Yes, it can. Biogas is one of the most economical way to cook or light a home in rural areas of the world where other power sources are unavailable. It is like turning nothing into light and fuel fire.
However, this is not always possible in a number of circumstances because of the following constraints: * Insufficient amount of waste to run it; unless there are at least four cows/ cattle the plant cannot be operated.
* Insufficient water and/or space required for the plant also make for very important constraints for setting up a biogas plant; if there is no sufficient community land and water the plant cannot remain functional; the correct ratio of cow dung and water would be 1:1 ideally but it could still work with a ration or 4:5; hence you would require higher input where water is less. * Water scarcity or loading capacity would also be a very important and critical constraint. * The biogas plant needs a certain of technology savvy handling which is not always possible in very marginalized communities. * As with water, insufficient production of dung also may highly inhibit the production of the methane gas from the plant. * You may have faulty construction when the biogas plant is not constructed by skilled workers. * Subsidization of fossil fuel in rural areas actually act detrimentally towards the installation of biogas. * Since the gas is coming from waste products, women do not prefer to roast their food on the fire. Biogas is still the best alternative to fuel we have got today. Inspite of all the above constraints, if the biogas is promoted in an organized manner, rural communities stand to gain a lot, since this is a method which can be sustainable in the long run at the least cost. It is extremely beneficial in terms that it can bring light (illumination) to the households as well as a safe and smoke-free cooking medium for the millions of rural women thereby freeing them of the burden of collecting and carrying loads and loads of wood every day for cooking. Ofoourse YES it can be used for cooking, whereever i have installed biogas plants in India, i make sure that the plant is user centric and its always advisable for smaller plants to use the gas directly for combustion. Biogas can be used for various applications, such as for cooking, lighting, electricity production etc. The required gas quality depends on the corresponding application. Dewatering of biogas is recommended for all applications, whereas desulfurization is mainly done before usage in an engine. Hydrogen sulfide is a very aggressive gas responsible for fast corrosion. Biogas used for electricity production in a block heat and power plant has therefore to be treated by desulfurization. Independently from biogas application the gas storage is preferable protected against corrosion. SRINIVAS KASULLA srinivaskasulla@gmail.com
No
CNG is short for compressed Natural gas. The same as what you use in your house.
because CNG has high compressibility <><><> Clean fuel, little air pollution, inexpensive, and auto engines can be easily converted to run on CNG.
Only in fleet vehicles doing local duty. CNG filling stations are not plentiful.
CNG stands for compressed natural gas, which is a cleaner-burning alternative fuel for vehicles. Regular unleaded gasoline cannot be used as a substitute for CNG fuel, as they are different types of fuel with distinct combustion characteristics. Vehicles that run on CNG must be specifically designed to use this type of fuel.
yes
we want use cng
There are multiple CNG stations in Kutch, Gujarat. Some popular ones are located in Bhuj, Gandhidham, and Anjar. You can use apps like Google Maps or websites like www.igl.co.in or www.petroldieselprice.com to find the closest CNG pump in Kutch.
CNG by itself is odorless. What gives CNG its smell is actually an additive.
CNG is cheaper. CNG gives more mileage. CNG is the best as it is eco frendily.
The term CNG stands for Compressed Natural Gas. This is compressed by special compressors for use in automobiles, household and other less-polluting substitute fuel applications in industry.
CNG buses are powered by compressed natural gas (CNG), which is primarily composed of methane. CNG is stored in high-pressure tanks and is used as a cleaner alternative to diesel or gasoline, producing fewer emissions. The use of CNG helps reduce air pollution and greenhouse gas emissions, making it a more environmentally friendly transportation option.