[Digestion] biogas to electricity generator

[Deepak D. G.]

Good Day and namaste,

Thank you for the question of how long I need to use 2000 W. Living in 
Bali indonesia with a electricity meter having MCB (mini circuit breaker 
of 2200 w) making me thinking too simple that I use 2000 W per hour.

You are right, I don't need 2000 W per hour (if you assume that)

Answering your question correctly:

I have not decided to use the biogas for the methane or for the 
electricity. It will be installed in traditional vegetable market in 
Bali indonesia.

So the feeding will be vegetable, rotten fruits and the operating 
temperature will be between 26 degree celcius to 32 degree celcius.

I am thinking to put 10 tubes light of 40 Watt each for 6 working hours. 
So, I think answering your question correctly it should be:

Electricity of 10 x 40 watt = 400 Watt per hour (wh)  and it will be 
2400 watt for 6 hour

Thanks,
Deepak



On 11/09/2012 07:00 PM, Paul Harris wrote:
> G'day Namaste,
>
> How long do you need 2000 W for, and will it be full 2000 W all the 
> time? What are you feeding your digester on and what is the operating 
> temperature?
>
> Happy digesting,
> HOOROO
>
> Mr Paul Harris BEng (Ag) (Melbourne)
> Visitor at The University of Adelaide
>
> On 9/11/2012 12:28 AM, Deepak D. G. wrote:
>> Dear Dr. Hoysall Chanakya,
>>
>> I remembered in last email you mentioned about using motor bike 
>> machine as a electricity generator.
>> You also mentioned that you have started to produce this machine.
>>
>> I am interested with that kind of machine.
>>
>> Let's say I need 2000 watt of power. How big the biogas I need and 
>> what will be the spec of the machine and price??
>>
>> Namaste,
>> Deepak
>> Bali - Indonesia
>>
>>
>>
>>
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