METHANISATION
The Design Office in Vannes
In the heart of the Gulf of Morbihan, an enthusiastic and experienced team is committed to offering cutting-edge technical solutions adapted to your needs.
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Our ambition? Intelligently and confidently bring to fruition projects that meet the ecological and economic challenges of the future.
Une solution pour chaque situation
La méthanisation est un procédé anaérobie de transformation des résidus et déchets organiques en énergie décarbonée et renouvelable (Biogaz) tout en produisant un engrais vert destiné à enrichir les sols et favoriser le développement des cultures. ​
LISTENING & ADAPTABILITY
Thanks to the pooling of its experience in the field and complete mastery of Solidworks, our Design Office knows how to reconcile constraints, technical and budgetary requirements of customers.
In constant interactivity with the project stakeholders, he daily raises his level of adaptability and provides rational and efficient responses.
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Our Design Office mobilizes all its know-how to be the place where promising projects come to fruition.
Composting in a Dome
Construction of the floor and walls in XA3 concrete (high resistance to the corrosive environment of the fermentation process), with an opening at the entrance for the passage of the machine during the filling and emptying of the bins. The cover is a lightweight structure composed of a galvanized steel metal frame and a translucent tarpaulin. The door closing the entrance during the composting phases is of the same design.
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Composting under breathable membranes
Composting in concrete bins:
Floor construction (with integration of air lines) and XA3 concrete walls (high resistance to the corrosive environment of the fermentation process), with an inlet opening for the passage of the machine during the filling and emptying operations of the compartments. The air lines can also be positioned on a slab under the material.
Free windrow composting:
Formation of windrows without retaining veils, with or without ventilation by air lines. Depending on the ventilation of the windrows, these lines can be either integrated into the slab or above ground.