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Sign upA small scale anaerobic unit to treat organic wastes
A small scale anaerobic unit to treat organic wastes
The solution allows for a local treatment of organic wastes thanks to a small scale unit. The principle is based on the same anaerobic digestion that happens in the cow stomach and transforms organic matter into three ressources : (1) Biogaz composed of methane (CH4) that can be transformed into electricity, heat or even biofuel. (2) Solid fertilizer, similar to a classical compost, to restitute the organic elements into the soils. (3) Clear water for local needs : cleaning and watering. Modul'O is industrialized and prefabricated. As a result, it can be installed quickly, being fully automated and connected. Each module can also be customized to answer specific needs.
Tryon Environnement
Turnkey solutions to transforme biowastes into energy, water and fertiliser at local scale
Agoranov
Agoranov is a public science & tech incubator.
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