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Title: Decentralized Power Production in Rural Communities


1
Decentralized Power Production in Rural
Communities
  • Andrea French
  • Nicole Munguia
  • November 21, 2006

2
Methods for Biogas Production
  • Anaerobic Digestion

Biomass Gasification
Fuel Sources Decomposition Process Processing
Method
Producer Gas
Various Applications Mechanical, Thermal and
Chemical Production
3
Anaerobic Digesters to Produce Biogas in Rural
India
  • Feed Material
  • Digestion Process
  • Plant Design
  • Applications
  • Potential

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Feed Material
Type of Feedstock Biogas per kg Feedstock (m3)
Cows or Buffalo Dung 0.023-0.040
Pig Dung 0.040-0.059
Poultry Dung 0.065-0.116
Human Dung 0.020-0.028
Pre-treated Crop residue and Water Hyacinth 0.037-0.045
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http//www.worldofstock.com/closeups/TAN1242.php
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http//www.repp.org/discussiongroups/resources/gas
ification/
5
Digestion Process
  • Steps 3 4 Chemical Equation
  • CO2 4H2 ? CH4 2H2O
  • Steps 3 4 Chemical Equations
  • CO2 4H2 CH3COOH 2H2O CH3COOH ? CH4 CO2

Average Composition of Biogas
Matter
Methane, CH4 55-75
Carbon Dioxide, CO2 25-45
Carbon Monoxide, CO 0-0.3
Nitrogen, N2 1-5
Hydrogen, H2 0-3
Hydrogen Sulfide, H2S 0.1-0.5
Oxygen, O2 Traces
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6
Fixed Dome Designs
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ms.html
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7
Fixed Dome Diagram
http//www.fao.org/docrep/T0541E/T0541E0E.GIF
8
Design Parameters
Design of Biogas Plant Design of Biogas Plant
Number of Cows 4
Assuming 1 Cow Produces 10 kg of dung/day
Amount of Dung Produced by 4 Cows 40 kg
Amount of Gas Produced by 1 kg of Dung 0.05 m3
Amount of Gas Produced by 40 kg of Dung 2 m3
Daily Requirement of Gas for Cooking/Lighting for 1 Person 0.5-0.6 m3
2 m3 of Gas per Day Will Provide Cooking and Lighting for 2/0.6 to 2/0.5 3 or 4 persons
9
Anaerobic Decomposition BioGas Applications
  • Effluent Use
  • Fertilizer
  • Soil conditioner
  • (Destroys Pathogens)
  • Lighting
  • Cooking

http//www.oredaorissa.com/Photo.html
http//www.repp.org/discussiongroups/resources/gas
ification/
  • 2 m3 biogas plant in a month could replace
  • 26 kg if LPG,
  • 37 liters of kerosene,
  • 88 kg of charcoal,
  • 210 kg of fuel wood,
  • or 740 kg of animal dung.

http//www.ashdenawards.org/winners/prakratik
10
Potential for India
  • 260 million cows
  • 10 kg dung per day
  • 75 collection rate
  • 2 million tons of dung daily
  • 40 kg dung produces 2 m3 biogas
  • 40 million 2 m3 plants

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11
Biomass Gasification
  • Characteristics of Fuel Sources
  • Types of Gasifiers
  • Cooling and Filtering Producer Gas
  • Applications

12
Characteristics of Fuel Sources
  • High Energy Content/Bulk Density
  • Low Moisture Content
  • Low Tar Production
  • Low Ash Production

Excellent Fuels Bulk Density (kg/m3) M.C. () Ash () Tar (g/m3)
Coconut Shells crushed 435 11.8 0.8 3
Peach Pits 474 10.9 0.9 1.1
Corn Cobs 304 11 1.5 7.24
Prune Pits 514 8.2 0.5 0
Walnut Shells cracked 337 8 1.1 6.24
Wood Blocks 5cm cubes 256 5.4 0.2 3.24
Rajvanshi, A.K., (1986)
13
Gasifier Design
  • Updraft, Downdraft and Crossdraft
  • Tailored to the Fuel Source
  • Produce Minimal Dust and Tar

Updraft Downdraft
Crossdraft
Downdraft Reactor
(Rajvanshi, 1986).
14
Cooling Filtering Producer Gas
  • Filter out impurities
  • Cool producer gas to ambient temperature

Schematic Producer Gas Plant (Rajvanshi, 1986)
15
Applications
  • Power Applications
  • Generators for Electricity
  • IC engines for Agricultural Equipment
  • Pump for Irrigation Purposes
  • Thermal Application
  • Boil Water
  • Cooking Grain Drying
  • Steam generation Cogeneration or Residential
    Space Heating
  • Chemical Production
  • Methanol Oxidize Methane
  • Hydrogen Gas Water-Gas Shift Reaction/Steam
    Reforming

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QUESTIONS????
  • References
  • http//www.fao.org/sd/EGdirect/EGre0022.htm
  • http//www.unu.edu/unupress/unupbooks/80362e/80362
    E0j.htm
  • http//web.archive.org/web/20041124201613/www.eere
    .energy.gov/con sumerinfo/factsheets/ab5.html?prin
    t
  • Biogas The Indian NGO Experience by AFPRO-CHF
    Network
  • Energy, The Biomass Solution by Henry Bugay
  • Rajvanshi, A.K., (1986). Biomass Gasification
    Electronic version. Alternative Energy in
    Agriculture, Vol.II, Ed.D, Chapter (No.4), 83-102.
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