The bigger the process, the easier and more efficient the process etc.. I'm retired from a big city in the USA that uses anaerobic multi-million gallon digesters (design dated to about mid/late 1940's. So hardly state-of-art now!) for methane production. "Scrubbing" and compressing is, of course, required. The gas powers the entire facility with a huge surplus sold back to grid and (that not allowed for sale to grid-) eliminated with waste gas burners. Anaerobic (methane producing) digester tech. is almost 100 yrs old. The anaerobic (municipal sewage) facility where I worked was built in 1950. Another observation is that aerobic processes are vastly more expensive to operate, and are no more, nor less bad-odor producing.
I don't recomend to drill "a bigger hole" into the nozzle. You need to know the exact nozzle hole diameter for the used gas. If anyone need to change a nozzle, you buy a nozzle for Popane-Butane or for Natural Gas/Biogas = Methane.
Hello! Could you please let me know how to get rid of the biogas bad smell, its mixes with our food and causes eye itching, etc too. We tried using carbon pallets but its not working.
Activated carbon pallets are not suitable tool for removing hydrogen sulfide (H2S). I recommend you use iron oxide pallets. It is not expensive compared to activated carbon pallets. It can remove hydrogen sulfide in biogas up to 98% by chemical bonding.
@@letsplaysquire3257 There are many videos on RU-vid that use iron wool as a filter material without rusting. But that's the wrong way. Biogas does not rust iron wool because it contains only trace amounts of oxygen. Therefore, the surface of iron wool retains its original color without turning red-brown even after a long period of time. Iron wool is so fine that it burns when lit. Do not confuse household stainless steel scrubbers with iron wool.
@@vladimirnachev324 Gas fed via a gas pump to the cooker. 2No. non return valves. You don''t have an arrestor on a normal gas line and it is more flammable. That said adding an arrestor would be very simple. Thanks for your comments.
I tried but not lighting up can u give me some tutorials, I used water, I had little silica gel so I mixed it up with clay and then I used wire wool, but not even coming out talk more of lighting up,pls sir help me
