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PluginIndia Electric Vehicles

Biogas - Never ending source of Fuel, Electricity & Fertilizer

13/12/2013

47 Comments

 
by Johnson
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The Volkswagen Scirocco GT24 is a race car (at the 24-hour race at the Nürburgring) running on biogas Methane.
What if someone told you that you could get free fuel to cook food, free fuel to run your car, free fuel to heat your home in winter, free electricity to cool your house with AC in the summer and run all kinds of equipments and of course free fertilizer for your garden or farm?

Yes all this can be had for free if one can harness or cultivate biogas! You can create it all in your house!

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There are only 2 ways Methane is made - 1) Overground in garbage heaps or landfills OR 2) under ground as way of trapped gases. When Methane is compressed under pressure and bottled inside cylinders it becomes Compressed Natural Gas (CNG).
Biogas typically refers to a gas produced by the decomposition of organic matter in the absence of oxygen. This is due to the fermentation of biodegradable materials such as manure, sewage, municipal waste, green waste, plant material, and crops.

  Biogas is a renewable energy source, like solar and wind energy. Production of biogas can happen naturally (where waste or garbage is decomposing) or it can be engineered by putting decomposable organic matter in controlled oxygen-less environment. 
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BIO-Methane is the least (3.5%) used although it is the easiest! Strange? 73% of the energy demand is consumed in Road Transport Sector. Thus more ICE cars a country will have more will be the demand for oil and thus its currency will deflate.
Crude or raw biogas consist of 60 to 72% methane (plus carbon mono oxide 15%, Nitrogen 10% & Hydrogen Sulphide (H2S) 3%) and can be combusted or oxidized with oxygen. This energy release allows biogas to be used as a fuel; it can be used for any heating purpose, such as cooking. It can also be used in a gas engine to convert the energy in the gas into electricity and heat. The quality of the flame is better than the LPG flame as it does not char/blacken the vessel.
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  Biogas-Methane can be compressed, the same way naturally produced Methane gas is compressed to CNG (compressed natural gas), and used to power motor vehicles. 

In its raw stage biogas has only 60 to 72% methane (plus carbon dioxide 15%, Nitrogen 10% & Hydrogen Sulphide (H2S) 3%), unlike crude oil it can still be used by the layman. The raw biogas can also be made more pure by water washing. Biogas can be cleaned and upgraded to (98% pure Methane) natural gas standards when it becomes bio methane.

The water washing method is where high pressure gas flows into a column where the carbon dioxide and other trace elements are scrubbed by cascading water running counter-flow to the gas. This arrangement could deliver 98% methane with manufacturers guaranteeing maximum 2% methane loss in the system. It takes roughly between 3% and 6% of the total energy output in gas to run a biogas upgrading system.

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Biogas - The perfect fuel for Cars, Cooking, Heating & Cooling Rooms, Electricity and Fertilizer!
According to an EU well-to-wheel study of more than 70 different (fossil and renewable) fuels and energy paths, biogas is the cleanest and most climate-neutral transport fuel of all.

   
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(If any of you are using LPG gas or cylinders for your vehicles kindly stop using it as it is very dangerous for all the properties given in the table above).
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Researchers ignite a bubbles of Methane on Alaska’s Steward Peninsula
What is CNG?
Methan gases are formed naturally near the petrol wells try to move up and escape into the atmosphere from under the earth mostly in areas near Petrol Wells and in huge quantities around the North and South Poles. These gases are artifically trapped and bottled under pressure. Thus such compressed bottling of natural Methane gases is called CNG. Methane can be piped from Petrol wells or cultivated locally by using the Biogas method. Today most of the CNG available all over the world is  entirely CNG that is sourced from Petrol Wells.

Methane produced from the oil-wells, compressed and bottled under pressure are called CNG while
Methane extracted artificially by decaying matter in oxygen free environment is called Biogas (Gobar Gas in Hindi).

