Anaerobic Digestion · EnviroBox Product Line

From feedstock to fuel.

EnviroBox Biogas is a complete anaerobic-digestion facility built from nine modular ASTM A572 Gr. 50 steel tanks, integrated CHP, and a full SCADA package — delivered as one engineered platform. Receiving through energy generation and digestate management, scaled to your feedstock.

Output Range
50–250 kW
Capacity
~499K gal
Engine
CARB / JJJJ
Drawings
PE Stamped
The System

Nine tanks. One facility.

EnviroBox Biogas isn't a digester — it's a complete renewable-energy facility. Receiving, equalization, primary and secondary digestion, gas buffer, digestate storage, CHP, and SCADA — engineered as a single modular platform shipped from Canton, Ohio.

01 / Modular Platform

ASTM A572 Gr. 50, lined for the duty

Every tank is modular ASTM A572 Gr. 50 carbon steel with a 3-coat, spark-tested HP epoxy interior lining specified to NACE SP0108 / AWWA D103 — and to the actual chemistry of digester service, not a generic potable-water default.

02 / Integrated CHP

Biogas → electricity + heat

A skid-mounted biogas-flex CHP engine converts methane into 90–540 kWh/day of electricity plus 100–600 kWh(th)/day of recoverable thermal energy that feeds the digester heating loops. Combined efficiency 78–85%.

03 / Set & Connect

No site fabrication. No surprises.

Tanks ship as modular panels. CHP arrives as a skid. Controls arrive as a single PLC cabinet. Set on a prepared grade pad, connect feedstock, electrical, and gas — your AD facility is operational. The EnviroBox advantage, applied to renewable energy.

Engineered to NACE SP0108, 40 CFR §60 Subpart JJJJ, and IEEE 1547 — and to the chemistry of anaerobic service, from the first revision of the spec.
48-hour budget turnaround
System Rendering

Walk around it.

Nine modular tanks. Five HDPE-domed digesters. One integrated CHP skid. Drag to rotate the system, scroll to zoom — every tank in the scene matches a stage in the process below.

Process Stages

From raw feedstock to renewable energy.

Every stage of biogas production lives in a purpose-built EnviroBox modular steel tank. All units are constructed from ASTM A572 Gr. 50 steel with 3-coat HP epoxy interior lining per NACE SP0108 / AWWA D103.

01
2 tanks 53′ × 8′ × 20′ · 63,435 gal each

Feedstock Receiving

Raw material intake and storage buffer. Gravity or pump-fed up to 2,500 GPM with ultrasonic level transmitters and SCADA-integrated high/low alarms.

ASTM A572 Gr. 50 modular panels; 3/16″–1/4″ plate
3-coat HP epoxy; 20–30 mils DFT; NACE SP0108 / AWWA D103
2 HP submersible mixer; 20 min/hr; NEC Cl. I Div. 2
Flat steel cover panels with vent; no gas holder required
02
1 tank 53′ × 8′ × 26′ · 82,465 gal

Mixing & Equalization

pH adjustment, dilution, and feedstock homogenization. Auto-controlled NaOH/H₂SO₄ metering via in-line pH probe with 1–3 day equalization buffer at 1,300–5,300 GPD.

Chemical-resistant HP epoxy; 25 mils DFT; pH range 4–12
3 HP progressive cavity pump recirculation; SS 316 wetted
Flow-metered process water dilution; SCADA controlled
NFPA 820 ventilation; OSHA 1910.146 confined-space plan
03
2 tanks 53′ × 8′ × 32′ · 101,496 gal each

Primary Digestion

Main anaerobic digestion at mesophilic (95–99°F) or thermophilic (126–131°F) temperatures. 20–30 day HRT, OLR of 0.06–0.19 lb VS/ft³/day, producing ~1,800–5,300 ft³/day biogas per unit.

HDPE double-membrane gas dome; 40–60 mil; GRI-GM13 / ASTM D7407
CHP jacket-water HEX; 75,000–200,000 BTU/hr; ASME Sec. VIII
Submersible pump recirculation; 3–7 HP; ATEX NEC Cl. I Div. 1
Class B (meso) / Class A (thermo); 40 CFR Part 503
04
2 tanks 53′ × 8′ × 32′ · 101,496 gal each

Secondary Expansion

Extended hydraulic retention with +15–35% additional biogas recovery. Dual-purpose secondary digestion + biogas buffer providing 2–6 hours uninterrupted CHP runtime per unit. 55–72% system-wide VS reduction.

