On Training of Small Scale Processing Organic waste for electric Generation at Udayana University, Bali, Indonesia
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TJOKORDA GDE TIRTA NINDHIA
Under research group of
industry manufacture and machinery that is headed by Prof. Tjokorda Gde Tirta
Nindhia, the training on Processing Organic waste for electric Generation is
made available. The participants from any background can joint this training or
participant can voluntary joint the activity of processing organic waste for
electrical energy in our pilot project around Indonesia.
The training is started by
introduction of processing organic waste through anaerobic digester. The
participant can learn how to built their own anaerobic digester in regard o the
requirements that is needed for anaerobic processing to occur. The organic
waste especially from kitchen waste or agriculture waste should be shredded and
crushed to reduce the size and mix with water. The best organic waste that can be processed
by using anaerobic digester are from the source of animal manure. The anaerobic
processing will take around 2 weeks to start produce biogas.
The biogas should be purified
through series purification units. The methane (CH4) is the gas that is useful for fuel that can be
found in the biogas. Other gas such as hydrogen sulfide (H2S) should be
eliminated from the biogas. Carbon dioxide as well as moister are usually found
also in the biogas and should also removed to increase the CH4 content in the
biogas. In this stage the participant will be trained to make simple biogas
purification by using material that easily available with low cost. Purified bioas
then is ready to be use as a fuel for cooking or for running the electric
generator.
The training is continued by
introduced method of modifying engine so that possible to be fueled by using
biogas as a fuel. The biogas should be homogenized and dehumidified in the biogas bag. The
biogas then should pass the carbon
dioxide remover (CDR) and biogas desulfurizer for cleaning process to obtain
about pure methane (CH4). The unit of biogas mixer and gasoline
carburettor will be designed in this research in order to be able to be
operated independently. This is mean that if the biogas not available, the
engine will be still can run by using gasoline as alternative fuel. The fuel
selector should available to select type of the fuel that will be used. The
unit of the engine was prepared. Four stroke engine was prepared with this
purpose with single piston. The compression ratio was selected in order to can
be operate well with biogas as well as gasoline
The
most important engine component that make possible for run
the engine with both gasoline and biogas is biogas-air mixer and gasoline
carburettor. The best result from our experiment for the design of both
biogas-air mixer and carburettor
The engine
can be run by using both biogas or gasoline and it is possible to operate for
1000 watt, 2000 watt, and 3000 watt. This is important starting point because
usually biogas not always available during the process of anaerobic digestion
on the site of waste treatment. This fuel flexibility also very useful during
maintenance of biogas anaerobic digestion when at that time biogas not
available.