Scale Biogas manufacturers NobleExchange Environment Solutions Pvt. Ltd – The Green Box See the list of Biogas Consultants and Companies from around the world. Industrialised countries commonly use biogas digesters where animal dung is available. Increasingly, large-scale biogas digesters are using dedicated fuel crops… Continue Reading →
Biogas Downloads If you are new to the Biogas world the following three documents are a great place to start… 1. Before Building Anything! What needs to be considered 2. Biogas Notes Introduction to biogas 3. What Biogas Can Do For You An overview of… Continue Reading →
Biogas Kits Biogas kits can save you from constructing a plant from scratch. They are generally designed for your area, ensuring optimal performance. Although we have used the term ‘kits’ for mainly domestic units, some of the systems below are… Continue Reading →
The types of biogas designs are quite numerous. The information presented is from a paper titled ‘Biogas Plants’ by Ludwig Sasse. The designs are relatively simple and directed more at domestic and smaller-scale rural installations rather than large-scale commercial designs. In the first… Continue Reading →
A biogas plant can digest materials readily available on farms, such as animal dung and crop wastes. In an urban context, a small biogas digester produces a clean, high-grade fuel gas and a residue that is an excellent fertiliser. The… Continue Reading →
Biomethane Biomethane is a renewable and alternative energy source produced from organic matter. The process uses anaerobic or oxygen-free digestion in a reactor vessel. The process converts organic matter to a combustible gas containing methane. The gas consists of 55-75%… Continue Reading →
Methane and Biogas Biogas is a fuel produced by a digestion device using agricultural, animal or household waste. A biodigester or biogas plant tank contains the waste slurry. Not only does the biogas plant produce fuel, but it has also added… Continue Reading →
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