Pavore9:
Once you start up the digester, you can comfortably add your bio-degradable kitchen waste into the digester alongside the cow dung. As long as you feed the digester it will continue to generate gas. One can also feed in grasses cut into smaller sizes.

The covering that looks like greenhouse protects the digesters from children because kids love to bounce on the digester when it is full of gas they assume it is bouncing castle Secondly it makes the digester warmer thus generating biogas at a faster rate.

The first pictures shows a woman pouring in waste into the digester through the inlet. As long as you feed the digester it will continue to generate gas.

The second picture shows the biodigester with its funnel (where the feedstock goes through)

The third picture is the outlet where the slurry comes out from after the feedstock has been digested. This slurry is organic fertilizer and it is also sold by owners of the digester. If you have a farm, then you have a steady supply of organic fertilizer.

The fourth picture is a newly set up biodigester.

amNIGERIA:
@ Pavore: This is a very good technology that has great potential of helping keep our streets free of refuse. Just thinking, can human waste be use in place of cow dung?

Is this biogas same as the gas coming out from suckaway that can be found in many compoubds round our cities?

FarmTech:

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I really wonder if they sell sun-resistant and gas tight tarpaulines or waterproof in nigeria, anyone know where I can get them?

Kafrican:
Kenya's kibera slum have connected there toilets to one big underground biogas container, and they use that to power gas to thier kitchens. will bring you the link tomorrow

amNIGERIA:
@ Pavore: This is a very good technology that has great potential of helping keep our streets free of refuse. Just thinking, can human waste be use in place of cow dung?

Is this biogas same as the gas coming out from suckaway that can be found in many compoubds round our cities?

baba11:

Do you have any eBook on this?

Billyonaire:
The thread smells.

tomiobj:
Derez nfn lyk aa video in ur linnk

Pavore9:


of gas!

Pavore9:


l do not have any e-book on it, l shared this information so it can inspire someone out there to look inward.

Pavore9:
From my recent visit to a biogas centre in Kajiado County, the home of the Maasais in Kenya. The waste from the abattoir is used to generate biogas which fuels the big generator that powers the abattoir and they have also achieved packaging the biogas in a cylinder and it sells for half the price of the more common LPG.

lf you have some MBs to spare you can watch the less than 3 mins video of the possibilities biogas offers us all

Watch video http://koboideas..com/2015/03/blog-post.html

Billyonaire:
I am worried about the smell. Imagine a grown man searching for sh.it. and urine to put inside bag of sh.it just for gas. Isnt it better for us to find a way of generating electricity from Propane (LPG) which is just 3,400 naira per 13kg cylinder ?

Pavore9:


There is do try again.

tomiobj:
. Nw I see it. But why is thhe quality thatt bad.


I'll try as much as possible to do this if it's within my power after watching. Can this be doone with human/poultry waste

Codedworld1:
have seen this kind of innovation in funnab.

Pavore9:
From my recent visit to a biogas centre in Kajiado County, the home of the Maasais in Kenya. The waste from the abattoir is used to generate biogas which fuels the big generator that powers the abattoir and they have also achieved packaging the biogas in a cylinder and it sells for half the price of the more common LPG.

lf you have some MBs to spare you can watch the less than 3 mins video of the possibilities biogas offers us all

Watch video http://koboideas..com/2015/03/blog-post.html

Cyborg01:


Hello sir. can I have your email address or whatsapp number? i need more info on this. thanks.

Pavore9:


The quality could be related to your internet link as l just checked it and visuals were clear. Of course it can be done with human waste especially if you are going for digester built with blocks.

Billyonaire:
I am worried about the smell. Imagine a grown man searching for sh.it. and urine to put inside bag of sh.it just for gas. Isnt it better for us to find a way of generating electricity from Propane (LPG) which is just 3,400 naira per 13kg cylinder ?

mfm04622:


There are generators that uses LPG gas instead of petrol or diesel. An old technology. Just not popular in Nigeria because we generally don't use gas in Nigeria. Also, waste that has passed through a digester do not smell. The Biodigester is also an old technology. Also just not popular in Nigeria. Especially due to old way we do animal husbandry

Pavore9:
From my recent visit to a biogas centre in Kajiado County, the home of the Maasais in Kenya. The waste from the abattoir is used to generate biogas which fuels the big generator that powers the abattoir and they have also achieved packaging the biogas in a cylinder and it sells for half the price of the more common LPG.

lf you have some MBs to spare you can watch the less than 3 mins video of the possibilities biogas offers us all

Watch video http://koboideas..com/2015/03/blog-post.html

yuh2:
I've done something like this before though i encountered a challenge i'm still trying to decipher
that is compressing the biogas into a cylinder