So in effect Methane is today's popularly used as CNG-fuel for Auto rickshaw, Car, Bus, Trucks. CNG fuel can also be used as fuel to run Generator-sets to create electricity. The only problem with the use of CNG is it is not produced locally but availed from an oil well somewhere across the world. Thus the cost of CNG is prone to fluctuations in price (price mostly goes up but rarely down). This kind of CNG is also limited by the amount of gas available in and the oil well and over the years it keeps dropping till finally no more gas is produced from that particular well.
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Methane bubbles in Siberia
The usage of CNG in vehicles and generators are proof that Biogas can be used very conveniently. On the other hand usage of LPG is very dangerous. If any of you are using LPG gas or cylinders for your vehicles kindly stop using it as it is very dangerous for all the properties given in the table above.
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Methane Hydrate on display is being burnt - Methane gas rises into the air as it is lighter than air and can be burnt off as seen in this picture without burning the hands. Remainder which is Water, can be seen seeping through the fingers.
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Biogas Plant in Germany
Biogas Production from Sewage Treatment
Sewage management (read collection and disposal of sewage Toilet Water either by trucks or by pipeline) is the biggest problem of any community anywhere in the world. Sewage is a mixture of domestic and industrial wastes. But the biggest bio-hazard is “black water” sewage – to put it in simple words - human shit and urine. This when disposed in improper way can contaminate surrounding water and even create diseases.


Release of treated and untreated Sewage water into Sea:
All countries in the world release this water into the sea, making it a biological hazard just like its reported here:http://gobiidae.com/PN/dumpingsewage.html  . The only difference is:

-          some countries do it after filtering and treating the black water both the solid and the liquid,

-          some countries treat only the solid while the liquid is piped as it is into the sea at various point

-          while some countries dump everything directly into the Sea.

Unlike Air pollution where the particles disperse into the air and with wind, breeze or rain, the sea water pollution move towards the shore due to the  Tidal and wave action and comes in contact with sea swimmers.  The quantity of contamination is very small but the contamination cycle is repeated continuously.

This is the biggest environment hazard that Human beings can commit on the Earth EVER! Read my lips EVER!

Environment pollution from vehicle exhaust doesn’t even come close... I repeat again… doesn’t even come close… Pollution of environment via petrol fumes maybe around 5% but Pollution of the ecosystem due to dumping sewage into the sea and contamination of the Sea water and proliferation of diseases is a colossal… maybe around 65%. This is so because it damages the entire ecosystem and fishes living in the sea.  It is very easy for e-coli infection to happen via such seawater. But it is not visible as the damage happens away from human eyes. So next time you go to jump into the sea be reminded that, a kilometer away, your municipal pipeline is dumping tons of shit into the very same water!!! 

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The above chart shows the efficiencies of various kinds of fuel with bio-methane having the best efficiency.
Suspicion of e-coli infection from seawater:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/health/430289.stm test on water samples proved it wrong, but isn’t seawater a continuously and heavily moving body of water and the rate of dumping of municipal sewage depend on timing and tidal movement? Thus the water sample test is ineffective.

http://www.webmd.com/fitness-exercise/features/beware-of-recreational-water-illnesses

Google search “e-coli infection via seawater” and you will get tons of articles covering the subject.
   
Some of the other diseases that occur due to this are Cholera, Typhoid fever, Paratyphoid fever, Salmonella, Dysentery, Gastroenteritis, Leptospirosis, Meningitis, Hepatitis, and various parasitic diseases and almost all these are from the same source – Municipal drain pipes  going to the sea.

This kind of Hazard is almost on par with the nuclear hazard, but not much is done to stop this draining of sewage water into the sea.
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Truck carrying Treated Sewage Effulent (TSE) in Qatar. Note the huge black & yellow hazard symbol painted on its rear.
 Some countries like Qatar and most of the GCC treat this shit-water in their sewage treatment plants and the residue is sent to various collection tanks (well hidden under footpath or landscaping) across the city from where it will water the grass and gardens across the streets through a huge network of well planned pipelines. The treated water is quite clean but still not potable. So next time you roll in the grass at Cornish keep the source in mind ;-)
The Problem is itself a Solution!
But this very sewage water can solve a lot of problems by creating

1) Electricity

2) Fuel and

3) Highest quality organic fertilizer all at the same time!!!

