1 MW MSW biogas Power Plant by Bankai-Papop JV in Rayong, Thailand

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Dr Kong from Papop take you to visit the first full scale and largest biogas power plant using organic fraction of municipal solid waste (OFMSW) in Rayong Province of Thailand as of 2019.
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@DezignsConstructionInc 18 дней назад

Who is Watching this in 2024? 🎉❤

@vforvun5651 Год назад

like the presentation, but we wanna ask something if you don't mind. Is there an in-flow of nutrients for bacteria to produce biogas, for example, firstly mixing raw materials with nutrients in a mixer. then into the digester. if there any, is it nutrients in solid or liquid ?

@jaanli6626 Год назад

Amazing 🤩 my PhD on a same topic 🍀🍀

@saidabshir4384 2 дня назад

Have you ever done or visit a facility like this? If yes, can you tell me its cost to set like this 1MW facility (Even rough estimation is helpfull).

@criticofthenarrative1382 Год назад

What was the cost of constructing this bio plant?

@mzmadraswala1067 7 месяцев назад

We want to install in karachi Pakistan please advise?

@ananthakrishnanps5187 2 месяца назад

Is there any turbine using in this plant

@zaryabnadeem4924 Год назад

I want this setup in Pakistan for 10000 cows.

@jaanli6626 Год назад

Where in pakistan? Karachi or any other city ?

@zaryabnadeem4924 Год назад

@@jaanli6626 in lahore

@jaanli6626 Год назад

@@zaryabnadeem4924 plzzz share me ur whtsapp

@OzMat 2 месяца назад

Having a ball mill in the process is unnecessary and would use too much electricity making the whole process uneconomical. Otherwise it looks like a very impressive set up.