Biogas Generation Using Kitchen Waste

  • Younas T
  • Taha M
  • Ehtesham S
  • et al.
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Abstract

The previous years has been very crucial for the whole world so in Pakistan. This situation arise due to shocking increment in the rates of oil. In order to overcome this issue most of the countries are working for the development of technology using renewable resources. These resources include solar, wind and biomass. Biomass includes cow dung, kitchen waste, wood etc. The geographical location of Pakistan is a best suit for biomass energy operation. Among these biomasses this paper will be focusing on the kitchen waste which will result in around 60% of methane gas, 30% will include carbon dioxide, 8% nitrogen and rest 1 to 2 % of hydrogen sulphide. This paper will state the best possible option to perform anaerobic digestion process in order to generate excess amount of biogas at homes. It will also discuss procedure for the removal of toxic gases which exist in biogas and can be harmful for humans as well as it degrade biogas quality. In our research, the generation of biogas and methane is done from the sugary and starch-rich material and is determined at small scale using the elementary digesters.

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Younas, T., Taha, M., Ehtesham, S. F., & Siddiqui, M. F. (2018). Biogas Generation Using Kitchen Waste. E3S Web of Conferences, 51, 01002. https://doi.org/10.1051/e3scconf/20185101002

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