So isn't the energy scarcity artificially created?

Once the black water is completely treated and clean the water since not potable should not be dumped into the sea, as it could contain bacteria.  But this bacteria is very beneficial for plants and can be used for agriculture or gardening purpose where the water is worth its weight in gold. If used on a pan nation level it could even double or triple any country's food output. 
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Davyhulme_biogas_holders generates enough green electricity to make the entire Davyhulme treatment works, one of the largest in the country, completely self-sufficient – the equivalent of powering 9,000 homes.
United Utilities’ £100 million sludge recycling centre – which runs on human waste ¬– has won the top Energy Award from the Institute of Chemical Engineers. The scheme has already put Davyhulme on the map thanks to the landmark green ‘bubbles’ which can be seen from the Barton Bridge on the M60 motorway. These are the giant gas holders which store the biogas generated when sewage sludge from right across Manchester is digested in a revolutionary new process. The gas is used to power turbines on the site, generating clean green electricity, while the digested sludge is transformed into a nutrient-rich soil conditioner for agriculture.

The process generates enough green electricity to make the entire Davyhulme treatment works, one of the largest in the country, completely self-sufficient – the equivalent of powering 9,000 homes.


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Thousands-to-soon-use-recycled-gas-from-human-waste-for-cooking.
  One of the best things to happen in India is the development of the plastic Sintex digester can turn any  waste into fuel to run generators to create electricity to power your lights, fan, airconditioner, fuel to run cars, fuel to run the Gas Stove, and organic fertilizer.

(Fortune Magazine) – “Sintex Industries, a plastics and textiles manufacturer in Gujarat, India, is betting it can find profit in human waste. Its new biogas digester turns human excrement, cow dung, or kitchen garbage into fuel that can be used for cooking or generating electricity, simultaneously addressing two of India's major needs: energy and sanitation”.

Sintex's digester uses bacteria to break down waste into sludge, much like a septic tank. In the process, the bacteria emit gases, mostly methane. But instead of being vented into the air, they are piped into a storage canister.

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A Sintex digester can turn manure into fuel for cooking and electricity.
A one-cubic-meter digester, primed with cow dung to provide bacteria, can convert the waste generated by a four-person family into enough gas to cook all its meals and provide sludge for fertilizer. A model this size costs about $425 (Rs 26,000) but will pay for itself in energy savings in less than two years. Meaning this Digester will save you money at the rate of Rs 13,000 per year…yanni Rs 1,083 per month! That is the best ROI (Return on Investment) rate ever!

Sintex Company is hoping cities, real estate developers, building managers, and hospitals will jump at a ready-made way to harness the same energy.
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This Digester will save you money at the rate of Rs 13,000 per year…yanni Rs 1,083 per month! That is the best ROI (Return on Investment) rate ever!
Making business  out of Biogas: 
Those who have installed Biogas digester at their house can sell the excess biogas to the guy next door or in the neighborhood with CNG car as both are methane. With Petrol prices rising and CNG prices also following it he will be happy to oblige.

You could sell it at Rs 20/Ltr and he would need atleast 20 Ltr. That would make it Rs 20x20 Ltr =  Rs400 per person. If you can sell it to 10 people every day that would make it Rs 4,000 per day. That would make it Rs 4,000x30days =Rs 120,000 Per month. To earn this much you would need a CNG-car owning database of 1,200 people. 

With biogas methane he would get 20% lower mileage on his car but if the Methane is water washed (a simple process) the mileage would be as good as the one he gets at the Petrol Pump/Station. 


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Humanurepower:


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Making buildings and houses with built-in Biogas Processor

Although not included in any building code, any house can be easily retrofitted. Take out your old toilet, construct a platform, top it with a toilet seat, install digester underneath in basement. Building a new house? Need to install an expensive septic system? Do what they do in Earth-ship communities. Install “fake” septic system. Have it inspected. You now have a conforming home. Then you sell the septic system to the next “biogas” house. Repeat indefinitely. Nobody is the wiser, building inspectors satisfied, bank satisfied, insurance satisfied. You the customer, satisfied. It’s a win-win situation all around.

