Difference between revisions of "Field Experience with Leaf Litter Based Biogas Plants"
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| + | |BL Abstract=Biogas plants answer a major search for clean cooking fuel in rural areas of the developing world where there is a dire need for replacing the existing fuel, wood. Biogas plants that use non-dung herbaceous biomass residues such as leaf litter and agro-residues have a large potential and promise for the future. These plants however need to operate on principles different from those of the slurry-based dung fermenters known in the past. In this article the dissemination experience of a brick masonry-based plug-flow-like biomass-based biogas plant is described. | ||
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Field Experience with Leaf Litter Based Biogas Plants
| Title | Field Experience with Leaf Litter Based Biogas Plants |
| Author | H.N. Chanakya, Svati Bhogle and R.S. Arun |
| Year | 2005 |
| Region/Country | |
| Topics | Biomass |
| Document Type | Study & Report |
| File Download | |
| Language(s) | English |
| Abstract | Biogas plants answer a major search for clean cooking fuel in rural areas of the developing world where there is a dire need for replacing the existing fuel, wood. Biogas plants that use non-dung herbaceous biomass residues such as leaf litter and agro-residues have a large potential and promise for the future. These plants however need to operate on principles different from those of the slurry-based dung fermenters known in the past. In this article the dissemination experience of a brick masonry-based plug-flow-like biomass-based biogas plant is described. |
