by abhishek | Aug 27, 2020 | Non-Renewable Sources of Energy
Coal has been used as a main source of energy by human beings for centuries. It is formed millions of years ago by anaerobic digestion of remains of large plants that got buried in the earth due to earthquakes. Occurance of CoalAlmost in every country big reserves of...
by abhishek | Aug 27, 2020 | Non-Renewable Sources of Energy
Those fuels which are formed millions of years ago from the anaerobic decomposition of remains of living organisms, buried under the earth are called fossil fuels. Fossil fuels are mainly of 3 types. The names of 3 fossil fuels are Coal, petroleum and natural gas. It...
by abhishek | Aug 27, 2020 | Non-Renewable Sources of Energy
The fixed dome type bio gas plant consists of a closed underground digester tank made up of bricks which has a dome shaped roof also made up of bricks. This dome shape roof of the digester tank functions as gas holder and has an outlet pipe at the top to supply gas...
by abhishek | Aug 27, 2020 | Non-Renewable Sources of Energy
The floating gas holder type bio gas plant consists of a dome shaped gas holder made of steel for collecting bio gas. The dome shaped gas holder is not fixed but is moveable and floats over the slurry present in the digester tank. Due to this reason, this biogas...
by abhishek | Aug 27, 2020 | Non-Renewable Sources of Energy
Biogas or (Gobar Gas) is a mixture of gases which is produced by anaerobic digestion of bio-mass in the presence of water. Generally, biogas is prepared by using animal dung, sewage, fallen leaves, rotten vegetables, straw and human excreta as bio-mass. The gases...
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