How to generate free gas (for cooking, electricity etc) from waste!

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nawa ooo! not a small thing ooo

Songod wrote:

nawa ooo! not a small thing ooo

i use it in ma house. Its common in india, china, philipines, etc

kemreu wrote:

Songod wrote:

nawa ooo! not a small thing ooo

i use it in ma house. Its common in india, china, philipines, etc

how much will it cost 4one to set it up

Hehehehe wat may cost u is d construction

there are various design of the biogas digester. The design and size you choose will determine the cost. will update the house soon!

How much it cost to construct?

rhoneygate wrote:

How much it cost to construct?

for the type in the tutorial the major cost will come from the blocks. PVC pipes are quite cheap. for me, i spent less than #15,000 for everything .I paid someone to mold the blocks for me
Note: what will determine your choice of bio-digester is the availability of land.

cool

carrocho wrote:

cool

There are many designs you could choose from. Just drop your questions here. will be glad to help!

Hmmmm technology.

thats great

keep it up bro

Niceeeee one......

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@kemreu
please how many days does it take for a digester to foment ?
thank you for this one

jbiddrisu wrote:

@kemreu
please how many days does it take for a digester to foment ?
thank you for this one

7-14 days

kemreu wrote:

jbiddrisu wrote:

@kemreu
please how many days does it take for a digester to foment ?
thank you for this one

7-14 days

thank you for your response
so it means that oxygen/ air is not allowed in the digester ?
sir am very very interested in this topic, in fact i want to know more about it.

jbiddrisu wrote:

kemreu wrote:

jbiddrisu wrote:

@kemreu
please how many days does it take for a digester to foment ?
thank you for this one

7-14 days

thank you for your response
so it means that oxygen/ air is not allowed in the digester ?
sir am very very interested in this topic, in fact i want to know more about it.

Yes! the digester must be air-tight. Biogas (methane gas, co2,etc) is produced through an anaerobic process. Ask all your questions...will be glad to help

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kemreu wrote:

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thank you for the response .
if i may again,
i have used a plastic container for the pass three weeks now but still no biogaz
so what do you think i am doing wrongly ?
i used cow waist and mixed it with water then pour in the yellow plastic container and closed the in-let .
thank you once again.

water to waste ratio also matters. how thick is your mixture? hope there is no chemical, soap or detergent in the container u used? how did u know no biogas was produced? attach the picture of your digester

pls kindly send the tutorial to my mail.the link u posted is down.
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