[Digestion] Digestion Digest, Vol 34, Issue 6

Edward Silalahi (Medan) Edward_Silalahi at asianagri.com
Fri Jun 21 03:32:18 CDT 2013


Dear All,
Could you help me about these issues:
1. How to calculate from COD to Bio gas (the conversion)
2. How the bacteria life span, 
3. How the bacteria can convert COD to bio gas and others components?

Best Regards ++

 

Edward Silalahi 

Dy Head Mill and Engineering

Asian Agri Group

UniPlaza Building 6th floor East Tower
MT Hariyono street no 1A Medan 20231

Telp:+6261-4532155

Email:Edward_Silalahi at asianagri.com

Website:www.asianagri.com

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Date: Wed, 19 Jun 2013 09:47:23 +0930
From: Paul Harris <paul.harris at adelaide.edu.au>
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G'day Prabhu,

One consideration in the selection is the technical expertise available 
and the operator time available.

If there is a low level of expertise and little skilled labour a simple 
digester operating on a longer retention time will be more robust, but 
if there is a skilled labour force available you may decide to go for a 
high rate design (which will require more operator time), but make sure 
you can get technical advice about the design easily.

In any case I would suggest setting up a small trial digester using your

substrate to gain some experience of the likely design - you can get 
some ideas from http://biogas.wikispaces.com/.

Happy digesting,
HOOROO

On 18/06/2013 3:28 PM, Prabhu Govindarajan wrote:
> Hi
>    I am from a south Indian State of India, TamilNadu.We want to build

> a Digester for poultry manure (2-5) tons/week What would be nice 
> approach for the AD
>
> 1.CST  3 Stage Plug Flow  - CST IISC
> 2.Nisarguna - BARC Reactor - 
> http://www.barc.gov.in/akruti-tp/atp_nisar.html
> 3.CSTR
> 4.U Shaped mixed plug flow - Some US Dairy Farms
>
> Can somebody help us with consultancy as well ?
>
> Thanks
>
> Prabhu.G
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Hi

 Thanks for the pointers.The question i had in my mind when i asked this
was this
1.Does AD design affect the manure produced,H2S Content and ammonia
inhibition?
2.How does it affect the operational and process maintenance ?
3.As broiler manure supposed to have lot of heavy metals and steroids
should special care be taken .
4.Can some kind of co-digestion solve it ?

Thanks

Prabhu.G


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>    I am from a south Indian State of India, TamilNadu.We want to build
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> Digester for poultry manure (2-5) tons/week What would be nice
approach for
> the AD
>
> 1.CST  3 Stage Plug Flow  - CST IISC
> 2.Nisarguna - BARC Reactor -
> http://www.barc.gov.in/akruti-tp/atp_nisar.html
> 3.CSTR
> 4.U Shaped mixed plug flow - Some US Dairy Farms
>
> Can somebody help us with consultancy as well ?
>
> Thanks
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Date: Wed, 19 Jun 2013 15:47:24 +0930
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G'day Again,

1. In my simple engineers approach "what goes in MUST come out 
(sometime!)" - this means that nearly all the inputs appear in the 
sludge, as only relatively small amounts of carbon, hydrogen and oxygen 
appear in the gas stream (with traces of nitrogen, sulphur etc.), but 
some grit may only be emptied in maintenance periods. You will only get 
H2S with high sulphur feeds (and possibly short retention times) and 
microbes can acclimate to ammonia given time (build up the feed rate 
slowly!) - pH is also important. As poultry do not have methanogens in 
their gut/crop/whatever you will have to start with cow manure or some 
other innoculum and change gradually to poultry manure - less problems 
if you can do co-feed other materials.

2. As mentioned in my other e-mail "high rate" digesters (tend to be 
more complex) require more monitoring (can be automatic, but you do 
still need a human or two!) and operator skill than simpler low rate 
digesters.

3. You would have to watch heavy metals when you spread sludge and make 
sure steroids don't yield "super-bugs". Heavy metals can cause 
inhibition and I am not sure about steroid effects (I was joking about 
superbugs!).

4. Yes, as mentioned above co-digestion may solve (or help with) some of

the problems.

Hope this helps,
HOOROO

On 19/06/2013 3:12 PM, Prabhu Govindarajan wrote:
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> Hi
>
>  Thanks for the pointers.The question i had in my mind when i asked 
> this was this
> 1.Does AD design affect the manure produced,H2S Content and ammonia 
> inhibition?
> 2.How does it affect the operational and process maintenance ?
> 3.As broiler manure supposed to have lot of heavy metals and steroids 
> should special care be taken .
> 4.Can some kind of co-digestion solve it ?
>
> Thanks
>
> Prabhu.G
>
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>     approach for
>     the AD
>
>     1.CST  3 Stage Plug Flow  - CST IISC
>     2.Nisarguna - BARC Reactor -
>     http://www.barc.gov.in/akruti-tp/atp_nisar.html
>     3.CSTR
>     4.U Shaped mixed plug flow - Some US Dairy Farms
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>     Can somebody help us with consultancy as well ?
>
>     Thanks
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