EFFECTIVE USE OF BIO WASTE IN INSTITUTIONS
K N Karthick
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K N Karthick
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The study of the paper is based on generation of biogas from biomass source.The biogas have an alternative energy source .The accumulation and unhygienic handling of organic waste create several environmental and health problems including the emission of hazardous gases to the atmosphere and the organic waste water discharge from institutions is having the tendency to emit poisonous gases through anaerobic fermentation.Methane is the main gas generated by the anaerobic fermentation.The biomass has the property to produce the methane gas.This can be used for cooking, laboratory purposes.By implementing this technology, the bio waste can be effectively and efficiently managed for useful purposes, which are also economical and bio waste management.
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The study of the paper is based on generation of biogas from biomass source.The biogas have an alternative energy source .The accumulation and unhygienic handling of organic waste create several environmental and health problems including the emission of hazardous gases to the atmosphere and the organic waste water discharge from institutions is having the tendency to emit poisonous gases through anaerobic fermentation.Methane is the main gas generated by the anaerobic fermentation.The biomass has the property to produce the methane gas.This can be used for cooking, laboratory purposes.By implementing this technology, the bio waste can be effectively and efficiently managed for useful purposes, which are also economical and bio waste management.
Key concepts: Waste management, Environmental science, Business, Engineering