Mod Modular BGP v1.2.0.0 for Farming Simulator 2022

Build your dream biogas plant the way you've always wanted it. 22 different modules that fit your needs (and let you earn money ;)).
Each module is fully functional. Only your imagination, how efficiently the installation produces electricity, methane and digestate from all kinds of biomass, is the limit.

Modular BGP requires only 2 modules to work!
On one side is a bunker (biomass filling) and on the other side is a fermenter (biomass processing). Both modules always! necessary.
A special feature are the hoppers with included biochopper. This extended hopper gives you the option of filling it directly with sugar beets, eliminating the beet grinding step and thus represents the first possible optimization.
With these two components, you can already operate a fully functional plant.
The production menu offers complete control over how the plant should work. In any case, the silo must always be set to distribution in order to transfer the loaded biomass to the fermenter.

The heart of any modular biogas plant. Fermenter.
If it has received biomass and you have the appropriate production, it will convert, depending on the size of the building, biomass into methane, electricity and fermentation residues.
At this point, you can already specify whether or not to sell products. This will complete the production cycle and bring in money.

If you want to get more out of your BGA, simply increase it.
Instead of just processing and selling your biomass through a silo and fermenter, take the opportunity to increase your yield or optimize your plant by adding additional modules.
If you place a manure station, you can also supply the fermenter with manure. If you want to process more liquid manure, it is best to use a liquid manure autoclave, which can also be filled directly.
This one can only process liquid manure, but the percentage of processed manure is higher than with conventional processing.
If you don't want to sell your digestate, use a digestate storage station. This collects fermentation residues from all distributed modules and stores them centrally.
Secondary fermenters have the task of processing the products from the fermenter(s) and thus give you a bonus. If you use multiple secondary fermenters, you increase this bonus, but the processing speed is halved.
If you want to get the most out of your methane and electricity sales, use generators or a methane sales tank. These sell your products with a coefficient of 2 and 1.5, respectively.
All modules exchange goods with each other when the giveaway is active. It is up to you to decide how and what should be distributed, stored or sold.

Changelog V1.2.0.0

-modDesc version updated
-added internal fill types to prevent material duplication and almost endless workflow
- extended production lines for a more complex and better production workflow
- performance reduction (community suggestion) for better economy
- revised internal distribution system
-added separate huds for internal fill types
- revised I/O products
-work cycle adjusted, profit reduced (no more money printing machine)
- two new facilities (for targeted distribution of electricity and methane, for production if necessary)
-removed unnecessary mission target points

Attention! Modular BGP is a must-have with this update! The old BGP must be removed BEFORE upgrading! (Save the game)

Module overview

Hopper (requires fermenter)
Bunker Small:
Price: $56,000
Capacity
- Silo: 20000 l
- Manure: 10000 l
- Beet pulp: 10000 l
Maintenance: $20

Bunker average:
Price: $73500
Capacity
- Silo: 60000 l
- Manure: 20000 l
- Beet pulp: 20000 l
Maintenance:30$

Bunker average BG:
Price: $89500
Capacity
- Silo: 60000 l
- Manure: 20000 l
- Beet pulp: 20000 l
- Beets: 30000 l
Maintenance: $40

Bunker Big:
Price: $125,000
Capacity
- Silo: 80000 l
- Manure: 35000 l
- Beet pulp: 25000 l
Maintenance: $50

Bunker big BG:
Price: $152500
Capacity
- Silo: 80000 l
- Manure: 35000 l
- Beet pulp: 25000 l
- Beets: 35000 l
Maintenance: $60

The bunkers are reloaded with their full contents into the digester once an hour. With the exception of beets, which are first ground according to the cycle and then passed on, otherwise use bins marked BG (BioGrinder).