Quick Answer: The Biogas Plant Working Model is a bench simulation of anaerobic digestion, showing how organic waste is turned into methane-rich biogas. It has a primary digester and a secondary gas holder, with PVC tubing and lock valves, on a powder-coated metal base frame.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
Continuous-flow anaerobic digester simulation
Dual chambers: primary digester and secondary gas holder
PVC tubing with secure-lock inlet and outlet valves
Pressure release mechanism for gas collection
Chemical-resistant polymer and reinforced glass components on a powder-coated metal base frame
Technical Specifications
Specification
Value
System type
Continuous-flow anaerobic digester simulation
Chambers
Primary digester, secondary gas holder
Inlet/outlet
PVC tubing with secure-lock valves
Materials
Chemical-resistant polymer, reinforced glass
Base frame
Powder-coated metal
Gas collection
Pressure release mechanism
About This Product
The model supports environmental science lessons by letting students follow slurry fermentation, gas building up in the holder and the pressure-driven delivery of the gas. It makes the link between organic waste and a usable fuel easy to see.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the main parts of the Biogas Plant Working Model?
A primary digester and a secondary gas holder, joined by PVC tubing with secure-lock valves, on a powder-coated metal base frame.
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