progas fibre – liquid enzyme preparation for a stable biogas process with a fiber-rich substrate mix

Substrates such as grass silage or GPS (whole-crop silage from cereals) quickly lead to low viscosity in the digester. The contents become increasingly thick, and stirring alone is not enough. progas fibre not only ensures a more flowable and pumpable mass in the digester by breaking down fibers, but also intensifies gas production. The substrates used are converted into biogas more efficiently.

progas fibre supports stable plant operation

When maize silage is replaced by grass silage or GPS, a lot changes in the digester. The biology first has to adapt to the new substrates. The enzymes in progas fibre ensure the rapid breakdown of fibers, making it easier for the bacteria to adapt and providing more nutrients for gas production. When more fibrous mass is broken down, viscosity improves while the amount of digestate is reduced at the same time.