Collect kitchen scraps, go down to the basement, feed scraps into hatch in bio digester. Feed pipe from bio digester up to propane/natural gas cook stove. With simple adapter cook stove will burn digester gas. Waste=fuel. Disconnect your utility supply (gas or electric) to your cooker, and now you have free fuel, coming directly from your bottom. One more step closer to being off the grid. For $1000, (Rs 60,000) you have an incredible environmental solution. Install this, and the savings start immediately. Also it’s about 1/3 to 1/10 the price of a similar composting toilet.
This one makes an interesting read: http://gizmodo.com/5857475/without-trucks-the-tallest-building-in-the-world-would-become-the-tallest-mountain-of-poop
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Each State in the Country should have its own independent network of BioGas Pipelines.
 
India could harvest Rs 13,000,000,000 worth of Gas annually!!!!

Government officials plan to end open defecation (hundreds of millions of Indians use railroad tracks or other outdoor locales instead of toilets) and say biogas plants are part of the solution. Imagine if India can create a million such (Rs 26,000) digesters then India could harvest Rs 13,000,000,000 worth of Gas annually!!!!  And produce almost same amount of Organic Fertilizer. Now multiply this by 100, this is totally possible!  . This would also increase manifold the agriculture output of the country.  

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Planned induction of free sources of energy like Solar + Wind + Biogas + Hydro Power could make any country Electricity, Fuel, Food & Diary surplus Nation.
Cow/oxen Slaughter = Destruction of Economy
This brings us to another very important issue which the ancient Hindu practiced and the reason for which the looked upon the cow as their own mother. The Gir cow (hump cattle) was considered as a source of great wealth as it gives us : 
1. The best Oil (Ghee) to cook our food in.
2. Milk - the most nutritious drink.
3.  Manure for farming. Chemical pesticides kill the earthworms while manure does not.
4. Its urine is the best pesticide.
5. And above all ... cow-dung...  dried or otherwise as fuel to cook our food.

Name any other animal
that is as useful?

And India being an agriculture based economy the cow & oxen are the two pillars of the economy. If we keep killing them then... more we will depend upon imported fuels and our profits decrease and we will keep sliding under debts. Just imagine... Cows provide approx 100 million tonnes of dry dung a year... and if 100 million tonnes of Petrol would have been used it would have cost 100 million tonnes x Rs 80 = Rs 8 billion!

An estimated 1.5 million cows are smuggled out of India annually. Imagine the amount of Milk, Ghee, Methane and Pesticide that are lost to us annually. This directly affect not only our agriculture but also our foreign exchange reserves as we end up buying more petrol/diesel fuels. This is huge loss to our Country.

Diary farming is one of the best and easiest way to become a Millionaire! 
1 cow can pay you Rs 10,000 per month
10 cow can pay you Rs 100,000 per month
100 cow can pay you Rs 1,000,000 per month
Yet we have the audacity to say we feed the cow. Nopes its the other way around... the Cow feeds us and grows our business and gets you money to feed your family. If you kill it then you are cutting the very branch you are sitting on. 

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India looses 547 Million liters of Methane & 657 Million liters of Milk by the loss of 1.5 Million cows each Year. Every Year this figure gets compounded. This is huge loss of national resource!
The Future:
The future can be glimpsed on a dusty, rutted road in a poor South Delhi neighborhood. Here 1,000 people use an immaculately clean public toilet constructed by a nonprofit foundation, the Sulabh Sanitation Movement. The biogas digester attached to toilets provides cooking gas for a 600-student school and vocational-training program the foundation runs. In the past, non-governmental organizations like Sulabh were the only ones offering biogas digesters.  Many more digersters are being built across the country and in households.

And Sinxtex?... Sintex could well emerge as an Energy producer... Sintex Energy! Its right time to invest in Sintex Stocks which is currently trading at around Rs 30.

