Cellulase enzyme
Supports the bacteria that convert cellulose in fibrous materials such as straw and maize silage.
Enzymes are biological catalysts that accelerate the digestion process and increase methane yield.
Supports the bacteria that convert cellulose in fibrous materials such as straw and maize silage.
Enhances the conversion of pectin-rich feedstocks such as rye.
With the enzyme, the reaction speed of conversion of the raw material, for example maize silage, is increased and the digestate contains less undigested material. More gas is being produced from the same amount of raw material.
Or the digester already takes out all the gas from the raw material, but with help from the enzyme, more raw material can be added and still convert all the raw material to gas with a shorter retention time. In other words, a digester can digest more raw material than without the enzyme.
Even a short-term use of enzyme can reduce an unwanted floating layer of straw that originates from manure from barns or that is being used as a raw material.
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