Adherence to the Kyoto Protocol and evermore stringent restrictions imposed by the European Union have made recourse to renewable energy sources evermore compelling as well as strongly incentivised. So, a mathematical model was devised to calculate the amount of biogas producible from biomass through anaerobic fermentation. In particular, installing a co-generator of electricity and heat which runs on farm waste biogas was verified. The results show that a 35kW co-generator is not only able to make a 250 head farm energy autonomous, but can create an extra source of income by selling surplus electricity back to the grid.
Verification of the energy self-sufficiency by biogas production from cow-buffalo farm waste
MANETTO, Giuseppe Ezio;
2009-01-01
Abstract
Adherence to the Kyoto Protocol and evermore stringent restrictions imposed by the European Union have made recourse to renewable energy sources evermore compelling as well as strongly incentivised. So, a mathematical model was devised to calculate the amount of biogas producible from biomass through anaerobic fermentation. In particular, installing a co-generator of electricity and heat which runs on farm waste biogas was verified. The results show that a 35kW co-generator is not only able to make a 250 head farm energy autonomous, but can create an extra source of income by selling surplus electricity back to the grid.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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