47 Comments
Johnson
23/2/2014 06:43:23 am

Some of the sites below showing how Bio Gas can be converted to run electricity.
Petrol engine running entirely on Biogas:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bHiETV9luDc

Electricity Generation through Cow Dung (Biogas) 30kVa:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x_qOMkeQ3_8

Biogas for cooking, heating & generating electricity- (Lipa city, Batangas, Philippines) Part 2:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TyDaQXdCmZ8

Uploaded on Jul 9, 2010

The waste treatment electricity generation plant was installed in Kovilakathum kadav of the Pallippuram Grama Panchayat, a coastal area of the Ernakulam district.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ivmcBhsHT4k

Biogas Generators Supplier,Manufacturer from Noida:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_aRYWqXFLbE

PERFECT GAS GENERATORS has installed 10 kw Biogas Generator:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iXBNiL16Y1k

Generating Electricity Bio Gas Plant & Diesel Engine
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hrgJmtQsKXM

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Jeff M. link
20/3/2014 06:45:04 pm

My name is Leanne. I am in the fourth grade. May I use the picture of the Orange VW Scirocco GT 24 that is at the beginning of this web site in my Science Fair project?
Thank you

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Johnson
22/3/2014 05:29:58 am

Sure Leanne go ahead and use it... :-)

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Johnson
11/8/2014 11:44:38 am

http://vivamgroup.tripod.com/swmdpr.html

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Suresh Vachani
20/11/2014 08:48:45 am

we are already collecting the garbage from the colonies of the capital of Uttarakhand State , Dehradun . But we are also facing the problem of disposing garbage. Hence we have come across the system where we can convert the same into energy, and save the earth and environment.
For the above purpose we need your kind guidance and assistance to set up such plants in homes , hotels and Institutions .
Thanking you

Your's Faithfully

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Johnson
21/11/2014 09:52:56 am

Suresh Vachani, this is a great service you are doing for not only your neighborhood but also the country. The benefits of generating Gas out of Garbage is manifold.

For guidance and assistance you will need a professional like Vivam Company below is their website link you may contact them they will advice each community according to the size of the garbage generated:
http://vivamgroup.tripod.com/swmdpr.html#sthash.T4LRydQ6.dpuf

Another serious matter I feel is that Universally Garbage is removed from the garbage-area only once a day. This is just not ON. because the garbage has already started to mix with oxygen and has started rotting and loosing its potential. This is when the smell is generated.... and people reside next to it.

Garbage removal should be a continuous process during the day as garbage is accumulates throughout the day. Garbage must be removed every 3 hours then there will be a lot less garbage to remove each round and a lot less smell and the place will also be much more cleaner.

Once biogas is bottled and sold to consumers as fuel for cooking or generators or even for CNG Cars then the biodegradable garbage can even be purchased on their weight.


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Johnson
21/11/2014 10:27:58 am

ARTI Biogas Digester needs only about 1.5kg waste and produces gas within 72, cost half the conventional digester and can be installed on rooftops for cultivating rooftop gardens or piped gas. It is an Ashden Award Winner.
http://www.arti-india.org/index2.php?option=com_content&do_pdf=1&id=45#Comparison%20with%20conventional%20Biogas%20plants

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Johnson
21/11/2014 10:33:08 am

Biogas Waste Plant in Namakkal, India:
http://www.mabagas.com/en/about-us/biogas-plants/biogas-waste-plant-in-namakkal-india.html

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Radhacharan Nair
23/11/2014 07:11:01 am

There is news of Poop powered buses coming to UK and it gets 300 kms on a single tank of BioGas:
http://www.digitaltrends.com/cool-tech/poop-powered-bus-hits-british-roads/

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gajendra singh link
1/2/2015 02:50:35 am

your prodeted delaership

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gajendra singh link
1/2/2015 04:43:06 am

Delarship small biogas plant

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ARUN SHARMA link
7/7/2015 05:21:45 am

Hi..
Government officials plan to end open defecation (hundreds of millions of Indians use rail road tracks or other outdoor locales instead of toilets) and say biogas plants are part of the solution and your prodeted dealership. http://www.exelgensets.com/

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Neel Jain
19/8/2015 06:30:10 am

Mr. Johnson,

I will be thankful if you could please throw some light on the calculation of

Diary farming is one of the best and easiest way to become a Millionaire!
1 cow can pay you Rs 10,000 per month
10 cow can pay you Rs 100,000 per month
100 cow can pay you Rs 1,000,000 per month

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Johnson
19/8/2015 11:23:08 am

One Jersey Cow gives approx 50 Ltr milk... should I go on any further?...

