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I thought they did. But this system right here is just so awesome. If I had me a ranch with a few cows oh I would be making bio gas and edible mushrooms. A little farm. I need to buy me some cows. I’m from Texas San Antonio. If you have enough land even in the city you can own live stock.
It's so nice to see an animal friendly loafing barn in India where cows are usually tied up on concrete floors with a rope though their nose... Cows need to be able to lay down in comfort for about 16 (sixteen) hours a day to chew their cud. The happier they are the more milk they give. Just look at Israel's dairies, they give up to 80 liters per day! Greetings from Canada
How much is the cost of the engine. You guys have mentioned the engine life is 32000 hrs, which is 3.75 years. if we need to change the engine, how much it will cost for engine and installation. Is this cost effective in long run? The only advt which we can see is that they are able to generate the electricity
Good for 🇮🇳. I hope that at some future date the citizens will revolt against the corruption that cripples every good endeavor in this beautiful nation.
Highly appreciate the project and efforts... Why not store electricity in form of batteries.... Car batteries, eV cars household batteries that supplies 24/7 electricity and transportable across the globe
The big question is how much does the system cost? This is a brilliant way to help farmers reduce the cost but is it cost effective that the small farmer could afford to install it? I have been looking into the small ones for home use that will produce gas for cooking and fertilizer for plants but they are very expensive for the smallish farm.
@@cainamartins2624 hi bro I'm from Kashmir India I have much land for agriculture purpose, i wanted to install a diary farm, can u suggest me some good points that will b effective.
In India this was started way back in 1960 and fully incorporated in 1981 by NPBD. Over a period of time, with domestic LPG becoming more accessible by the people this slowly died a natural death. The economics to successfully operate a biogas plant is burdensome therefore users tend to shift to the more easily available and more pocket-friendly LPG. Jai Hind.
The biggest problem with biogas is that it eat away metal mostly iron due to which most of the biodigester get useless after some year. If you use in engine it will eat away metal of it and make it useless. It is always better to treat the gas first so that it will not eat metal before using
Performance is low & the cost of installation into such bio gas facilities require heavy funding, but the satisfying thing is that, it's a Eco friendly
looks amazing, for rural living. Not sure, for the general/city population. Average household use, in the U.S., is 30kwh per day. 2,000lbs. of dung per day to power roughly 2 homes. Would need to incorporate for Humanure and veggie waste input, too. That's a lot of poo.
We throw away more than enough food scraps from restaurants and grocery stores and homes this is definitely something that could be used in small areas if it was affordable.
Sir, this biodigester is without the inoculum prepared by DRDO.The rate of biogas generation is normally slow without inoculum.Rest other things are common for electricity generation.Regards
This typaइस प्रकार का पावर प्लांट सर्दियों के मौसम में काम नहीं कर सकता क्योंकि इसके लिए 30 तापमान की आवश्यकता होती है और उत्तर भारत में आप जलवायु की स्थिति देख सकते हैं
This is not the first project in India. In fact, these kinds of projects were implemented at the village panchayat level in several villages of Karnataka at least 2 to 3 decades ago.
@@mohammedsaied1121 During my school days I have seen plants with electricity supply. During our high school days, it was a new trend. I still remember students who did projects on this got prizes.
That methane without this, would just cause 4 times more global warming effect than carbon dioxide. Hence, by storing and burning the methane that could exacerbate global warming, it's slowed down and also reduced by four times.
Sir please give detail of DC generator. It look like solid oxide fuel cell technology if I'm not wrong. What will be cost? What will be the efficiency ? Return of investment?
It's like ..Asking, what is Biogas and how it's generated to each and every worker!😂.say something which we don't know.. everything they explained is in primary books ...
Methane is 4 times more warming than carbon dioxide. When you collect the methane from the manure and burn it, it turns to carbon dioxide just like conventional cooking gas. However it's reducing the global warming that the methane could cause by four times and slowing it down when it's stored
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To obtain ~ 2kW of electric power and some gas for the stove, it is an excess of form over substance. The cost of the investment is probably enormous, and you can see a lot of human work. Solar panels plus a battery 1000% more efficient.
Nothing wrong with keeping people employed, not to mention cleaning dung and creating compost. There is a great value here. Keep India green, and clean.
@@librasun123 The fact that they have a job that is completely unprofitable is supposed to be an advantage? Let's assume that this installation has 4 KW for which you have to pay in Poland ~ 0.5 USD for 1Kwh x 24 hours = 12 USD This is how much you can earn in Poland in 2 hours ordinary work. I do not know what energy caves are in India, but I think it's easy to count that employees will work for a bowl of rice there, and where is the return on this huge investment?
@@mkkristna I assume that even the Tesla roof plus power wall installation would be significantly cheaper than such a mano-factory. There are also biogas plants in Poland, for example, I saw one that was operated only by the owner and had 150 cows
@@panbronek the case is never been on price as goverments should decide on the subsidies based on how green is the source. Since this available naturally with abundunt manpower here viz a viz with lesser side effects compared to other renewables such as solar hydro and wind this should adopted widely
Solar doesn't give you cooking gas/compost for agriculture/jobs for rural workers/ reduce input costs of dairy farms and also stray cows of India put to use