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Types of Biogas Digesters and Gas YieldBiogas digesters are systems that break down organic matter anaerobically to produce biogas. The type of digester significantly influences the gas yield. Here are the primary types:1. Fixed-Dome Digesters: * Description: A simple, low-cost design with a fixed dome that stores the biogas. * Gas Yield: Moderate to high, depending on the organic feedstock and operational conditions. * Advantages: Simple design, low maintenance, and can operate in various climates. * Disadvantages: Lower gas pressure, potential for gas leakage, and limited flexibility in operation.2. Floating-Dome Digesters: * Description: A more advanced design with a movable gas holder that floats on the digester slurry. * Gas Yield: Higher gas yield compared to fixed-dome digesters due to better gas pressure regulation. * Advantages: Consistent gas pressure, efficient gas collection, and can handle larger volumes of organic feedstock. * Disadvantages: Higher initial cost and more complex design.3. Bag Dig