Make Plant Performance Visible
A biogas plant can continue operating while gradually losing performance. Without reliable measurements, problems such as low gas production, excessive pressure, unstable temperature, poor digestion, blocked pipelines or gas leakage may remain unnoticed.
Dominion Biogas Services provides instrumentation packages that help operators monitor key process and safety conditions. Each package is selected according to plant size, operating complexity, required accuracy, budget and level of automation.
Better Decisions, Safer Operations and More Reliable Gas Production
Identifies changes in pressure, flow, temperature and digestion conditions.
Operational data supports better feeding and maintenance decisions.
Alarms and indicators help identify abnormal conditions early.
Problems can be investigated before they become major failures.
Flow measurement supports consumption analysis and performance reporting.
Digital instruments can support alarms, data logging and control systems.
From Essential Gauges to Integrated Digital Control
Essential Monitoring Package
Suitable for household and small commercial systems.
Professional Instrumentation Package
For commercial and institutional plants.
Digital Monitoring and Control Package
For advanced institutional and commercial facilities.
Key Operating and Safety Measurements
Tracks operating and distribution pressure.
Measures production or consumption rate.
Indicates biological-process conditions.
Helps assess digestion stability.
Detects unsafe gas accumulation.
Indicates gas availability where supported.
Supports drainage and blockage prevention.
Displays pump, valve or alarm condition.
What the Package Can Include
Suitable for Multiple Plant Types
Configured for the Plant, Environment and Required Accuracy
| Pressure Measurement | Mechanical gauge or electronic transmitter selected for the operating range |
| Flow Measurement | Gas-compatible flow meter matched to pipe size and expected flow rate |
| Temperature Measurement | Analogue or digital sensor installed in an appropriate thermowell or sleeve |
| pH Monitoring | Manual sampling, portable meter or installed sensing arrangement |
| Display | Local gauge, digital indicator or touchscreen control panel |
| Alarm Function | Visual, audible or automatic response depending on package |
| Data Recording | Manual logs or automatic data logging |
| Power Supply | Battery, mains, solar-supported or control-panel supply as applicable |
| Final Configuration | Confirmed after a plant assessment and instrumentation review |
From Measurement Planning to Operator Handover
Plant Assessment
Critical operating and safety parameters are identified.
Instrument Selection
Range, accuracy, materials and outputs are specified.
Installation Planning
Mounting points, sleeves, cabling and control locations are prepared.
Installation
Instruments, displays and alarm devices are installed.
Calibration and Testing
Measurements, alarms and control responses are verified.
Operator Training
Users learn how to read, record and respond to plant data.
Expand from Monitoring to Automated Plant Control
Instruments Selected for the Real Operating Conditions
Instrumentation should not be added as decoration. Each gauge, sensor and alarm must have a clear purpose, correct range, suitable material and accessible location.
Dominion Biogas Services integrates monitoring with the biodigester, purification, storage, pressure regulation, piping and end-use equipment to provide meaningful information for operators and managers.
✓ Process-Based Selection
Every instrument is linked to a real operational need.
✓ Scalable Packages
Start with essential gauges and expand to digital automation.
✓ Professional Integration
Sensors, displays, valves and panels are coordinated correctly.
✓ Testing and Calibration
Measurement and alarm functions are verified before handover.
✓ Operator Support
Training and preventive-maintenance services are available.
Important Safety Notice
Biogas is flammable and may contain toxic hydrogen sulphide. Instruments connected to gas lines must be compatible with the operating pressure and gas composition. Electrical equipment used near potential gas-release areas must be selected and installed appropriately. Safety alarms do not replace good ventilation, leak prevention, inspection and trained operation.
Questions Clients Frequently Ask
Does every biogas plant need instrumentation?
Every plant benefits from basic monitoring. Larger and more complex systems require more comprehensive instrumentation.
Which parameter is most important?
There is no single parameter for every plant. Pressure, temperature, pH, flow and safety conditions provide different but complementary information.
Can an existing plant be upgraded?
Yes. Most existing plants can receive pressure gauges, sensors, flow meters, alarms and data-recording equipment after a technical assessment.
Can the system work without electricity?
Basic mechanical gauges do not require electricity. Digital instruments may use batteries, mains electricity or solar-supported power.
Can plant data be viewed remotely?
Remote viewing may be provided with compatible sensors, communication equipment, power supply and network coverage.
How often should instruments be checked?
Inspection and calibration frequency depends on the device, environment, criticality and manufacturer guidance.
Can alarms automatically shut down the plant?
Yes, advanced systems can use interlocks and automatic valves where the plant design and safety assessment support them.
Why is there no fixed price?
Price depends on the number of parameters, instrument type, accuracy, control panel, cabling, power supply, alarms, automation and installation requirements.
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