Cost of milk Rs 40 in city Rs 30 in village. Rs 30 x 50ltr = Rs 1,500 in one day...should I go on any further?...

In 30 days... Rs 1,500 x 30 = Rs 45,000. I had taken liberty to deduct Rs 35,000 as expenses ;-)

Jersey is like all GM crop ...delicate and high maintenance...

Actually Jersey Cow is without hump and has triangle like ass it is not a cow it is a hybrid animal that has ZERO features that is similar to a traditional Indian Gir cow. This Gir cow can give around 10 ltr milk but is low maintenance.

to see the difference between the two see image link below:
http://i50.tinypic.com/5fnq4i.jpg%E2%80%9D

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Johnson
26/8/2015 05:28:24 am

Does any company in the world pay Rs 45,000 per month for 2 hrs of daily unhurried... no-tension work?

One of the reasons Indians worship the Cow... it provides better pay than any company ;-)

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Johnson
19/8/2015 11:27:07 am

Edit:
"Imagine the amount of Milk, Ghee, Methane and Pesticide that are lost to us annually."

"Imagine the amount of Milk, Ghee, Methane and ORGANIC FERTILISER that are lost to us annually."

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Johnson
19/8/2015 11:32:14 am

Holly shit... Sintex is now Rs 100 per share

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Prajwal
28/12/2015 11:53:01 am

Hello
I want to convert Biogas to Bio CNG
in very small house hold manner
I wanted to Use this Bio CNG it as fuel for cooking and for vehicle.
Can you suggest a company in India which will help me to setup a small machine with low price.

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Harshil link
19/11/2019 03:13:58 pm

I would like to suggest Atmos Powe(http://www.biogaspurifier.com), They will help you out with your custom requirements.

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Johnson
28/12/2015 03:32:06 pm

You can use it straight away from the biodigester for fuel or from balloons either for cooking or for running generator set for producing electricity and probably car.

But if you want to refine it and take out its impurities that could affect your car engine and also for bottling you will need machines and could be little more expensive. But if one wants to run it as business then it is feasible.

In 2008 The Rajasthan Goseva Sangh hadoffered a new source of energy by using 'Gober Gas' for production of bio CNG for automobiles. A Bio CNG production and bottling plant set up by the Sangh with the help of IIT Delhi scientists at the Sangh's Durgapura Goshala here will produce around 24 kg bio CNG per day for providing tank full supply to six auto rickshaws.

Read more at: http://www.oneindia.com/2008/06/23/bio-cng-from-cow-dung-a-good-alternative-to-petrol-1214231661.html

Maybe you could contact them at their website:http://www.rajasthangosewasangh.org/biocng.php

Youtube:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3jKAcPAdI40

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Vijay More
8/8/2016 06:05:16 pm

Hello
I want to convert Biogas to methen
in very small house hold manner
I wanted to Use this methen it as fuel for cooking and for vehicle.
Can you suggest a company in India which will help me to setup a small machine with low price.

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Aref Hasan link
30/11/2016 06:20:53 pm


Biogas from sewer ....

Hi , this is aref hasan from Jordan ,

Am writing to you regarding my idea to produce electricity by sewage gas , also to sale the rest of gas that is produced by this small project.

Yes it's small project but I need your help, it's based to use my building to generate my own electricity using the sewage gas that can be produced by the sewage system ( sewer ) that I have a safety access to it , then to sale the rest of gas in my local community.

My idea is to put a very tall extensions through the sewer - ( 300 meters of this extensions ) - which can absorb the gas that is produced , so I guess I will need also a system to keep these extensions in special temperature that is necessary to absorb through it the gas to inside my building.

I hope it's useful to produce the enough sewage gas to be sold in my local community and maybe to generate my own electricity if its possible.

Am not expert in this matter , I don't have any background , the only thing is that i saw a tube of biogas , so now am interesting to see if its applicable idea !!!

