digester , auch: digestor

If you had been that, the digester would have warned us.

There are various digester designs, each suited to different circumstances.

Contact the Department before beginning construction of the anaerobic digester.

A Richter digester of today will produce more than 2500 tons per day.

In another model, the manufacturer owns the digester and sells the gas.

The digester companies are betting their futures that more farmers will agree with him.

But let our medico get the digester on you and you do.

Some waste heat from the engine is then used to heat the digester.

Howard Goodman, a photographer, talks about his camera as "a digester."

As can be guessed from its name, the Digester is an eating machine that attacks with acid.

The prey is effectively reduced to soup, and the Digester drinks.

A digester is a huge vessel where chemical or biological reactions are carried out.

High resolution projectors which use Digester 3 technology with digital audio system are used.

The waste heat is, in general, enough to heat the digester to the required temperatures.

In other words, what comes out of a digester may be a bigger problem than what went in.

Knots are incompletely cooked wood chips coming out of the digester.

The digester is essentially a large steel stomach.

In the same year, the anaerobic digester opened.

These are allowed to rot in a biogas generator or digester.

The digester is an airtight circular pit made of concrete with a pipe connection.

The anaerobic contact process is a type of anaerobic digester.

The plug is then fed into a digester where steam at 500 pounds per square inch treats the material.

Last year, an agreement was reached with a French agricultural cooperative to use the steam digester technology in a cattle feed project.

Ben, my fine fellow, put your hand into the cupboard, and bring out the patent digester.'

Neither approach has mixing inside the digester.