The development of biogas technology in India
C. Chiranjivi, A. Raviprasad, K. V. Rao
Abstract
C. Chiranjivi, A. Raviprasad, K. V. Rao
Abstract
Biogas from organic wastes is a potential renewable energy to meet the domestic energy needs in India. The fundamentals of bio-gasification by anaerobic digestion are presented. The production of biogas from cattle manure in small anaerobic digesters is discussed illustrating with a popular digester model. 9 refs.
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Biogas from organic wastes is a potential renewable energy to meet the domestic energy needs in India. The fundamentals of bio-gasification by anaerobic digestion are presented. The production of biogas from cattle manure in small anaerobic digesters is discussed illustrating with a popular digester model. 9 refs.
Key concepts: Biogas, Anaerobic digestion, Renewable energy, Waste management, Manure, Bioenergy, Biofuel, Biogas production