I need your help. I look forward to hearing from you.

I hope you would understand my English

Yours sincerely
aref hasan
+962777000510

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PlugInCaroo
7/12/2016 09:28:10 am

aref hasan

You cannot do it directly from the sewer because the sewer was not designed to hold gas. You might probably get some gas but not in such a way to generate electricity. If you plan to make such a thing you have to build a separate air tight chamber which can hold the shit for at least some (4-5) days so the bacteria can work on the material and develop Methane gas. The overflow waste can be either used as fertilizer or channeled back into the sewer.

You can collect the gas in inflatable tank or tubes or truck tyres. This can be easily transported. As the Methane in the chamber increases it will put pressure in the gas outflow and this tank or tube will inflate.

Methane is 3 time safer than cooking gas but due to the volume of the tube and the amateur equipments its better to store it outside the house.

If you need any more information you can email to: plugincaroo.com@gmail.com

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Gas from Kitchen waste link
9/5/2017 08:06:36 pm

I have been treating wet waste by generating biogas from it. It is the best way to treat wet food and vegetable waste generated from homes. Biogas generated from 1 kg of wet waste can generate close to 1.5-2 hrs of non stop biogas which could be used in the kitchen for cooking purposes.
With more startups finding a place in this area, biogas generation is getting financially feasible at the household levels. you for bringing out this topic of increasing prominence even today.

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T.S.Seshadri link
11/6/2017 11:31:32 am

The Bio-CNG potential from Human waste in India is 483800000MMT per year. The countries requirement of petroleum products is only 250 MMT per year. The energy problem of the country is solved once and for all since Bio-CNG is a renewable source. So promote Bio-CNG--it saves foreign exchange.

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Gaushrushti impex link
23/11/2018 11:57:59 am

Dear,
We are having 2500 A2 breed cows.
Par day more then 15 MT collection in our site.
We can't utilize this material.
Kindly suggest the any project regarding this issue.

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Modern Dairy Machines link
10/1/2019 04:56:04 pm

Worldwide interest in renewable energy sources is gathering momentum. Biogas production is growing steadily, as more people are setting up biogas plants to produce biogas.

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BIO CNG link
2/4/2019 09:25:32 pm

We can provide you with the cheapest and most modern bio cng plant.

Indian Oil, HPCL, BPCL to invest Rs10,000 crore for Bio-CNG plants in India.

Now is the good opportunity to set up bio cng plant and sell to the oil companies directly.
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leslie
26/5/2019 06:37:17 am

Hi,
i would like more information on how to build a new home with biodigester system. Also on how to change from septic to biodigester.

Thank you.

Leslie.skydancer@gmail.com

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Green Earth Consultant link
29/5/2019 11:37:55 am

We are consultant and installer of biogas and bioCNG (bio CBG) plants from 20 Kg to 200 MT capacity.
You can use various types of organic raw material to manufacture biogas that can be used as kitchen fuel, bio CNG (bio CBG) can be used as vehicle fuel.
Please contact us for any information you require on biogas plants.
Please note that due to lack of knowledge about the technical aspect of the bnio gas plant, production and business many plants have stopped functioning in India or reached end of life within 2-3 years or so.
Many uneducated agents have cropped up posing as manufacturers and trying to get orders for installing biogas plants in India. They offer cheaper plants that shut down due to incompatible plant and machinery or wrong designing. The sufferer in such cases is the buyer of the plant, while these goons get away after fleecing money from innocent public. Such suppliers of biogas plant take advantage of lack of knowledge of the biogas plant buyer.
Please be careful when you deal with an unknown biogas plant manufacturer,

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Chiderah
22/7/2022 09:31:15 pm

Thanks for the insight. I wish I can reach u personally.

