Biogas to Power Train

A gas train that scrubs, dries and boosts raw biogas so it reaches gas engines clean, dry and at the right pressure.

Biogas to Power Train
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Overview

Clean, dry gas at a steady pressure for your engines

CRA supplies the gas train that prepares raw biogas for gas engines and CHP: H₂S scrubbing, refrigerated drying and a booster, engineered as one package and sized to the engines it feeds. A flare connection can be included so that surplus gas has a safe route when the engines are offline.

Stages

Scrubbing, drying and boosting

End use

Gas engines and CHP

Flare

Connection available

Supply

Skid-mounted package

Technology Explained

What is a biogas to power train?

A biogas to power train is the equipment between the digester and the gas engines. Engines need biogas that is low in H₂S, free of moisture and supplied at a steady pressure, and the train delivers the gas in that condition.

How it works

Raw biogas passes through scrubbing, drying and boosting before it reaches the engines.

1
H₂S scrubbing

A biological scrubber removes the H₂S, or a chemical scrubber with biological regeneration where the load is very high.

2
Drying

Refrigerated drying removes moisture and condensate.

3
Boosting

The booster holds the supply pressure the engines need.

4
Gas to the engines

The conditioned gas goes to the gas engines or CHP.

5
Surplus gas

A flare connection gives surplus gas a safe route when the engines are offline.

Key Benefits

1
Engine Protection

Scrubbing removes H₂S before it can corrode engine parts and degrade the oil.

2
Dry Gas

Refrigerated drying removes moisture and condensate ahead of the engine.

3
Steady Supply Pressure

The booster holds the pressure the engine needs across the flow range.

4
Matched to the Engines

The train is sized to the engines it feeds and their fuel gas specification.

5
Flare Ready

A flare connection gives surplus gas a safe route when the engines are offline.

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1200

Nm³/hr

<100 ppm

H₂S

5 to 8°C

Dew Point
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The CRA Edge

Proven Expertise

CRA has more than 30 years of experience in gas handling and flare engineering.

In-House Strength

Design, R&D and manufacturing are carried out under one roof.

Global Compliance

ISO 9001 certified through TÜV NORD, with designs aligned with ASME, API and CE.

Tailored Solutions

Designs are customised to the process needs and the regulations that apply at site.

Applications

Gas engines and CHP
Distillery biogas
Food processing effluent
Engine retrofits
Sewage treatment plants
Agricultural biogas
Captive power
Boiler fuel gas

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Frequently Asked Questions

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What does the biogas to power train include?

It includes H₂S scrubbing, refrigerated drying and a booster, engineered as one package for gas engines.

Which scrubber does the train use?

For engine duty CRA usually supplies a biological scrubber. Where the H₂S load is very high, a chemical scrubber with biological regeneration is used.

Can the train feed an existing engine?

Yes. CRA sizes the train to the engine's fuel gas specification and supply pressure.

What data does CRA need for an offer?

CRA needs the biogas flow range, its composition including H₂S, the engine make and fuel gas specification, and the site conditions.

Does CRA supply the flare as well?

Yes. CRA supplies enclosed biogas flares and can include one with the train.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the biogas to power train include?

It includes H₂S scrubbing, refrigerated drying and a booster, engineered as one package for gas engines.

Which scrubber does the train use?

For engine duty CRA usually supplies a biological scrubber. Where the H₂S load is very high, a chemical scrubber with biological regeneration is used.

Can the train feed an existing engine?

Yes. CRA sizes the train to the engine's fuel gas specification and supply pressure.

What data does CRA need for an offer?

CRA needs the biogas flow range, its composition including H₂S, the engine make and fuel gas specification, and the site conditions.

Does CRA supply the flare as well?

Yes. CRA supplies enclosed biogas flares and can include one with the train.

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