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is boigas the same a NH3 Ammonia?
eloid777 8 months ago
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prop23FAIL 1 year ago
how long did it take to produce that much gas? tks
qsk2pc602 1 year ago
excellent
tinydog6666 1 year ago
The barrel came with sealed caps that screwed into the holes with rubber o-rings to seal them. Then I drilled a hole in one of these and used standard plumbing valve for garden hoses, and sealed the threads with teflon tape.
BrianOrangehouse 2 years ago
You have the same barrel I do. Where did you get the fittings for the pipe? Great design Thanks for sharing!
marthale7 2 years ago
You can tell me what kind of biomaterial you use and what quantity I see your video the production is very good, I wanted make one for me and I try the start with right foot. I congratulation to you.
Please respond the fast is possible. Thanks
tunegocio1 2 years ago
The solids and liquids don't need to be separated. You simply mix the biomaterials with water and put them in a sealed container. The bacteria eat the biomaterials and the byproduct is methane gas. It bubbles up through the liquid and eventually depletes the oxygen in the container. BasementBen is right, there is a lot of good material on the net that is better than what I can tell you.
BrianOrangehouse 3 years ago
having trouble making a reply, sorry, send me your email.
BrianOrangehouse 3 years ago
How did you convert the gas into liquid? and in the process, how did you separate water from the fuel?
richerbythesecond 3 years ago
Oh my! that is really wonderful. Could you tell me more, I am working on some biogas, and have some videos. How long has the food scraps been rotting in the drum?
This is great stuff, thanks for the video.
Ben
BasementBen 3 years ago
Can you send me links and more information as to how to make biogasoline? I'm very interested in the subject. Thank you!
richerbythesecond 3 years ago
Well, I actually didnt visit websites to make the biogas. I just made it up on my own, maybe an idea here and there from television or youtube. I suggest reading about it on Google Search. If I can remember, I think there are some nice ones on Google Search.
Its good stuff, read up.
BasementBen 3 years ago