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    The document describes three conditions related to backflow from a flare to a biodigester. 1) In the morning, temperatures are equalized and biogas flows to the flare. 2) During the day, biogas production increases due to mill operations and rising temperatures, continuing to flow to the flare. 3) When a membrane lifts suddenly, it releases biogas through a gas relief pipe, creating a vacuum that sucks biogas, air, and flame back from the flare into the digester, where it becomes stuck in a demister.

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    a possiblity of backflow from biodigester to flare.

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    The document describes three conditions related to backflow from a flare to a biodigester. 1) In the morning, temperatures are equalized and biogas flows to the flare. 2) During the day, biogas production increases due to mill operations and rising temperatures, continuing to flow to the flare. 3) When a membrane lifts suddenly, it releases biogas through a gas relief pipe, creating a vacuum that sucks biogas, air, and flame back from the flare into the digester, where it becomes stuck in a demister.

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    Backflow With Scenario

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    SaktiSiregar99
    The document describes three conditions related to backflow from a flare to a biodigester. 1) In the morning, temperatures are equalized and biogas flows to the flare. 2) During the day, biogas production increases due to mill operations and rising temperatures, continuing to flow to the flare. 3) When a membrane lifts suddenly, it releases biogas through a gas relief pipe, creating a vacuum that sucks biogas, air, and flame back from the flare into the digester, where it becomes stuck in a demister.

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    Backflow from Flare to Biodigester

    Condition # 1 : Morning Time


    T2 T3

    T1

    HDPE baffle
    mixer
    sludge layer

    Morning time, T1 = T2, T3 depend on Temp from POME 1. 2. 3. 4. Flare ON Dampener OPEN Biogas valve OPEN Gas relief pipe CLOSE ( lock by water ) Biogas flow to flare

    Condition # 2 : Day Time before backflow


    T2 T3

    T1

    HDPE baffle
    mixer
    sludge layer

    Day time, T2 = 60 deg C, T1 = 35 deg C, T3 depend on Temp from POME 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Flare ON Dampener OPEN Biogas valve OPEN Gas relief pipe CLOSE ( lock by water ) Membrane will start inflate due to biogas production is higher during mill operation and expansion from temperature increament Biogas flow to flare

    Condition # 3 : Day Time when Backflow happen


    T1 T2 T3

    HDPE baffle
    mixer
    sludge layer

    Day time, T2 = 60 deg C, T1 = 35 deg C, T3 depend on Temp from POME 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Flare ON Dampener OPEN Biogas valve OPEN Gas relief pipeOPEN ( when membrane lift up suddently ) Membrane will lift up some of gas relief pipe. Most of biogas will release from this pipe and make a vacuum effect to flame and air on flare area. This is when the flowback (back pressure) started. Biogas + air + flame suck to digester

    The flow to biodigester is stuck in demister because of fill media and an equilibrium between the pressure and then BOOM 4

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