
ANKA was established to meet all kinds of needs including planning, maintenance, revision, engineering services, R&D projects development, technical and financial consultancy and supervisory services.of plants and field projects for landfill gas and biogas to electricity facilities with the support of Ministry of Industry and Technology.
ANKA makes a difference in the sector with its own developed products by offering end-to-end solutions in the installation of landfill gas and biogas to electricity production facilities in largescale.
Siloxane is a compound found in biogas originating from domestic solid waste, food waste and wastewater treatment sludge. It is especially caused by wastes originating from cosmetics, food additives and detergents.
As ANKA, we are proud to have managed to manufacture an industrially viable biogas siloxane removal system as a result of the R&D studies carried out with the support of the Ministry of Science, Industry and Technology.
Thanks to its modularity it can be easily scaled to any capacity with very low pressure loss which is very important for long-term energy savings. The system consists of two filters containing the filter media used for siloxane removal.
These filters work in sequence. When a filter reaches its full adsorption capacity, the system automatically activates the other tank which is already regenerated and ready. Thus, the gas engines are continuously supplied with clean gas.
As a result of installing a Siloxane removal system in your plant, you get profits from many cost items. These are:
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The capacity of the plant increased to 25 MW in October 2021, As of December 2021 it has increased to 37 MW, providing the equivalent of the electricity needs of approximately 190,000 households (760,000 people) annually, the emission of methane gas equivalent to the greenhouse effect of 1.45 million tons of carbon dioxide (CO2) equivalent to the carbon reduction of 37,000 trees, and the elimination of carbon emissions generated by 940,000 vehicles.
The Integrated Solid Waste Management Facility, built at an investment cost of $70 million in Erenler district of Sakarya province, is located on an area of 20 hectares and has an installed capacity of 14 MW. Sakarya Integrated Solid Waste Management Facility converts approximately 700 tons of domestic solid waste per day to meet the electricity needs of 130-140 thousand people per year.
Veolia Çanakkale LFG to Electricity Plant converts the LFG from the wastes into electrical energy. The Integrated Solid Waste Plant holds a production license of 3.6 MW. The plant consists of four main components: gas collection, gas preparation, energy production, and electricity distribution, and meets the electricity needs of 30,000 people per year.

