
Lavender flowers and distillation residues — BMP: 2 studies, weighted mean 186 m³ CH₄/t VS
186 m³ CH₄/t VS weighted mean from 2 studies
≈52 %
BMP (biochemical methane potential) is the amount of methane that can be obtained from a unit of organic mass of a substrate in a batch test. We compile the results of many publications for each substrate, calculate a weighted mean and show all the curves at once.
RSS
186 m³ CH₄/t VS weighted mean from 2 studies
≈52 %

260 m³ CH₄/t VS weighted mean from 2 studies
good — editorial rating for biogas plants≈52 %

250 m³ CH₄/t VS weighted mean from 2 studies
≈52 %

A review of three Japanese studies on the methane potential of rice straw, manure and food waste: BMP from 1999, co-digestion of feed rice (2012) and solid-state thermophilic co-digestion (2022).

304 m³ CH₄/t VS weighted mean from 5 studies
good — editorial rating for biogas plants≈53 %

358 m³ CH₄/t VS weighted mean from 2 studies
good — editorial rating for biogas plants≈52 %

466 m³ CH₄/t VS weighted mean from 22 studies
neutral — editorial rating for biogas plants≈62 %

141 m³ CH₄/t VS weighted mean from 2 studies
neutral — editorial rating for biogas plants≈57 %

316 m³ CH₄/t VS weighted mean from 2 studies
≈52 %

287 m³ CH₄/t VS weighted mean from 15 studies
very good — editorial rating for biogas plants≈52 %

What a reliable BMP report must contain, how to assess the cellulose control and the blank, what to look at in the curves and when to commission a repeat test.

262 m³ CH₄/t VS weighted mean from 18 studies
neutral — editorial rating for biogas plants≈65 %

296 m³ CH₄/t VS weighted mean from 2 studies
≈52 %

187 m³ CH₄/t VS weighted mean from 2 studies
≈52 %

The BMP result refers to volatile solids (VS), so its determination is the foundation. How drying and ignition work, where losses of volatiles come from and how to avoid them.

313 m³ CH₄/t VS weighted mean from 8 studies
good — editorial rating for biogas plants63 %

355 m³ CH₄/t VS weighted mean from 10 studies
good — editorial rating for biogas plants≈51 %

50 m³ CH₄/t VS weighted mean from 2 studies
neutral — editorial rating for biogas plants≈52 %

100 m³ CH₄/t VS weighted mean from 25 studies
negative — editorial rating for biogas plants≈52 %

244 m³ CH₄/t VS weighted mean from 2 studies
≈56 %

395 m³ CH₄/t VS weighted mean from 6 studies
neutral — editorial rating for biogas plants≈55 %

How biogas and methane production is measured in BMP bottles, what errors are made when converting to standard conditions and how to avoid overstating the result.

280 m³ CH₄/t VS weighted mean from 5 studies
good — editorial rating for biogas plants≈54 %

291 m³ CH₄/t VS weighted mean from 7 studies
≈55 %