How to make Free Energy Gas from Cow Dung | Amazing technology to use free gas from garbage.

How to make Free Energy Gas from Cow Dung | Amazing technology to use free gas from garbage.
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[ayesigabenard]

I've learnt something from the Internet today. Good job 👏

[waltervetri]

Well done and thanks for a simple yet brilliant innovative lesson. Vetri South Africa 🙏🇿🇦🙏

[sirreyban-o]

This is very useful. Today's world oil and gas crisis we need to use these as alternative for our home gas needs.

[MuduwaAisha]

Wow it's really nice
I would also like to use it for my project at school.
It's just awesome
Thank you 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[africadreamin]

Biogas plants have been around for many years, in Tanzania cattle herders were encouraged to keep their cows in a corral at night so that the manure could be saved, and many hundreds of low-cost biogas plants were built, providing lighting and heating in remote areas thereby reducing the demand for charcoal.

[pradeeprao]

Cow dung is being used in India from centuries to cook food. Even used to clean and smooth the clay floor when there were no cement, tiles.

[adeolaruqayat]

this is simple science experiment. good work creator. there is need to further your findings but i love the fact that you showed how you experimented and the result instead of whitewashing some of the video. Great work

[joeGuizan]

Hah, great idea.👍 Simple and effective🎉🎉🎉.
Thanks🙏

[Tassie-Devil]

Remember that a flame needs oxygen to burn properly.
If you pull your copper tube out a little from the red burner you will draw in oxygen with the methane and obtain a blue flame.
A blue flame is much hotter than a yellow one and will not make your pot turn black!

[samuelsuse]

This is wonderful..I have learnt..simplified and straightforward process.

[eduardotacder]

nice idea, it could save money to buy a very high price of LPG now, thanks for the tutorial, stay safe always

[zeviono]

I heard a story of some nuns in the pacific islands back in the 40's and 50's that did basically the same thing but on a bigger scale. They merely dug a pit and had the islanders put all the pig and chicken manure in it. Then they watered it and placed a cover over it with a pipe leading to a burner. They'd dig some manure out now and again and put it in the garden as fertiliser and put fresh manure in. They had the plumbing arranged for baths and all the hot water they wanted for washing their clothes etc. Great idea eh!

[RiteshSingh_]

It is being used for ages. But, a great way to produce energy.

[marcoantonionunezcosinga]

Thanks for the video, could you put some references or did you install it from the front without waiting for it to ferment or how long the kitchen will last or some measure, thanks.

[rebeccaxodonq]

Salute to men they do all d hard work and they r hardworking with good brain. Respect men whatever they are they deserve to be respected

[yusuftanimu]

A fantastic project that can be used in rural areas, it can lessen pressure on lumbering.

[jerrymateo]

Pls make the presentation complete by providing all data needed to make the project successful. Say, the volume of the le quified cow dung required inside the container? And, the estimated space within the container reserved for the methane gas.

[Reelmoana]

This is so amazing. Thank you for sharing your awesome ideas.

[sidicalhajikoroma]

This is a great idea, people that's has been asking how long does it take I suggest you used ur septic hole, just do the plumbing correct its going to last you forever .

[svetlanasoloveva]

Спасибо вам за вашу работу. Очень интересно. 😊