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KASHMEERA N.A.KASHMEERA N.A.
IV SEM MSc ZOOLOGYIV SEM MSc ZOOLOGY
ROLL No: 37ROLL No: 37
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Mystery unveiled….
Alessandro volta
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BIOGASBIOGAS
• Mixture of gases.• Produced by anaerobic digestion of organic
matter.• Consist of CH4 ,CO2 ,traces of H2 & other gases.
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Composition of BiogasComposition of Biogas
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BENEFITS FROM BIOGAS PLANTSBENEFITS FROM BIOGAS PLANTS• Used mainly for cooking & lighting purposes.
• Used in internal combustion engines to power water pumps & electric generators.
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• Used as fuel in fuel type refridgerators.
• Sludge - fertilizer.
• ↓ envt. pollution
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SUBSTRATESUBSTRATE
• Plant & animal biomass.• Plant biomass –• Animal biomass – cattle dung,manure from
poultry,goats & sheep slaughter house & fishery wastes.
• Agricultural wastes also used
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Parts of biogas plantParts of biogas plant
• Digester • Gas holder• Inlet• Outlet
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Inlet chamberInlet chamber• To supply cow dung to the digester
• It is made at the ground level so that the cow dung can be poured easily.
• made up of bricks, cement and sand.
• The outlet wall of the inlet chamber is made inclined so that the cow dung easily flows to the digester.
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DigesterDigester
• Most important part of biogas plant
• Fermentation takes place - fermentation tank.
• Built underground – insulated,airtight
• Made up of bricks, sand and cement.
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• Almost at the middle of the height of digester, two openings are provided on the opposite sides for inflow of fresh cow dung and outflow of used cow dung.
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Gas holderGas holder
• Cylindrical container• Above digester• Collect gas• The gas pipe carries the biogas to the place
where it is consumed.
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Outlet ChamberOutlet Chamber
• Digested slurry from which the biogas has been generated is removed from the biogas plant.
• The outlet chamber is also at the ground level.
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TypesTypes
• GAS HOLDERGAS HOLDER• Fixed dome type• Floating drum type
FREQUENCY OF FILLING FREQUENCY OF FILLING
SUBSTRATESUBSTRATE
Batch type
Continuous type
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Fixed dome typeFixed dome type
• A fixed-dome plant consists of a digester with a fixed, non-movable gas holder, which sits on top of the digester.
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Floating-drum typeFloating-drum type• Consist of an underground digester and a
moving gas-holder.
• Gas-holder floats either directly on the fermentation slurry or in a separate water jacket.
• The gas is collected in the gas drum, which rises or moves down, according to the amount of gas stored
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Floating-drum typeFloating-drum type
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• Batch typeBatch type• Filled once,sealed.• Emptied when raw materials stop producing
gas.
• Continuous typeContinuous type• Fed with a definite quantity of wastes at
regular intervals • Gas production continuous & regular
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MICROBIOLOGY OF BIOGASMICROBIOLOGY OF BIOGAS•4 steps4 steps
•HydrolysisHydrolysis
•AcidogenesisAcidogenesis
•AcetogenesisAcetogenesis
•MethanogenesisMethanogenesis
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HydrolysisHydrolysis• Biomass is made up of large organic polymers
• Complex polymers hydrolysed to monomers
• complex organic molecules → simple sugars, amino acids, and fatty acids.
• Done by hydrolytic fermentative bacteria
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AcidogenesisAcidogenesis• Results in further breakdown of the remaining
components by acidogenic bacteria.
• Ammonia, H2, CO2, H2S, shorter volatile fatty acids, carbonic acids, alcohols, as well as trace amounts of other byproducts produced
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AcetogenesisAcetogenesis
• Simple molecules created through the acidogenesis phase further digested to acetic acid, carbon dioxide and hydrogen.
• Acetogenic bacteria
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MethanogenesisMethanogenesis• The terminal stage
• Intermediate products of the preceding stages converted to methane, carbon dioxide, and water.
• These components make up the majority of the biogas emitted from the system.
• Methanogenic bacteria
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MICRO ORGANISMSMICRO ORGANISMS
• Hydrolytic & fermentative bacteria.Hydrolytic & fermentative bacteria.• Acidogenic bacteria.Acidogenic bacteria.• Acetogenic bacteria.Acetogenic bacteria.• Methanogenic bacteria.Methanogenic bacteria.
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Methanogenic bacteria.Methanogenic bacteria.
• Create methane from the final products of acetogenesis as well as from some of the intermediate products from hydrolysis and acidogenesis .
• Archaebacteria
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MAJOR GENERA OF METHANOGENIC BACTERIAMAJOR GENERA OF METHANOGENIC BACTERIA
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• Cocci
• Spirilli
• Bacilli
• sarcina
Cocci forming colonies in cubical packets of eight or more are called sarcina
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• Methanogens are a diverse group of organisms that can live in a wide range of environments.
• They have been found in a range of salinity from freshwater to hypersaline.
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• Biogas plant – Methanosarcina barkeri, Methanobacterium omelianskii
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Factors affecting methane formation.Factors affecting methane formation.
• pH• Temperature• Nitrogen concentration• C:N ratio• Creation of anaerobic conditions
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pHpH
• 6-8• Acidic medium lowers methane formation.
• TemperatureTemperature• Fluctuation ↓ methane formation – inhibit
growth of methanogens.• 30-40oC
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Nitrogen concentration
• ↑ N2 - ↓ growth of bacteria - ↓ CH4
C:N ratioC:N ratio
• Micro organisms in a biogas plant needs both N nitrogen and C carbon.
• Research has shown that the methanogenic bacteria work best with a C/N ratio 30:1.
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Creation of anaerobic conditionsCreation of anaerobic conditions
• CH4 production takeplace in strictly anaerobic condition.
• Digesters – airtight, burried under soil.
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