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If an anaerobic reactors operates at 1 atm and 35°C produced 20 m³/d of biogas with CH₁ of 50%, calculate the electrical and thermal energy production from the anaerobic reactor at 1 atm and 0 °C. Assume the electrical and thermal energy efficiency of the conversion engine was 35% and 45%, respectively, the energy content of CH₁ at 0°C is 37.3 MJ/m³, and there was no pressure different.

If an anaerobic reactors operates at 1 atm and 35°C produced 20 m³/d of biogas with CH₁ of 50%, calculate the electrical and thermal energy production from the anaerobic reactor at 1 atm and 0 °C. Assume the electrical and thermal energy efficiency of the conversion engine was 35% and 45%, respectively, the energy content of CH₁ at 0°C is 37.3 MJ/m³, and there was no pressure different.

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STANDARD STATE Discussion: If an anaerobic reactors operates at 1 atm and 35°C produced 20 m³/d of biogas with CH4 of 50%, calculate the electrical and thermal energy production from the anaerobic reactor at 1 atm and 0 °C. Assume the electrical and thermal energy efficiency of the conversion engine was 35% and 45%, respectively, the energy content of CH4 at 0°C is 37.3 MJ/m³, and there was no pressure different.
Transcribed Image Text:STANDARD STATE Discussion: If an anaerobic reactors operates at 1 atm and 35°C produced 20 m³/d of biogas with CH4 of 50%, calculate the electrical and thermal energy production from the anaerobic reactor at 1 atm and 0 °C. Assume the electrical and thermal energy efficiency of the conversion engine was 35% and 45%, respectively, the energy content of CH4 at 0°C is 37.3 MJ/m³, and there was no pressure different.
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