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Saturday, May 26, 2012

Importance of Anaerobic Digestion in Rural Areas The rural population of developing countries exhibit unique resource optimization capabilities as compared to urban populations. Tracts of land are cultivated and cattle are reared and the produce is sold off in the market or consumed. The wastes generated from crop cultivation and rearing animals...
The City Corporation and State government might not yet have found a solution for the garbage crisis in the city. But more and more institutions and organisations in the city are coming forward with schemes to set up independent source-level mini waste treatment units on their premises. Among them is the Government Women's College at Vazhuthacaud. The college authorities have installed a biogas plant on the college campus to process food waste and...

Monday, May 21, 2012

BIO GAS:Biogas is the mixture of gas produced by Methanogenic bacteria while acting upon biodegradable materials in an anaerobic condition. This gas is principally composed of methane (CH4) and carbon dioxide (CO2). Methane is virtually odorless and colorless. It burns with a smokeless clear blue flame and is non toxic.  The approximate composition...
At a time when people are grappling with the shortage of kerosene and cooking gas not to mention the crippling power cuts, biogas plants should have been the most effective source of fuel for cooking, at least in rural areas. However, two community biogas plants installed by the Thanthai Periyar Government Institute of Technology (TPGIT), Vellore,...

Monday, May 14, 2012

biogas for rural communities 0 biogas for rural communities td390 supervised learning study report vaibhav nasery roll no 08d11007 under the guidance of prof a b rao center for technology biogas for rural communities Read Online this document biogas for rural communities PdfDownload biogas for rural communities Pdfbiogas for rural communities 1...
poultry waste biogas plant In a rare initiative, a farmer of Haryana, Ramehar Singh of Silani village in Jhajjar district, has installed a 50-KW capacity poultry litter-based biogas power plant at his poultry farm using poultry waste as feed material. Showing the way to other farmers by his enterprise by running his 65 KVA (50-KW) biogas plant for...

Sunday, May 13, 2012

TIRUCHIRAPALLI: Aiming to encourage public to follow environment-friendly solid waste management practices and end open defecation, a Zero Waste Toilet System (ZWTS), claiming to be the first in the country, was inaugurated on Friday. The integrated urine diversion biogas linked flush toilet system was inaugurated in Evoor village near Musiri by district collector Jayashree Muralidharan. The collector said the government was giving top priority...