Biogas Plant at home.

Managing Waste , more importantly the organic waste generated from the households is one of the biggest problems in the context of urban Cities.

The methane generated from the landfills is another big issue. Methane contributes to the build up of green-house gases and is one of the reasons for climate change .

Decentralization is the only answer to manage organic waste. One of the ways to manage waste locally is to compost it. The other way is to convert the waste into cooking gas.

When the organic matter is fermented (digested) under anaerobic conditions in the presence of temperature , usable methane is formed which can be used for cooking.

The By-product of the fermentation process is nutrient rich liquid fertilizer which can be put to plants and trees.

A bio-gas digester is used for this process. The digester is inoculated with fresh cow dung which makes a conducive environment for the digestion process.

After the retention time of 12 to 15 days , household organic waste can be added to the digester which gives cooking gas and liquid manure everyday.

[etienneconod]

Very neat professional solution for warm climates :-)

[digitalworld]

Hello sir, thanks so much for sharing valuable insights ! It's hard to find such information online. Tons of love from Pakistan ♥️♥️♥️♥️

[sajeevpk]

I am using bio gas since 12 years in kerala. It saves lot of lpg. The stove shown in this video is little old model. The new generation bio gas stoves produces very strong flame. I replace my lpg cylinder once in a year only. The slurry coming out of bio gas plant is a very good organic manure. Using it one can save money spend on fertiliser.Benefits of
Bio gas (1) saves lpg (2) produces more heat than lpg (3) saves money spend for fertiliser if we have a vegetable garden (4) keeps our surroundings clean from organic waste. (5) maintenance free for long years. If using water jacket model bio gas plant we should cover it with mosquito net to avoid mosquito breeding in the water jacket.

[pal]

Its really a viable solution for people staying on Concrete Jungle. Please provide some more insite like, where to find the Digester and how much Gas does it produces after one feed?

[meltonsmooth]

Greetings, am really a fan of your work, I love biogas

[sindhum]

Thank you sir for the video . On a daily basis how much gas will be generated? I mean how long can we cook using this gas on an average in a day ?

[sweety]

Great video!! Does it smell when it emits gas on rooftop?

[abhishekpatel]

Very nice setup sir..
May i get more details about your setup.. As. Im an architect and im really interested in sustainable living.

[SamuelUloko-nrqz]

Pls what is that waste fed into the digester?

[daniel]

Do you not need to desulphurised it before using it to cook? WIll your kitchen not smell bag if it's not desulphurised?

[semialpha]

Question Sir. Is it hot inside your biogas digester?

[taru]

Can we use garden scraps/grass if we don't have vegetable waste ?

[sureshshoibam]

you are so cute very interesting thanks

[nagasuman]

Very nice practical demonstration, kicking back again to good olden days. Really good implications of traditional ways of living. Which gives a healthy lives to All . 👏👏

[spaceintel]

Very Good. Can you install one in my home in the UK? Do you have a branch in the UK?

[manojks]

Very well explained and very good presentation..❤

[sentimentalmindless]

Brilliant ! I was wanting to set up one as well, will write to you. thank you for the video.. keep it going !

[SuperThirugnanam]

Super and very ideas for every home. Let me try.

[debbielawler-yx]

Where did you buy your biogas digester? What is the product nme

[abhishakedash]

My dream is to build a sustainable living .. but get satisfaction to see your video.. want to know lots from from u in future. U can explore other house who are practicing sustainable living.... Love from Tripura..