Glycerine

Crude glycerine with high gas potential.

From biodiesel to biogas

Glycerin is a byproduct from the production of biodiesel, where it is formed by a chemical reaction between alcohol and fats.

The product consists of crude glycerine with a content of fat, water and other residual components and is supplied for use in biogas plants.

Content (typical values)

  • Crude glycerine: 68–77 %
  • Fat/oil: 0–1 %
  • Water: 10–20 %
  • Sulphur: 1–2 %
  • Ash: 4–7 %

Features:

  • High gas production
  • Easy handling and delivery
  • Produced from animal fat from category 1 and 2 by-products. Not tied to the food market

Biogas potentials:

  • Approx. 280 Nm³ of methane per tonne
  • Approx. 560 Nm³ of biogas per tonne (50 % methane)

Regulation:
The product is handled in accordance with the Sludge Statutory Order.

In accordance with EU Regulation Nos. 1069/2009 & 142/2011

Contact

If you have any questions about glycerin or its use, please feel free to contact:

Rasmus Ulrik Hansen

Senior Relationship Manager
+45 51564704
ruh@daka.dk