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1. Safety –
A safety relief valve is designed to open and relieve excess pressure from pressure vessels, boilers, or other
industrial equipment and to reclose and prevent the further release of media (air, gas, steam or liquids) after
normal conditions have been restored.
2. Affordability –
Biodegradable waste - from enterprises and industrial facilities, such as surplus lactose from the production of
lactose-free dairy products.
3. Effectiveness in preserving the bacteria or moist in biogas
Biogas can be compressed, stored in LPG cylinder and made transportable. To make biogas suitable for
cooking application it is compressed up to 4 bar after purification, moisture removal and filled in LPG cylinder.
4. What are the ways to observe biogas as an alternative for cooking
Biogas burns very cleanly, and produces fewer pollutants during cooking than any other fuel except
electricity. It provides instant heat upon ignition, no pre-heating or waiting time is required. Most biogas
burners are able to regulate the flow-rate to turn down fire-power from high heat to small low heat for
simmering.
5. Does biogas have the ability to cook despite it's made of plants and animal waste.
Biogas is produced after organic materials (plant and animal products) are broken down by bacteria in an
oxygen-free environment, a process called anaerobic digestion. Biogas systems use anaerobic digestion to
recycle these organic materials, turning them into biogas, which contains both energy (gas), and valuable soil
products (liquids and solids). Stored biogas can provide a clean, renewable, and reliable source of baseload
power in place of coal or natural gas. Baseload power is consistently produced to meet minimum power
demands; renewable baseload power can complement more intermittent renewables. Similar to natural gas,
biogas can also be used as a source of peak power that can be rapidly ramped up.
6. is it effective to use biogas for cooking compared to the usually put a petroleum gas.
With minor cleanup, biogas can be used to generate electricity and heat and is used as a replacement for
traditional natural gas to generate combined electricity and heating for power plants—not in vehicle
applications.
7. How long does it take to use biogas?
Slurrifying means adding liquid to the biowaste to make it easier to process. Microbes need warm conditions,
so the biowaste is heated to around 37 °C. The actual biogas production takes place through anaerobic
digestion in large tanks for about three weeks.
8. what are the materials that are effective in preserving the bacteria or moist that helps in developing the
elements that make gas considering the safety and affordability?
Carbon Dioxide is most commonly used to prevent the growth of mold and bacteria and is used to achieve the
longer shelf life. The balance of how much Carbon Dioxide, Nitrogen and Oxygen to leave in a package is a
unique recipe that should be customized according to the products being preserved.
9. what are the materials that are capable of using it in making a biogas digestion system consider it.
The size of the biogas plant is to be decided based on availability of raw material. It is generally said that,
average cattle yield is about 10 kg dung per day. For eg. the average gas production from dung may be taken
as 40 lit/kg.