biogas (Methane) to LNG

Cryogenic equipment to produce the liquefaction will be an enormous value compared to that of the gas obtained. Why not just pipe the gas to where it is needed and burn it, as a gas?

you'd consume about 50% of the landfill gas to get to LNG. One BIG cost is the clean up of the gas before going to a liquification plant.

I've designed small (25,000 gallon/day) and I've seen 1000 gallon per day units. In any case, you have to get the CO2 and water out of the gas, very tricky and expensive.

Hello!

Sometimes, we try to fix the wrong problem. Water is not the problem, the problem is that no one really cares.

Just sterilize the biogas using the components of water, HHO, O3, H2O2 > CH3, react this with H2O > H2 + solid carbon. The carbon is worth more than you will spend on the process.

The process has no odor and is safe and very cost effective, if anyone is interested, write: cg@technics.cc

Regards, Ciege

your equations make no sence and sound quite bogus. Give us a link. Posting an adress is spamming.

Mal,

You read my last post WRONG; biogas and methane are NOT the same, methane and liquified NG are the same thing.

What you want is to react methane with water, producing Hydrogen + solid carbon (NO CO2 nor CO) good, clean, safe (sterilized) with no ODOR.

The solid carbon would off set the cost of reacting the methane with water. If you require more info, just write