[Stoves] Dung based Biogas Plants

[Jeff Davis]

>>Dear Peter,
>>I don't think that bones and feathers would be converted into methane in
>> a
>>biogas plant.
>>Yours
>>A.D.Karve
>
> Did not believe os either -- but needed to make sure.

One could make bone charcoal. In the past it did have a use.


> but also -- to wet process
> the CO2 from the methane -- purifying the methane to 95% of greater
> concentrations. Plus separations the CO2 and storing that as well -- then
> marketing it to our local soft drink bottler -- or so I hope.


If not, maybe feed it to algae.




Jeff


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Jeff Davis

Some where 20 miles south of Lake Erie, USA