Methane Biodigester How To

[freeadixxx]

I love this guy. I really do love him

[OctaformSystemsInc]

Great stuff! Amazingly simple really.

Large scale AD is starting to rear its head on this continent. While being a source of clean renewable energy, it's also a fantastic solution to the problems of waste management & greenhouse gas emissions.

[henryzimmer]

Really niiice!!! =D

[KingRyltar]

Yes waiting of the followup video, to see how safe the draw off is for fertilizer, ie.,. ecoli free! And a ruff guess on the amount of methane your system is producing, ie.,.enough to run a stove, to cook for a family every day?

thanks for the video, keep them coming!

[slyker25]

Are you still operating your digester? Will there be another video about it?

[alienhddna]

fish shit would work good

[orkeer]

Can you put not only rotting vegetables, but also meat, bones, fish bones into the tank for methaine gas?

[cmmitchell2028]

Say can I use cat poop?

[ekadify]

What all can be ran with methane gas?

[mahalay3994]

Great Job! Couple of questions: Do you add water into the tanks? Or.. is water mixed with the food scraps that goes into the tanks? If so, what's the ideal ratio of water to the feed (food scraps)? Planning to build one myself.

[mahalay3994]

Great Job! Couple of questions: Do you add water to the tanks? Or.. is water mixed with the food scraps that goes into the tanks? If so, what's the ideal ratio of water to the feed (food scraps)? Planning to build one myself.

[FLOWCREWS3]

Your awesome I'm gonna try making one like right now at 3:44am!!!

[theparacordguy]

Great stuff here! I love this idea and I really want to learn more. I have heard about you guys alot from Jack Spirko at The Survival Podcast. He has said a few times that he would love to have you on the show, please if you guys could stop by his website and try to get something worked out for an interview it would help a lot of people get a better idea of who you are and spread the word about this kind of setup. Thanks for doing what you are doing :)

[cdltpx]

I would like to see you guys protect your pvc from solar degredation if you paint or cover them you will slow their deteoriation. So when you get your hands on excessive exterior paint please paint all your PVC to make these items last longer. If at all possible you want to protect any plastic from the sun.

[hablerz]

I'd like to see these digesters commercialised so that they could be used in many homes.

[utubegirlx]

haha " One of the by products is methane" I love how you avoided the "f word"

This will change the world because we will start to perceive the "f word" to be a good thing.

[glockman1727ak47]

Love the redneck at the end! Great video. thanks for the upload!

[thrundar]

Never heard of Uniseals until I saw this video. Very handy information.

[TheArchenoha]

In your IBC system you put 100lbs/day how many gas you get on a normal day ?

Greetings from Germany

[elkrivermr]

cant wait for the vid on the testing of the slurry.

[KayakFisher01]

Here is a link:> watch?v=GQrr4KhP4Dc <called Bio-gas: Renewable Energy in the Himalaya by "GrassrootsIndia" It shows the construction of an underground domed biodigester to fuel the cooking needs of Indian Families. It keeps the family from traveling hours for fire wood and lessens the need to cut down trees. It is a very interesting video. This biodigester uses cow dung, which they have plenty of, and the methane is piped into the house to cook food.

[ak47citizensoldier]

I give this video the first ever ak47citizensoldier free energy award thanks for the vid

[TheUrbanFarmingGuys]

@ak47citizensoldier Yes we love it! and we accept the award

[adamanime2]

i know of a bus company in eu that use pig shit to fuel there buses

[AshoksTubeInside]

Hello,

I am looking forward for you next video, trying to see how you make use of Methane.

Great Video.

[AshoksTubeInside]

Hello,

I am looking forward for you next video, trying to see how you make use of Methane.

[perrydocks]

Great concept, best wishes. More peopler need to do stuff like this.

[Fanged03]

Very interested in the results of the effluent. Keep up the great work you guys are doing changing the world one city at a time.

[Xmortavianx]

Can you get us a listing of objects we can use. Much like a shopping list, and approximate cost.

[BikeManDan1]

I'm in awe of your guys' gung ho and all your projects.

I wonder though, despite this being very interesting and a use of free material, perhaps solar energy would make more sense. The downside to methane is that burning it releases CO2; fine on a small scale but not so on a large one. Solar hot water heaters are easy to come by in salvage yards or can even be DIY and work quite well and could be supplemented with photovoltaics for electric heat

Well, food for thought. Thanks for the videos!!

[panhandlephillips]

Thanks for the video! I have been wanting to build one of these but found the cost of bulkhead seals cost prohibitive. Uniseals look to be the solution.

[tigergirl13]

I also wonder - since you make just as much CO2 as you do methane, is this really a sustainable process?

[1StrawRob]

Well done, gents. We gots a future to build with salvage technology. Lets do this. Be the Change.