History and future of domestic biogas plants in the developing world
T Bond, MR Templeton - Energy for Sustainable development, 2011 - Elsevier
Technologies which recover biogas do so by harnessing anaerobic degradation pathways
controlled by a suite of microorganisms. The biogas released acts as an environmentally
sustainable energy source, while providing a method for disposal of various wastes. Biogas
contains 50–70% methane and 30–50% carbon dioxide, as well as small amounts of other
gases and typically has a calorific value of 21–24 MJ/m3. Various appliances can be fuelled
by biogas, with stoves offering an application appropriate for deployment in developing …
controlled by a suite of microorganisms. The biogas released acts as an environmentally
sustainable energy source, while providing a method for disposal of various wastes. Biogas
contains 50–70% methane and 30–50% carbon dioxide, as well as small amounts of other
gases and typically has a calorific value of 21–24 MJ/m3. Various appliances can be fuelled
by biogas, with stoves offering an application appropriate for deployment in developing …
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