digester Definition
di·gester (di jes′tər, dī-)
noun
- a person who makes a digest
- a heavy metal container in which substances are heated or cooked to soften them or extract soluble elements from them
- autoclave
digester Usage Examples
Converse of object
- use: You can also use a food digester to dispose of your food waste.
- install: More cooperation between scientists and farmers and credit systems for poor farmers to install digesters will also help to increase the adoption rate.
- heat: Most of the heat is used within the plant to heat the digesters.
- have: You could have digesters producing electricity and heat - the heat going for fish farming or horticulture.
Adjective modifier
- anaerobic: In George's farm, which I call Dream Farm I, the anaerobic digester is the key technology.
- on-farm: It provides a picture of the current state of on-farm anaerobic digester ( AD ) use in these states in 2004.
- aerobic: These problems have now been resolved, for example with the installation of a large aerobic digester at the yeast site.
- thermophilic: This study involved operating laboratory-scale thermophilic anaerobic digesters with high feed concentrations to limit additional energy costs.
- central: One of the reasons why central digesters have developed in Denmark is the scarcity of large cattle farms.
- several: Often several digesters are used together to maintain a continuous supply of gas.
Modifies a noun
- yield: The anaerobic digester yields a residue rich in nutrients that is an excellent fertilizer for crops.
- scheme: Soil erosion Soil erosion is reduced where digested sludge from farm slurry digester schemes provides a good fertilizer.
Noun used with modifier
- biogas: Cattle dung is no longer stored in the home, but is fed directly to the biogas digester along with toilet waste.
- lactose: IBS was found in 15 % of both the lactose maldigesters and lactose digesters.
- food: Purchase a ' Green Cone ' food digester for disposal of food waste.
- waste: Click here for the complete eco food waste digester system.
- control: Sucrose caused more symptoms in the lactose maldigesters than in the control lactose digesters ( P = 0.05 ).
- slurry: Soil erosion Soil erosion is reduced where digested sludge from farm slurry digester schemes provides a good fertilizer.
Preposition: after
fermentation: The solid material that remains in the digester after fermentation can be used as an organic fertilizer.
Preposition: for
manure: This report presents profiles of farms using anaerobic digesters for animal manures in the Great Lakes States of the United States.

