International Biogas Course
20. Sep - 24. Sep 2010
5-day international biogas training course with excursion
Our training courses provide profound basic knowledge about the process of biogas formation, the principles of designing biogas plants, applied technology and safety aspects. The focus of our training courses are to combine practical experience with theoretical knowledge.
The international biogas training course in the University of Hohenheim includes a CDM-seminar, which can be also booked separately.
Training Course 2010
General Information
- Next Training Course in September 2010, Stuttgart, Germany
- If you are interested in receiving our newsletter and an early notification of our next IBBK International Training Course in English, please send us an brief Email
- On occasion, there are individual biogas training courses in different languages. Please contact us, for further information. For German language, please see www.biogas-intensiv.de
- Please make a request, if you wish an individual biogas training course on your own or for your company/institution with our biogas experts in Germany or abroad.
Program topics
- Climate protection, energy potentials, biogas in Germany and Europe
- Introduction into the digester biology, input substrates, gas yields from waste and energy plants, basic principles of process technology
- Environmental constraints, fertiliser spreading, ecological fertilizer management with biogas slurry, ecological evaluation, digestate processing
- Intoduction to biogas technology, digester and installation technology, process and feed in technology, safety aspects, stirring technology, biogas upgrading and biogas utilisation technology (CHP)
- Introduction into planning, construction and important building materials
- Ecological and economical feasibility, rate of return, savings, financing plan, international carbon trading
- Concept design and planning design, exemplary economic calculations introduction into a simple calculation and planning programme
- European approval conditions with the treatment of organic residues from trade and industry, safety standards with agricultural biogas plants