+5–15 days added to system HRT; identical construction to primary
~11,000 ft³ / ~82,300 gal equivalent usable gas storage per unit
0.5–2.5 in. W.C. operating; HP epoxy; NACE SP0108
Pt100 temp, ultrasonic level, pressure, pH/ORP; SCADA integrated
05
1 tank 53′ × 8′ × 32′ · ~13,568 ft³ gas cap.

Biogas Buffer & Gas Holder

Peak-shaving gas storage providing 4–8 hours of CHP runtime. HDPE double-membrane dome rated −40°F to +165°F with automated pressure management and a full gas-conditioning train.

0.5–2.5 in. W.C. operating; PRV set at 3.0 in. W.C.; NFPA 69
DN6″ SS 316 gas offtake; motorized ball valve; ASME B16.5
Iron-oxide media H₂S scrubber; reduces to <200 ppm pre-engine
Inline CH₄/CO₂/O₂/H₂S gas analyzer; 4–20 mA + Modbus; NEMA 4X
06
1 tank 53′ × 8′ × 20′ · 63,435 gal

Digestate Storage

60+ day liquid digestate holding for nutrient management. Class B or Class A biosolids with biofertilizer value of ~200–400 lb N/acre-ft. Screw-press separation produces low-odor compost at ~0.5–2 tons DM/day.

Chemical-resistant epoxy; NACE SP0108; odor-sealed flat cover
2–10 HP screw press; 25–35% TS fiber out; filtrate returns to mix
NRCS 632 Nutrient Management Plan; annual soil sampling
SPCC plan per 40 CFR §112; 110% secondary containment
CHP & Energy

Biogas becomes on-site power.

The integrated combined-heat-and-power package converts biogas into 50–250 kW of electrical output and 100–600 kWh(th)/day of recoverable thermal energy. Jacket water at 160–180°F feeds back into all four digester heating loops — driving combined efficiency to 78–85%.

Revenue streams include on-site offset, RNG premiums ($15–$30/MMBtu + D3 RINs), tipping fees, and carbon credits — with IRA §45Z stacking on top.

Electrical Output

90–540 kWh/day

120V / 240V / 480V 3-phase. Net of 8–15% parasitic. Grid-tie with IEEE 1547 utility disconnect.

Thermal Recovery

100–600 kWh(th)/day

Jacket water plus an additional 30–50 kW from the exhaust flue-gas heat exchanger.

Emissions

JJJJ + CARB

NSPS 40 CFR §60 Subpart JJJJ compliant; CARB compliant; NOx <1.0 g/HP-hr. Acoustic enclosure <70 dBA at 50 ft.

Grid Integration

Island-mode capable

Automatic transfer switch. Skid-mounted CAT or Cummins biogas-flex engine. Black-start option available.

Markets We Serve

Where the waste is, the energy is.

Anywhere a high-strength organic waste stream meets a need for renewable thermal or electrical energy — EnviroBox Biogas turns the liability into a revenue line.

M / 01

Food & Beverage

Brewery and distillery process wastewater, dairy CIP and whey, confection and bakery, beverage rinse — high-BOD streams that generate gas reliably.

High BOD
M / 02

Dairy & Agriculture

Manure-only and co-digestion herds, cheese and yogurt processors, row-crop residue. Nutrient management plan support to NRCS 632 included.

RNG-Ready
M / 03

Food-Waste Haulers & OREX

Source-separated organics, supermarket and institutional food waste, OREX-style pulp slurries. Receive a slurry feedstock — pay tipping back into project economics.

Tip Fee Income
M / 04

WWTP Co-Digestion

Sidestream organics ingestion at municipal POTWs. Boost gas production from existing digesters or add modular AD capacity without rebuilding the plant.

POTW Retrofit
M / 05

RNG Developers

Greenfield RNG project sponsors, ESG-program corporate offtakers, and LCFS-targeting developers. PE-stamped, JJJJ-compliant, D3 RIN eligible by design.

D3 / LCFS
Compliance Posture

Listed, permitted, operable.

