How To Make A Methane Biodigester…

 


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This short video will show you several options to creating your own methane biodigester…

“Today, we’re gonna bring you into the world of bio-gas digestion.

The whole idea is to create methane, just like you do in your stomach; as you’re churning up your food, one of the bi-products is methane. Here, we’re gonna show you today four different ways.

You can go as simple or as high tech as you wanna go with this.

Here’s one real simple method right here where you take two cylinders… & as you put food waste & your manure & everything else in there, as it churns up, the methane bubbles to the top & forces that upper cylinder up, which is good for several purposes.

It holds the methane, it pressurizes the methane so you can send it back to your utilities or whatever you’re gonna use it for…


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