UT Arlington in the News – Denton captures enough methane from the city landfill to power about 1,600 homes. All the city has to do is add water, which it has been doing in a process used since 2008, and researchers at the University of Texas at Arlington are helping…
UT Arlington in the News – Denton powers about 1,600 homes with methane captured from the city landfill — gas created after the city started adding water to the pile in 2008, the Denton Record-Chronicle reported. Researchers at The University of Texas at Arlington are helping to double that power-generating…
UT Arlington in the News – Green Optimistic.com reported on efforts by UT Arlington engineers to recover methane to double the electricity output of a Denton landfill. Sahadat Hossain and Melanie Sattler, associate professors of civil engineering, funded by a $344,414 city grant, were able to make improvements to the…
UT Arlington News Center – Two UT Arlington civil engineering professors are working with a new imaging system that has doubled the amount of methane gas produced by the city of Denton landfill. The landfill is the first in Texas to implement the Enhanced Leachate Recirculation system. The gas now…