Check online there are a lot of videos on biodigesters one excellent one is solar city's and videos on compresing biogas into cylinders and converting items to run on methane

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Check online there are companies that biuld digesters and videos that tell how to build them and videos on how to use the methane gas digester come spring I'll be building mine and trying some upgrades some I know will work other's I think will work one I'm hoping will work is for storing and keeping pressure on methane

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i think they might have wrapped the plastic sheets around an alkathene pipe then used the same diameter split pipe to slide over to act as a clamp. Don't know how they manage the corners though

At which cost cause it's interesting

The compressor would cost a fortune.

Look online for videos there's a lot on comprising methane or biogas into propane cylinders and check out videos on biodigesters and àlso conversion of stoves furnaces hot water tanks and gasoline powered engines to run on methane which is biogas

woundnt be much profit , with the price of things today. but for home storage one could buy those big farm water tanks, or those bladders. ya can use canisters, itll compress some, but not like propane, wont be near as much.

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You can get the grinding machine from us. The biogas system is called Flexi Biogas. You can learn more information on www.biogas.co.ke

It's running on mains, but it can run on biogas through a generator.

What?? Are you joking? A complex organism is harder to decompose. Biogas is easier & cheaper when ypu input simple/digested materials.

@@faithhopecharity2843 You did not answer my question. Can you please read my question and then respond if you have an answer to the question? Thank you very much. {...complex organism is harder to decompose...} Note that I did not ask about which organism is more complex. Maybe you can save this for another day. {…Biogas is easier & cheaper when ypu input simple/digested materials…} I did not ask question about what is cheaper or easier. Save this one too for another day. I think this is a very common knowledge known to almost everyone that knows something about biogas. So I don’t see the point of repeating it over and over again like broken record.

@@IshaqIbrahim3 "if I throw the dead body of the cat or dog into the digester since it works on decomposition instead of burying the cat or dog underground?"...Dog or cat is a complex organism, It takes weeks or month to be fully decomposed by soil bacterias. There I clarify my statement. Can't you understand implicit statement? complex organism (too complex to be digested by bacteria in a week) = fully intact corpse. It is a pretty basic knowledge. May I ask, are you still in elementary school?

@@faithhopecharity2843 You still did not answer my question. This is why I asked you to read the question so that you don’t waste your time responding. Let me show you how to answer the question. It is simple. {...will it work if I throw the dead body of the cat or dog into the digester since it works on decomposition...} 1. Yes it will work because I have done it before or my friend has done it and this are the results. 2. No I don't know, and I don't know anyone that has done it before. 3. Since I don't know the answer, I will keep my mouth shut or ignore the comments since I don't have detailed scientific answer to the question. You said { …Dog or cat is a complex organism, It takes weeks or month to be fully decomposed by soil bacterias… } I did not use the word weeks, months or soil bacterias in my question. It looks like you asked yourself the question and then respond to your questions. This is why I asked you to read my questions and respond to the question. {... There I clarify my statement. Can't you understand implicit statement?...} well you did not clarify anything. What do you mean by implicit? I cannot say something that you did not say and use the word implicit on statement that is vague. If you want to say something please say it in a way that is clear and easy to understand. And if you don’t have the answer then you don’t have to respond and waste your time. I don’t really understand what you mean by complex organism? This is even off topic because I didn’t ask that question. But for the mean time let me follow your off topic statement. Are bananas or other plants not complex organisms? Are other multicellular organisms not complex? What is the name of the bacteria you are talking about? What are the names of the chemicals we are talking about here? You said “complex organism” without any explanation. Are you making reference to DNA, cells, systems etc. please be specific and with details. I am expecting you to say something that is scientific in your comments describing the biochemical processes, but I am disappointed. All I get is “complex organism”.

@@faithhopecharity2843 You said {...It is a pretty basic knowledge. May I ask, are you still in elementary school?...}, There we go again. 🤣🤣🤣🤣 I am surprised to see questions like this from someone I thought is an intellectual or professional. This is why I asked you to please read my question. So that you don’t waste your time. It is a simple question. If I were you I will not waste my time responding to question I did not read or fully understand. You don’t have to respond to every comment you see. There are better things you can do with your time unless you don’t have any.

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Good presentation,I stay n ,I tried making biogas from pig waste and it has never worked, kindly assist get in touch with you so that you help me where I went wrong

@@marygikuhi6404 on your first batch you add predominately cow dung. You should not over water the slurry. The ratio is one volume of water to one volume of manure. The slurry should have the consistency of a porridge not a broth. In Africa, you do not have a failure until the 33rd day. Patience is a virtue. You have my good wishes on your success.

how about the equipment prices?

The biodigestor mimics the conditions of a cow’s stomach for the bacteria present there in. Do you honestly believe that a cow’s stomach can reach 100 psi? The interviewee, Dominic, stated that bottling the gas was not feasible. This alludes to the fact that this systems was not intended for high pressure.

Check online methane can be compressed into propane cylinders solar cities has a excellent vidio on how to make a digester and there a lot of videos on utube on building digesters and on comprising biogas into cylinders and converting things to run on methane so you can run your home on it from cooking heating and hot water to running motors generating electricity to driving on it

@@douglaswindsor120 It will be nice if you can put the titles or links to the videos your are talking about. I know there are videos on KZfaq.

@@douglaswindsor120 yes, at an exorbitant price and a minimum of 20% loss of energy value trying to compress to gas. As the interviewee, Dominic, suggested find applications where compression is not needed: drying food, heating for new born animals, cooking, gas lighting. There will be less capital investment, have benefits that much quicker.

@@douglaswindsor120 p.s. Trying to get a gas compressor shipped to Kenya is a logistical nightmare. It will be stuck in Mombasa for seven months under bureaucratic red tape. However, when a certain sum is passed to a certain official, the situation turns very expeditious.