pääkaasut
Pääkaasut, often translated as "head gases" or "main gases," refers to the gaseous byproducts produced during the anaerobic digestion of organic matter. This process, which occurs in the absence of oxygen, is commonly employed in biogas production. The primary components of pääkaasut are methane (CH4) and carbon dioxide (CO2).
The exact composition of pääkaasut can vary depending on the feedstock and the specific conditions of the
Methane is the valuable component of pääkaasut as it is a combustible gas that can be used
The management and utilization of pääkaasut are crucial aspects of anaerobic digestion. Effective capture and processing