ibert Rapid Cellulose Bioreactor

2019-03-102019-03-10

How you calculate your RaCBio system

This Table show th different options in combination with your RaCBio.

For more details use our new overview calculations sheet.

RaCBio Pre-Design

2019-03-042019-03-04

A complete biorefinery, developed by nature

Overview of central systhesis steps inside the „bioreactor“

RaCBio is a “Mechanical Cow” and produce biogas out of am container.

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2020-09-24

Our RaCBio processes flow

What our process flow form farmland to energy

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2019-03-302019-03-30

Sugar Cane Pulp Market Capacity, Production, Revenue, Price and Gross Margin, 2018-2023

Sugar cane pulp is a raw by-product of sugarcane waste that is compostable and organic in nature.

2019-03-302019-03-30

Biogas To RNG Projects: What, Why And How – BioCycle BioCycle

With prices for renewable electricity low in many states, biogas producers are turning to the renewable natural gas marketplace. This road map is a valuable navigation tool.

— Read on www.biocycle.net/2019/03/11/biogas-rng-projects/

2019-03-162019-03-16

The European Union Is Helping These Islands To Go Renewable

On our world are much more islands with resource what they can use to produce energy in an different way. #RaCBio is one product who use cellulose to produce #biogas from it.

Cellulose are the koste common recourse on our entire planet.

www.forbes.com/sites/jamesellsmoor/2019/03/11/the-european-union-is-helping-these-islands-to-go-renewable/

2019-03-15

What is the different between ruminats and non-ruminants

Ruminants are animals which chew the cud. Cud is un chewed grass taken into the rumen which is returned to the mouth for chewing (regurgitation). Examples include Goats, Sheep, Cattle, Antelopes and Buffalos.
They have a complicated stomach consisting of four chambers.

RUMINANTS	NONRUMINANTS
1) Have a four chambered stomach	1) Have a single stomach
2) Chew cud	2) Do not chew cud
3) Ptyalin is absent in the saliva	3) Ptyalin is present in saliva
4) Most digestion and absorption takes place in the stomach	4) Most digestion and absorption takes place in the ileum
5) Can digest cellulose with the help of cellulose from bacteria	5) Cannot digest cellulose

Other animals like termites eat wood, dry leaves etc which also contain cellulose. The digestion of cellulose in termites is also done by cellulase enzyme produced by protozoans which live symbiotically with the termites. The products of cellulose digestion may be glucose or acetic acid in other animals.