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Atmos Power Pvt Ltd link
30/7/2019 11:30:26 am

Thanks for sharing this blog

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arinal
26/11/2019 06:27:16 pm

vacation while making biogas? what's the benefit of biogas? go check : https://www.unair.ac.id/site/article/read/2143/4-mahasiswa-teknik-lingkungan-unair-isi-liburan-dengan-membuat-15-biogas.html

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harshil jain link
28/1/2020 04:50:09 pm

Hey,
Mr. Johnson,
thanks a lot fo this kind information

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Swamatics link
6/8/2020 01:20:37 pm

Your blog is very attractive and informative. Here you talk about the
Biogas - Never ending source of Fuel, Electricity & Fertilizer and explain with picture which clear everything. this information is very useful for us. Thanks for sharing this information.

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Brij Raj Singh link
8/10/2020 12:26:57 pm

Thanks for sharing this blog

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Samantha link
18/11/2020 05:09:42 pm

Are the grated on your new stove easy to clean?

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Bhalchandra Talati
26/1/2021 02:20:24 pm

Dear Sir,
Customer required above plant and confirm the same in your scope of project.
More details are as under.
1) Proposal from reputed MFGs for setting up Bio-Fertilizer/Bio-Gas ( BIO-CNG) plant.
2) Land to be provided by Government on lease rental basis along with long term agreement for sale of press mud and fly ash as raw material of BIO-CNG plat as J/V WITH SUGAR MILL PPP Model list of sugar mills along their approx. Press mud quantity per day given below.
3) Sugar mill 200 Tons per day.
4) Sugar Mill 140 Tons per day.
5) Sugar Mill 100 Tons per day
6) Sugar Mill 88 Tons per day.
7) The negotiations may be held on the rates of press mud/fly ash to be offered to the mills.
8) Provision for supply of Bio Fertilizer to the mills farmers upto 50% of the total fertilizer produced at manufacturing cost may also be considered in the proposal.

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Cyber Wales link
21/3/2021 03:14:51 am

Very creattive post

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Biogas India link
21/3/2021 11:51:55 am

We are consultant and installer of biogas and bioCNG (bio CBG) plants from 20 Kg to 200 MT capacity.
You can use various types of organic raw material to manufacture biogas that can be used as kitchen fuel, bio CNG (bio CBG) can be used as vehicle fuel.
Please contact us for any information you require on biogas plants.
Please note that due to lack of knowledge about the technical aspect of the bnio gas plant, production and business many plants have stopped functioning in India or reached end of life within 2-3 years or so.
Many uneducated agents have cropped up posing as manufacturers and trying to get orders for installing biogas plants in India. They offer cheaper plants that shut down due to incompatible plant and machinery or wrong designing. The sufferer in such cases is the buyer of the plant, while these goons get away after fleecing money from innocent public. Such suppliers of biogas plant take advantage of lack of knowledge of the biogas plant buyer.
Please be careful when you deal with an unknown biogas plant manufacturer,
Visit us at www(dot)biogasindia(dot)in

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Abhishek link
17/12/2021 07:17:07 pm

Bio gas is the ultimate sustainable solution to the conventional energy sources. You have highlighted some interesting facts about it. Thanks for sharing.

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BEST KITCHENZ link
8/1/2022 10:47:32 pm

The article is replete with important information. Thanks for that.

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Kamdhenu Water Tanks link
17/2/2022 04:18:02 pm

thanks for the informaltive article.

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Rishu link
23/3/2022 09:01:51 am

Biogas is really a good alternative of any other fuel types. However it needed huge space to generate vast amount of gas to replace other sources. Thanks for sharing this helpful information.

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Priyanka Gajjala
15/5/2022 01:42:09 am

I want to plan a bio gas plant n sell the bio gas in local community we are having 40 cows in our dairy farm please guide me

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Atootdor link
7/6/2022 12:04:13 pm

In future sure our dependency will move on bio gas and wind energy. Because hydro and thermal are limited source. Thanks for providing such a great article. We have to think about it .

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MD Danish
10/11/2022 05:47:28 pm

Important news you shared with us. Thank you.
We need to save our environment to live a better life for our future generation. Visit this link to get more information. Regarding Bio-CNG(CBG) Pump Dealership.
NexGen Energia is India’s fastest growing energy company is offering to open CBG(CNG) Plant/Pump Franchise/Dealership, CBG(CNG) Plant/CNG Retail Outlets pan India.
nexgenenergia.com
or call at 8800599662

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