Receiving pit

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What is the receiving pit?

The receiving pit is where liquid substrate arrives and is buffered before it enters the process. It equalises deliveries that never arrive evenly, and its mixer keeps solids in suspension so that what leaves the pit is the same mixture that was planned.

The plant — right now

Level, mixer running time and the temperature of the incoming material — read only, calculated on site.

Read-only from the plant, calculated on site. Shown anonymously.

What the AI reads

Level trend against the delivery rhythm, so a delivery is not pumped into a full pit
Mixer running time against what suspension actually requires, instead of a fixed clock
Temperature of incoming substrate, because cold input reaches the digester as a load
Crust formation, recognised by the mixer drawing more power for the same duty

Monitored: continuously · level and mixer power

The scenario: A crust builds on the surface while the level readings stay perfectly normal. The mixer keeps its schedule and draws a little more power each week — the pit still works, it just costs more, and nobody is told.

Why it matters

Every kilowatt-hour spent stirring here is spent before a single cubic metre of gas exists. Matching the mixer to the actual need is the cheapest efficiency in the chain.

Understand → See it live → What the AI does → Your benefit

What is the receiving pit?

The plant — right now

What the AI reads

Why it matters

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