A typical biogas plant consists of the following main components:
1. Digester tank: A sealed, anaerobic chamber where organic waste, such as animal manure, is decomposed by microorganisms to produce biogas.
2. Gas holder: A large container where biogas is stored after production. It is usually placed above the digester tank.
3. Inlet and outlet pipes: Used for feeding the organic waste into the digester and removing the digested slurry.
4. Slurry pit: The solid waste or slurry that remains after digestion is removed and can be used as a fertilizer.
Diagram:
(Here, you would include a labeled diagram of a biogas plant showing the digester tank, gas holder, inlet and outlet pipes, and slurry pit.)
Final Answer:
A biogas plant consists of a digester tank for anaerobic digestion, a gas holder for storing biogas, inlet and outlet pipes for feeding and removing materials, and a slurry pit for handling waste by-products.
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