Posted on 3/9/2020
Siloxanes, present in small concentrations in biogas, interfere with the operation of biogas-to-energy facilities. Unlike sulphides, silicones do not react with water to form acids. However, during combustion, the siloxane molecules are broken down a
Siloxanes, present in small concentrations in biogas, interfere with the operation of biogas-to-energy facilities. Unlike sulphides, silicones do not react with water to form acids. However, during combustion, the siloxane molecules are broken down and release oxygen and silicon.
Silicon combines with other elements forming silicates, silica and other crystalline comp...