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Biogas

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Total cards: 16•Content version: v3•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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Biogas is amixture of

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CH4 and CO2

#2
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Residue from biogas production can be used as

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agricultural fertilizer

#3
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What country is the world leader in the use of biogas

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Sweden

#4
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Biomethane is also known as

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RNG

#5
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How is biomethane produced?

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biogas upgrading

#6
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What can biomethane be used in

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engines as a renewable fuel

#7
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Biomethane production sequence:

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upgraderes remove CO2 from biogas - biogas is dried and cleand to remove impurities and upgraded to pure biomethane - can be used in peaking stations (a power plant that generates electricity only during times of high demand)

#8
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Biomethane feedstock

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human waste, sewage, food waste, distillery waste, agricultural products

#9
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Biogas before upgrading:

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40-50% CO2 & 50-60% CH4

#10
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After biogas upgrading:

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93-94% CH4

#11
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Biogas is formed from the:

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anareobic decompostion of organic material

#12
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Biogas can be used to

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generate elcetricity and heat via combined heat and power gas engine or can be cleaned to produce pure biomethane

#13
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Biogas creation is also called:

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biomethanization (biologically derived gases produced by metabolic products of groups of microorganisms called archaea and bacteria)

#14
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The microorganisms that create biogas feed off of

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carbohydrates, fats, proteins

#15
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Process by which carbohydrates, fats, and proteins become biogas:

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Hydrolysis (sugars and fatty acids) - acidogenesis (carbonic acids, aclhols, hydrogen, cabon dioxide, ammonia) - Acetogenesis (hydrogen, acetic acids, CO2) - methanogenesis (biogas, methane, CO2)

#16
Front (Question)

Anaerobic digestion can occur at what two temperatures?

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mesophilic and thermophilic (35-45 or 50-60)