Biogas and organic fertilizer Production

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Biogas & Organic Fertilizer Production M.M.Palitha Mahinda Munasinghe Farm Mechanical Instructor [email protected]
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This technology is best suited to convert the organic waste into energy and manure, m.m.palitha mahinda munasinghe, Sri Lanka

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Biogas & Organic Fertilizer

Production

M.M.Palitha Mahinda MunasingheFarm Mechanical Instructor

[email protected]

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An odorless and colorless gas that burns with clear blue flame It is generated by the activity of anaerobic bacteria The heating value of biogas is about 60% of natural gas and about 25% of propane

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Biogas

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Composition of Biogas

Compound Molecular formula %

Methane CH4 50–70Carbon dioxide CO2 30–40Nitrogen N2 1–2Hydrogen H2 5–10Hydrogen sulfide H2S 0–2Water Vapor H2O 0–3

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Build a Artificial DigesterIt is a system that promotes

decomposition of organic matter It produces Methane gas through the

process of anaerobic digestion

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How Can It Produce

Retention time of 50 to 60 days seems desirable is needed & depending on temperature (100C-300C)

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Input biodegradable materials

Forms of biomass may be used along with water

Animal dung, Poultry wastes & Human excreta Farm wastes (Husk, grass, weeds, Straws etc.) Industrial wastes (Saw dust, wastes from food

processing industries) Domestic wastes (Vegetable peels, waste food

materials from kitchen)

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Anaerobic Digestion

It is a collection of processes by which microorganisms break down biodegradable material in the absence of oxygen

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Types of Dung Gas Production Per Kg Dung (m3)

Cattle (cows and buffaloes) 0.023 - 0.040 Pig 0.040 - 0.059 Poultry (Chickens) 0.065 - 0.116 Human 0.020 - 0.028

Gas Production potential of various types of dung

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Liquefaction - HydrolysisAcid Production - AcidogenesisAcetate Production- AcetogenesisMethane Production-

Methanogenesis

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Process stages of digestion

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Construction of Fixed Dome Digester

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V1

V2

V3

RD

h1

h3

h230° 40°

Hydraulic Chamber

Digester

V1= ∏/6h1(3R2 + h12 )

(h1=D/5)V2= ∏R2 h2

V3= ∏/6h3(3R2 + h3

2 ) (h3=D/8)

( h = D/2.5)

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Construction of Fixed Dome Digester

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Other Designs

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Can be used for Cooking, Heating, Electricity generate, and Running engines

Usage

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This technology is best suited to convert the organic waste from agriculture, livestock, industries, municipalities and other human activities into energy and manure

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Reduce Smell around living areaThe Emission of Greenhouse

Gases Pathogen level Methane emission from landfills

Improve value of Organic fertilizerProtect water resources

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Benefits of Anaerobic Digestion

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