Published by Mahesh Gadekar, CEO, Geoenvirovision (Testing, Consultancy and Research Organization)
Can anybody give me the design sheet for the biogas plant?
The biogas is to be generated from the water hyacinth.
http://ije.informaticspublishing.com/index.php/ije/article/download/52378/42104
Interesting article link
Published by Suresh Kumar.S
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http://www.nzdl.org/gsdlmod?e=d-00000-00---off-0hdl--00-0----0-10-0---0---0direct-10---4-------0-1l--11-en-50---20-about---00-0-1-00-0--4----0-0-11-10-0utfZz-8-00&cl=CL1.2&d=HASH01a3f321d0f133a6e59c9949.11.1>=1Published by Prem Baboo, Researcher at www.researchGate.net
Dear Gadekarjee,
I had some notes on bio-gas based on water-hyacinth, made some times in 1981-82. I am in Pune and available on apteuk@gmail.com. I have some literature on bio-gas (collected at that time). You may visit Agharkar Institute for Science Cultivation (near BMCCollege) Deccan Gymkhana, Pune. It carried out studies on bio-gas.
With regards,
U K APTE
Published by Ulhas Apte, Freelance Consultant - Agro-Irrigation Consultant
Thanks for the content.
Published by Mahesh Gadekar, CEO, Geoenvirovision (Testing, Consultancy and Research Organization)
Hi. Seek info from Delhi Ngo AFPRO.. The hyacinths collection requires to be
Consolidated cured and added with material having C H.. Pl proceed..well wishes..
Published by Ajit Seshadri Seshadri, Er.
Have you though to use your water hyacinth as a natural coagulant. I am not 100% sure that it works but you should run tests with wastewater and polymer. You might have good surprises!
Published by Nicolas Meudal, Freelance Wastewater & Water Consultant
Good to see the new orientation of use of water hyacinth as a coagulant. Have you any research paper on the content mentioned. Secondly is there any ongoing plant which uses the water hyacinth as coagulant. Can it be used as low cost and natural coagulant with good efficacy.
Please share such kind of research to see water hyacinth as coagulant.
Published by Mahesh Gadekar, CEO, Geoenvirovision (Testing, Consultancy and Research Organization)
I don't know for water hyacinth but it works with tannin of rose for example. It is a natural coagulant, and it has the property to not coagulate the phosphorus. It has been used more and more in europe, even if it is still a small market. Run your tests! You will know!
Published by Nicolas Meudal, Freelance Wastewater & Water Consultant
You need to avoid Fe as to cluster particles and have a skimmer in the bassin to collect particles put them into a digester making Bio gas and install some gas engines with boilers on the exhaust to maximize output.
But think in ATEX and Zones as you are dealing with explosive gas
Published by Jørgen Sundt