Hi tiper,
I've got a question for you.
Where have you find this abbreviation? Because I've beeing googling and I've found several options...
So, or you give more information or my answer is that they are peptides, protein and that you need to read a biochemical or maybe pharmacology...
Hi again tipers,
Thinking in how to paste... This is a litle long or complicated, and even not usefull, but well.
In the preview of the spreadsheet, you have a configuration button where you can select the size or zoom (%) of the spreadsheet to print (maybe in file -> page format you can find...
Hi tiper,
My general rule is security, safety and so on.
If you have a problem and control fails, are you going to have a problem if the valve is open or if it is closed?
In problems and you prefer to have it open, then 'flow to close' (fail open)
In problems and you prefer to have it closed...
Hi tipers,
Maybe I have not understand the question, but if the problem is space (final rows missing), and as say richardmorris:
'When the table is to big to fit in side the page borders you have to scale it down by adjusting the individual row and column width/heights, which is a lot of extra...
Hi Sakari
1. moltenmetal told you the economical option. To use biogas for cogeneration.
2. You said that it is for the production of vehicle-quality biogas, so I suppose that you need, more or less, CO2<2%, H2S<50ppm and H2O dew point<0ºC
3. If you are with the CH4/CO2 separation, I suppose...
Do you need to scrubb?
For small production of biogas the most economical option will be membranes. You can go to a 98% CH4 (Nm3) and you will have a low percentage of water.
Hello Sakari
Well, all depend on the flow of biogas that you will have for treatment and the percentage of co2, but if it is a significant quantity of biogas, and co2, I am sure you will prefer to use some pressure, maybe a lot.
Other thing is the liquid you wish to use for the treatment, and...
