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How can small-scale biogas digesters benefit rural areas?
Small-scale rural biogas digesters can generate environmental, health, and social benefits to rural areas with a net positive impact on energy access.
How can biogas systems be used in rural areas?
For biogas systems to succeed and be used in rural areas worldwide, governments should strengthen current policies and develop new policies and regulations to motivate people in rural areas to install biodigesters. These policies should focus on the comprehensive sustainability of the biogas systems.
Can biogas be used in a crowded facility?
The biogas system was able to power 12 biogas ovens and all from human excreta [57, 72]. This demonstrates the potential of biogas in solving energy and hygiene problems in crowded facilities. Europe has also been at the forefront of using biogas technology primarily out of municipal waste.
Do small-scale biogas systems benefit rural communities in developing countries?
The relevance of small-scale biogas systems to regional development of rural areas in developing countries The literature study discloses how small-scale biogas systems benefit the local family, village, and surrounding communities in rural areas in developing countries.
What is a suitable substrate for biogas production in rural areas?
The generally suitable substrates for biogas production in rural areas are agricultural and livestock residues, organic fraction of solid domestic waste, and domestic sewage sludge (i.e., human excreta and wastewater). The biogas yield depends on the quality, amount, and supply rate (continuous or semi-continuous) of feed materials (Table 2).
How do you calculate the amount of biogas held in a storage facility?
If the amount of biogas held in a storage facility is Q (t), then it is Q (t + △t) at time t + △t, where △t is time interval. On the basis of mass balance, Q (t + △t) should theoretically be equal to the sum of Q (t) and net variation in biogas amount during the time interval △t, as shown in Eq. 1.