Review
Drawings, operating history, feedstock and previous cleanouts.
Independent digester assessments across Canada
Does your digester
actually need to be cleaned?
Before committing to a costly cleanout or major shutdown, understand the condition indicators associated with your digester.
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GAS SPACEIs usable volume potentially restricted?
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ACTIVE VOLUMEWhat does the available information suggest?
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POTENTIAL ACCUMULATIONSolids, sand, grit, SSO and more
See what's inside
A closer look inside
a digester
Solids, sediment, manure, grit and contaminants can accumulate differently depending on feedstock, pretreatment and operating history. Our assessment helps organize the evidence before you make a major maintenance decision.
◉Visual context. Operating history.
A clearer decision.
A clearer decision.
Gas spaceAvailable headspace and operating context
Active volumeUsable digestion volume
Sediment & solidsMaterial that may reduce usable capacity
Our process
A simple way to get clarity
We assess. You decide. Independent assessment with no cleaning agenda—information to support your next step.
Assess
Indicators of accumulation and potential usable-volume loss.
Report
Clear findings and recommended next-step considerations.
You Decide
Continue monitoring, investigate further or consider cleanout planning.
Independent by design
Assessment before action.
DigesterCheck was built around a simple idea: before an owner commits to a major digester cleanout, they should have a clearer understanding of why the cleanout may—or may not—be necessary. We don’t sell cleaning equipment or perform cleanouts. Our role is assessment and information.
Canada focused
One question before a potentially expensive shutdown.
Is there enough evidence to justify moving toward a cleanout?
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