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Turbocharge your digester and save money!


Cambi’s Thermal Hydrolysis Process (THP) is the proven pre-treatment of sludge for dramatically improved performance, stability, loading and pasteurisation in anaerobic digestion projects around the world.


• Doubles digester capacity • Sludge dewaterability up to 40% dry solids • Increased biogas production • Stable digester operations • Guarantee of pathogen kill (Class A biosolids) • Less final product


The Thermal Hydrolysis Process is energy efficient and easy to integrate in new and existing anaerobic digestion plants.


Cambi THP has been used in numerous projects since 1995 to reduce both disposal quantities and the cost of building and operating digesters.


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