bestdefender:
Pls I want to know ,your tanks are low won't it get filled quick

GloriousGbola:


This is not about the cost implication of a biodigester.

It is about questions none of the experts could give a satisfactory answer to

The methane generated is SUPPOSED to be used to generate electricity and for cooking.



That would however require additional /supplementary installations. Methane powered electronical plant or methane collection and storage for cooking.

In the case I am referencing, the installers had claimed that they did the biodigester for banks. They were offering us the biodigester for our facilities

This however begged the question - neither the banks nor my employer had any use for methane

So WHERE was the methane generated In the banks and other commercial clients going? Was it being discharged into the atmosphere? Was it being flared?

They could not give a clear answer. It should be noted that methane is highly flammable and poisonous in high concentrations.

We did not go through with the engagement because the 'biodigester experts' who incidentally I picked from a nairaland thread could not answer my questions. In fact the people who came had the same set of pictures of their installation that a different biodigester vendor who I was also checking out had.

Maybe you can give a more detailed answer than the biodigester will be used to generate electricity and for cooking because we know few if any end users have any use for

When the methane gas is generated from the source it will pass through some other treatment process before usage.

EgunMogaji2:


I think I’m getting my wires crossed.

What is the other one called that’s a simpler system? It wasn’t this expensive.

GloriousGbola:


i repeatedly asked the question when we were presented with this solution - where is the methane going? i could not get a clear answer. maybe you can tell us.

also can anyone point to a biodigester installation of over 5 years?
when i tried to match research with what was being done, i got the feeling a lot of the elements are being cut out to reduce costs

EgunMogaji2:


What is the cost? Thanks.

twinskenny:
Highly recommended

toyeoye:



Wonderful...no disadvantages at all?

nwaorlu:


Just wondering, for the bio digester, can't one just pour bacteria enzymes (green gobbler) into the soak away every so often to increase decomposition.
How does one harvest the gas from the biogas?

Thanks for the information. Something different.

kopell:
Thanks for your quick response you mean business. Please explain briefly to the house how this your system works differently from others that we’ve seen here before. Especially in water logging areas, and average cost thanks. I’m asking these questions here because there are many silent clients that may have similar questions for you.

twinskenny:



I actually encouraged him to start posting here..... And I believe he will sure deliver.. you can do your own finding anyway..

Cc kopell

Patriot9:

Good morning bro.
Please, I am just seeing this bio sewage digester for the first time.
How does it work and what are its functions

bixton:



Can you be so kind to say where specific in Bayelsa are you doing this biogas/biosewage digester......

kopell:
Sir are you a contractor or you build those sewage digester tanks yourself. If so, can you display more of your jobs or references of people you’ve work for here. I may have some job for you.

kopell:
Sir are you a contractor or you build those sewage digester tanks yourself. If so, can you display more of your jobs or references of people you’ve work for here. I may have some job for you.

kalu61:
I hope the owner intend utilizing the biogas indoors or is it just for waste disposal only?

I love this. Nice one.

Ytechconst:
Reinforcement for suspended first floor slab nearly completed.