Project Summary
Anaerobic Digestion Plant, Rothwell
Steel frame structure design
JPP was responsible for the steel frame structure design at the Anaerobic Digestion Plant in Rothwell, which included pits and jib arms for sorting the waste and push walls for removal/ loading of the fertiliser by-product.
The structure was designed to incorporate all the mechanical and electrical plant used to generate electricity from the biogas to feed back into the national grid.
Our Infrastructure Design team were also involved from the outset with Fernbrook Bio. Find out more about the services they provided by following the link below.
https://jppuk.net/project/overall-plant-layout-anaerobic-digestion-plant-rothwell/
Anaerobic digestion (AD) is a biological process similar in many ways to composting, but without air. It is a natural treatment process and, as in composting, bacteria break down organic matter and reduce its bulk or “mass”. Its huge advantage is that it produces a gas called biogas which is just over 15% methane, and a clean-burning gas with huge potential for reducing carbon dioxide emissions. If you would like to learn more about this process, follow the link below.
https://www.biogas-info.co.uk/about/
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JPP Consulting’s involvement was to provide structural engineering design and detailing to facilitate the inclusion of a double storey height glass box extension to the rear of the adjacent museum. ![]()
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The glass box has structural glass fins both providing lateral support to the elevations and vertical support to the glass roof panels. The glass extension sits on a new basement structure with the glazed box tying back to a discrete three storey steel frame structure constructed up through the basement and around the perimeter of the previous double storey height glazing adorned the existing rear elevation of the museum.![]()
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78 Derngate, set in the centre of Northampton, is the only house in England designed by Scottish architect Charles Rennie Mackintosh. ![]()
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Daventry
Northamptonshire
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Phone: 01604 781811
Email: Click to email
Unit B2A, Denbigh Business Centre
23 First Avenue
Denbigh, Milton Keynes
MK1 1DN
Phone: 01908 889433
Email: Click to email
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Branksome Business Park
Bourne Valley Road
Poole, Dorset
BH12 1ED
Phone: 01202 540888
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