Every EnviroBox Biogas system is designed, fabricated, and documented for one outcome: the project gets permitted, the AHJ signs off, the interconnect is approved, and the engine fires on schedule. That posture is built into the design — not negotiated at startup.

What permitting agencies, the local utility, and the insurance carrier want to see — coordinated hydraulic and gas calcs, PE-stamped drawings, NACE-anchored coating spec, ASME-listed appurtenances, JJJJ-source-tested engine, NRCS-aligned nutrient plan — is in the submittal package by default.

NACE SP0108
Anaerobic-service coating
specification, not potable
40 CFR 503
Class A / Class B
biosolids classification
JJJJ + CARB
Stationary engine NSPS
and California compliance
IEEE 1547
Grid interconnect
and utility disconnect
NFPA 69 / 820
Explosion prevention and
wastewater facility ventilation
50 States
PE-stamped drawings
and structural calculations
Sizing & Configurations

Sized to your feedstock.

From a single-train pilot to a six-train production facility — the EnviroBox Biogas platform scales by adding primary and secondary digesters to the same modular footprint. Pick the tier; we'll size the package.

2P + 2S Small System
Pilot & single-source feedstock

Single-feedstock generators

A single-train pilot or a small dairy / brewery / hauler ingest point. Two primary digesters plus two secondary expansion tanks for HRT and buffering — sized for 1,300–2,800 GPD feedstock and 90–270 kWh/day of generation.

Daily biogas3,600–6,000 ft³
Daily electricity90–270 kWh
Annual generation33K–99K kWh/yr
Carbon offset165–440 tCO₂e/yr
Indicative CAPEX$1.2M–$2.0M
Simple payback4–8 yrs
6P + 3S Large System
RNG & campus-scale developments

Campus and RNG-grade output

Six primary digesters and three secondary tanks for the largest single-pad EnviroBox Biogas configuration. Sized for 4,200–5,300 GPD, with output suitable for RNG conditioning to pipeline-quality gas or 250 kW of continuous CHP for a campus load.

Daily biogas8,500–10,600 ft³
Daily electricity300–540 kWh
Annual generation110K–197K kWh/yr
Carbon offset550–880 tCO₂e/yr
Indicative CAPEX$3.2M–$5.0M
Simple payback3–6 yrs
Performance

System-wide KPIs.

The complete EnviroBox Biogas system is designed to hit the following performance targets across operating modes and typical feedstock blends — primary digestion through CHP output.

65–68%
CH₄ Conversion Efficiency
55–72%
System VS Destruction
78–85%
CHP Combined Efficiency
>99.99%
Pathogen Reduction (Thermo)
>95%
Target Annual Uptime
Coverage

Manufactured in Ohio. Delivered nationwide.

Tanks are fabricated, lined, and quality-controlled at our Canton, Ohio facility. CHP skids and PLC cabinets arrive integrated and factory-acceptance-tested. They ship complete on flatbed and arrive ready to set on your prepared grade pad.

Delivery, installation, and commissioning available in all 50 states and Canadian provinces. PE stamps and submittal coordination for the AHJ, utility, and air permitting authority in every jurisdiction we ship to.

300 MI 600 MI 1,000 MI NATIONWIDE Pittsburgh PA Detroit MI Charlotte NC Indianapolis IN Boston MA Minneapolis MN Atlanta GA Saint Louis MO NYC NY Chicago IL Dallas TX Miami FL Seattle WA San Antonio TX Phoenix AZ Montreal QC CANTON · OH Municipal Tank Works Manufacturing origin
Sample destinations · flatbed delivery
Request a Quote

Tell us about your feedstock.

The more we know about your waste stream — flow rate, total solids, volatile solids, primary constituent — the faster we can return a sized system, a CAPEX range, and a payback estimate. Best read is fine; we'll back-check the assumptions during scoping.

  • Feedstock type and source (dairy, brewery, food, OREX, …)
  • Daily flow (GPD) and total / volatile solids (%)
  • End-use preference: CHP, RNG conditioning, or both
  • Interconnect and tipping-fee status
  • Target commissioning window

Project
System Scope
Energy & Schedule
Contact

Request received.

Thanks. We'll be back with you within one business day. If your project schedule is tighter than that, call us directly at (330) 970-6030 and ask for the Biogas desk.

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