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A New Breakthrough in Biogas Treatment

Posted on Sunday, March 8, 2009 posted by posted by Mak @ 8:40 PM

Membrane Technology and Research, Inc. has just won a $70,000 grant to study the use of a low cost process to remove toxins from the methane generated by anaerobic digesters. The process is based on a new family of polymeric membranes with unique permeability/selectivity characteristics. Phase I will consist of improving the membrane’s performance and capability for reproduction. If that’s successful, Phase II will test a demo model in the lab and in the field.

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