Biogas flow measurement & recording in a reputed Starch industry, Gujarat

Leomi Biogas Flow Measurement

Starch plant

Problem

Starch products are produced from corn processing. The process effluent waste water produces Biogas as a by-product with the help of the fermentation process. Biogas produces waste-gas (Biogas flow measurement) used for heating boilers and generators for energy conservation.

  • Biogas is generated at very low static pressure approx. 800mmwc to 1200 mmwc.
  • Biogas generate with low velocity & contains high moisture content ( 3%-5%Vol)
  • Existing orifice/ vortex flow meter doesn’t work at low flow rates.
  • Existing orifice / vortex flowmeter creates high pressure drop so have to increase pressure by the blower system with additional investment

Solution

Leomi – 586 Insertion Thermal Mass flowmeter

  • High turndown down ratio of 100:1 against 4:1 of existing installation.
  • No pressure drop against the existing flow meter can be installed after the gas holder, saving energy cost by removing the blower system.
  • High accuracy against orifice/ vortex flowmeter
  • Works well even in high moisture content
  • Doesn’t require shutdown for installation
  • No maintenance than the existing flow meter used.

Customer

Highly reputed starch plant, Gujarat

Product

LEOMI- 586, Insertion Thermal Mass Flowmeter

Why Leomi?

  • An ISO 9001:2015 company, Startup India recognized
  • German technical collaboration Engineered in India
  • India’s First In-house fully automatic wind tunnel calibration system
  • Product quality proven for more than 20 years installed worldwide.

Installation Facts

biogas flow measurement

Leomi 586 is installed in the biogas generation pipeline after a gas holding tank in 6” (DN100) pipe with flow rates of 600Nm3/hr range. Works even in high moisture conditions and at very low flow rates upto 3 Nm3/hr as well. Working trouble free since year May’2019 at customer site.

leomi mass flow meter

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