...

Jul. 17, 2018

By AMETEK Land

The recent rise in approvals for the construction of renewable energy plants burning biomass has highlighted the need for specified monitoring equipment to be both cost-effective and flexible. Quantitech Director Dominic Duggan explains: “Whilst biomass power represents an important part of the Government’s strategy to produce energy from renewable sources and to reduce waste to landfill, a ...

Oct. 7, 2009

By Quantitech Ltd

The International Bioenergy Congress, organised by AVEBIOM, will deal with the legislative changes that will affect the sector over the coming years The regulations regardingenergy labelling for solid ...

Jun. 22, 2015

By Spanish Bioenergy Association (AVEBIOM)

The Huber RoDisc® Micro Screen has been designed for fine screening and polishing of many effluents, and can be used for ensuring compliance with meeting discharge consent standards or allowing water to be reused within the plant. The screen comprises a series of discs fitted with woven mesh down to 10 micron apertures which are slowly rotated on a central shaft all supported from bearings ...

Dec. 24, 2009

By Huber SE

CPM developed and tested the pellet mill roller speed measurement successfully. In combination with our famous automatic roller adjust type Lineator, it provides additional information for pelleting management which we did not see before: Automatic “zero - positioning” rollers Improved steam addition control Substantial manipulation of pellet ...

Oct. 3, 2014

By CPM Europe BV

On November 13-15, 2016 MANTECH exhibited at the American Water Works Water Quality Technology Conference in Indianapolis, Indiana. The conference was attended by over 800 water quality professionals to exchange the latest research and information. During the academic poster presentations, the PeCOD® Analyzer technology was highlighted in two research posters: A Standard ...

Dec. 1, 2016

By MANTECH Inc.

Bibliometric indicators (e.g. quantity and structural indicators) for measuring the number of scientific publications related to the Automatic Methane Potential Test System (AMPTS II) and their regional distribution around the world have been studied from 2010 to 2015 using available data from a number of literature databases. There are indications that the growth rate of publications in ...

Feb. 10, 2016

By Bioprocess Control Sweden AB

A rain of navigation signals falls constantly upon the Earth from GPS and the initial satellites in Europe's Galileo system, enabling an ever-increasing number of positioning and guidance services. Afterwards these microwave beams bounce back to space – where a proposed ESA mission aims to harness them as a scientific resource and explore their potential for terrestrial remote sensing ...

Apr. 15, 2009

By European Space Agency (ESA)

European biomass markets are fragmented and intransparent, writes Jakub Kucera, economic analyst at RSJ, a Prague-based investment company. With one exception: Lithuania has a well-functioning biomass spot market, Baltpool. Could this become a model for other European countries? The Lithuanians would like to expand. Getting a basic understanding of the oil market ...

Sep. 13, 2017

By Lithuanian Biomass Energy Association (LITBIOMA)

Three AQMesh pods have been monitoring air quality in Kenya as part of a study to measure the impact of using biogas as an alternative cooking fuel. Funded by the UK Research Council and led by a partnership between the University of Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership (CISL) and the Department of Chemistry, the project conducted a pilot study to test whether households using clean ...

Feb. 5, 2020

By AQMesh

Greenhouse-gas emissions from human activities do not only cause rapid warming of the seas, but also ocean acidification at an unprecedented rate. Artificial carbon dioxide removal (CDR) from the atmosphere has been proposed to reduce both risks to marine life. A new study based on computer calculations now shows that this strategy would not work if applied too late. CDR cannot compensate for ...

Aug. 3, 2015

By The Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research (PIK)

Greenhouse-gas emissions from human activities do not only cause rapid warming of the seas, but also ocean acidification at an unprecedented rate. Artificial carbon dioxide removal (CDR) from the atmosphere has been proposed to reduce both risks to marine life. A new study based on computer calculations now shows that this strategy would not work if applied too late. CDR cannot compensate for ...

Aug. 3, 2015

By GLOBE SERIES

Europe’s will to substitute a part of its fossil fuel origin energy consumption (petrol, gas and coal) by solid biomass (principally wood and wood waste, but also straw, crop harvest residue, animal and vegetal waste as well) is beginning to pay off. EurObserv’ER presents the current development of the solid biomass sectors and, for the first time, it also monitors organic urban waste. All of ...

Jan. 16, 2007

By European Forum for Renewable Energy Sources (EUFORES)

The growing pressure on countries to address climate change has given rise to a multi-million dollar international market for buying and selling emissions of greenhouse gases.   Under the Kyoto Protocol which came into force in February 2005, industrialized countries agreed to collectively reduce emissions of greenhouse gases by 5 percent by 2012 compared to 1990 levels. They can reduce ...

Jan. 11, 2008

By The World Bank

Satellites have given oceanographers an insight into a remarkable phenomenon – a significant extension of the Leeuwin Current curling around the southern tip of Tasmania and reaching as far north as St Helens. Remote sensing specialists at CSIRO's Wealth from Oceans Flagship have been observing the current in recent days using satellite data, and ocean measurements made near Maria Island on ...

Aug. 6, 2009

By CSIRO, the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation