Biogas and biogas power methanogenic

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by chatelot16 » 08/09/13, 21:16

no problem: the crushed leaves have no lignin

you can even grind the small branches that do not have a lot of lignin yet

it is also possible to have 2 WC: one with flush and dry, because anyway it is sometimes necessary to add water in the digester, as much profpt to use a little toilet flush rather than putting clean water directly into the methanizer

at home I use only rainwater, but with 2 cistern: one clean well closed for good quality water, and the other looks like an above ground pool for hunting of water and rough washing
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by Did67 » 09/09/13, 14:11

I guess you're talking about the lignin / cellulose ratio of oak leaves?

Which must be quite cellulosic (behave rather like straw than like wood chips) ...

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by swallowtail » 10/10/13, 00:01

Good evening,

I found 2 theses concerning the methanisation.
Rather long and very academic, but infos among others on
- inhibiting factors T °, ​​PH, {Co2} etc
- the rates of "dilution" in water in the reactor
- the innoculum levels
- the reaction rates, and the limiting speed (hydrolysis)
etc etc

https://www.econologie.info/share/partag ... I2De5A.pdf
https://www.econologie.info/share/partag ... TwiUsZ.pdf


read it
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by renaud67 » 10/10/13, 08:58

there is also a process called Jean Pain (or Jean Pain)
http://www.onpeutlefaire.com/ilslontfait/ilof-jean-pain-broussaille.php
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