A waste treatment system, includes: at least one reformer for hydrolyzing waste; a microbial reactor for microbially degrading a reformed material containing at least a solid of the waste hydrolyzed by the at least one reformer; a microbial reaction detection device for detecting a state of degradation of the reformed material in the microbial reactor; and an adjustment device for adjusting amount and timing of supply of the reformed material to the microbial reactor, based on a detected value of the microbial reaction detection device.

A waste treatment system, includes: at least one reformer for hydrolyzing waste; a microbial reactor for microbially degrading a reformed material containing at least a solid of the waste hydrolyzed by the at least one reformer; a microbial reaction detection device for detecting a state of degradation of the reformed material in the microbial reactor; and an adjustment device for adjusting amount and timing of supply of the reformed material to the microbial reactor, based on a detected value of the microbial reaction detection device.

[Object]To provide a method and a system capable of, when a predetermined amount of biomass raw material is to be stored, controlling fermentation of the biomass raw material and further storing the biomass raw material safely for a predetermined period of time. [Solving Means]The biomass raw material storage method of the present invention. is configured such that it includes a raw material analysis step of analyzing an amount of nutrients contained in an accepted organic energy resource, a raw material storage tank selection step of selecting, from among a plurality of raw material storage tanks, a raw material storage tank for storing the analyzed organic energy resource as biomass raw material, in reference to a result of the analysis and according to the amounts of nutrients contained in the organic energy resource, and a raw material fermentation controlling step of controlling fermentation of the biomass raw material in the raw material storage tank in which the biomass raw material is stored.

[Object]To provide a method and a system capable of, when a predetermined amount of biomass raw material is to be stored, controlling fermentation of the biomass raw material and further storing the biomass raw material safely for a predetermined period of time. [Solving Means]The biomass raw material storage method of the present invention. is configured such that it includes a raw material analysis step of analyzing an amount of nutrients contained in an accepted organic energy resource, a raw material storage tank selection step of selecting, from among a plurality of raw material storage tanks, a raw material storage tank for storing the analyzed organic energy resource as biomass raw material, in reference to a result of the analysis and according to the amounts of nutrients contained in the organic energy resource, and a raw material fermentation controlling step of controlling fermentation of the biomass raw material in the raw material storage tank in which the biomass raw material is stored.

The present disclosure is directed to a system for anaerobic dry digestion of lignocellulosic biomass including: a dry digester having a ground sheet and a cover for the lignocellulosic biomass. The digester generates leachate and biogas from anaerobic digestion. The system includes an irrigation/port system for wetting of the lignocellulosic biomass under the cover; a sump system for monitoring the leachate; a rotary valve-connected at least to the pump and the dry digester; a gas storage bladder for collecting the biogas, the gas storage bladder connected at least to a gas treatment unit and a gas booster pump; and a hi-rate digester tank connected at least to the rotary valve for receiving the leachate therefrom.

The present disclosure is directed to a system for anaerobic dry digestion of lignocellulosic biomass including: a dry digester having a ground sheet and a cover for the lignocellulosic biomass. The digester generates leachate and biogas from anaerobic digestion. The system includes an irrigation/port system for wetting of the lignocellulosic biomass under the cover; a sump system for monitoring the leachate; a rotary valve-connected at least to the pump and the dry digester; a gas storage bladder for collecting the biogas, the gas storage bladder connected at least to a gas treatment unit and a gas booster pump; and a hi-rate digester tank connected at least to the rotary valve for receiving the leachate therefrom.

An anaerobic digester assembly with a horizontally arranged elongate reactor vessel having an elongate base member and a resiliently flexible top member covering an operatively upper open end of the base member, with the resiliently flexible top member being sealed and secured relative to the base member such that the resiliently flexible top member, and with the base member defining an organic waste inlet at a first end thereof and a digestate outlet at a second end thereof.

An anaerobic digester assembly with a horizontally arranged elongate reactor vessel having an elongate base member and a resiliently flexible top member covering an operatively upper open end of the base member, with the resiliently flexible top member being sealed and secured relative to the base member such that the resiliently flexible top member, and with the base member defining an organic waste inlet at a first end thereof and a digestate outlet at a second end thereof.

An environmentally sustainable biogas production and buffered utilization system is described; a respective environmentally sustainable method of biogas production and buffered utilization is further described; the system comprises: an anaerobic digestor, a feeder sub-assembly operationally connected to the inlet, a utilization module operationally connected to the gas outlet, an intermittent gas accumulation module and a controller; the method comprises: providing a biogas production and buffered utilization system, filling the anaerobic digestor with liquids, buffering a produced biogas in the intermittent gas accumulation module, detecting by the sensor the variable volume gas reservoir in the erected configuration and controllably igniting the gas consumer element by the igniter.

An environmentally sustainable biogas production and buffered utilization system is described; a respective environmentally sustainable method of biogas production and buffered utilization is further described; the system comprises: an anaerobic digestor, a feeder sub-assembly operationally connected to the inlet, a utilization module operationally connected to the gas outlet, an intermittent gas accumulation module and a controller; the method comprises: providing a biogas production and buffered utilization system, filling the anaerobic digestor with liquids, buffering a produced biogas in the intermittent gas accumulation module, detecting by the sensor the variable volume gas reservoir in the erected configuration and controllably igniting the gas consumer element by the igniter.