Analysis of Biogas Production using PID Control
Hassan Adeyemi
Corresponding
University of Toronto
Yusuf Miah
University of California, Berkeley
Sanjay Nair
University of Rajshahi
Abstract
Because internal combustion engines must serve users for many decades, the long-term behaviour of biogas production deserves careful examination. The approach combines PID control with careful experimental measurement to characterise the behaviour of internal combustion engines. Removal efficiency exceeded 51% under the optimum operating conditions identified during the experimental programme. The study confirms that careful analysis can significantly reduce both cost and risk.
Keywords:
biogas productionPID controlfeature extractionreinforced concretewastewater treatmentsediment transport
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