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Animal Dung / Alternative feed
material Based (Captive/ Decentralised) Electricity Generation |
Introduction :
GEDA has been implementing the Biogas Programme
under State/ MNES financial assistance. Large size plants of various
capacities i.e. 15 m3/day to 85m3/day ) plants are being installed to
meet the cooking fuel needs of the households in the villages/Temples/
staff of Gaushla & Panjrapoles institutions.
For the last few years , we have focussed on the
Gaushalas & Panjrapoles where for Biogas based captive power
generation projects in decentralised manner. The dung potential is
generally avaialable ( which otherwise would be used as fertiliser) in
gaushala /panjrapole to go for Bio-gas plants . The produced gas is
used to generate the electricity running the DG sets on dual fuel
mode by the beneficiary . The digested slurry coming out of the
plant is used for organic fertiliser production.
One such demonstration project has been commisioned in Nov’97 & has
been working satisfactory at Shri Idar Panjrapole Sanstha – Idar. A
brief note on the same is enclosed .
Potential :
Our State has enriched livestock population
of about 18.3 million . This animal wealth produces about 37 million
kgs animal dung , which has potential of producing about 1.2 milion
cubic meter bio-gas . This huge amount can suffice the cooking fuel
requirement of about 50 lacs families.
Power generation Potential :
Considering 0.6 m3 biogas /kwh electricity
generation through dual fuel diesel generating sets , approximately
total 12 lacs families may be
facilitated by electricity supply for 4 hrs/day.
Technology Options :
Our Gujarat state has one advantage of very
moderate seasonal tempreture variation i.e. unlike , Nothern belt
region tempreture difference is varying between 25 to 45 degree
centigrade which is favorable factor for bio-gas generation .
Looking to our village flora & fauna , Standard floating dome plants
( KVIC 40 days – HRT , vertical model ) may be adopted for setting
up decentralised/ captive utilisation based electricity generation
projects.
Plant Capacities :
The plants of 15, 25,
35,45,60,85 m3/day capacity may be taken up for implementaion for
bio-gas generation in modular fashion for meeting cooking fuel
requirement on daily basis. However , having electricity generation
as main objective, the plant capacities of 45 & above are preferred.
One project on Bio-gas based electricity generation by using dual fuel
Generator Set was installed at Idar Panjrapole Sanstha.. Two more
project are under progress in Rajkot & Bhuj Districts.
Panjrapole Sanstha.. Two more project are under
progress in Rajkot & Bhuj Districts.
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Conceptual Detailing is tabulated
below. |
| Sr. No. |
Plant capacity
(m3/day) |
Cattle population
required |
Dung required on
daily basis |
Possible size of DG
set to be coupled with biogas plant |
Approx. DG running
per day & Total unit generation / day |
| 1 |
15 |
25 -30 |
225 kgs |
3.5 kva /3.0 kw
( single phase genset) |
4 -5 hrs/day
( 12 to 15 units /day) |
| 2 |
25 |
62 -70 |
625 kgs |
3.5 kva /3.0 kw
( single phase genset) |
7 -8 hrs/day
( 20 - 24 units/ day ) |
| 3 |
35 |
85 - 95 |
875 kgs |
7.5 kva /6.0 kw
( Three phase genset) |
5- 6 hrs/day
( 30 - 36 units / day ) |
| 4 |
45 |
120 - 130 |
1130 kgs |
7.5 kva /6.0 kw
( Three phase genset) |
7 -8 hrs/day
( 45- 50 units /day ) |
| 5 |
60 |
150 - 160 |
1500 kgs |
10 kva /8.0 kw
( Three phase genset) |
9 -10 hrs/day
( 80 –90 units/day ) |
| 6 |
85 |
220 – 250
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2125 kgs |
10 kva /8.0 kw
( Three phase genset) |
13 -14 hrs/day
(120-130
units/day ) |
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The cost of DG set has not
been taken into account , however if bio-gas is not to be used as
cooking fuel & electricity is to be generated , cost of 85CMD plant
(including DG set cost , other auxiliary equipment / modifications
etc.) appears to be around Rs. 10 lacs approximately.
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