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Biogas originates from bacteria in the process of biological breakdown of organic material under anaerobic conditions. The demand, high costs, and health implications of using energy derived from hydrocarbon compounds have necessitated the continuous search for an alternative sources of energy. Cow dung as a renewable source of energy supply has been proven to be very efficient. This study investigated the production of biogas using cow dung from Nkanu in Enugu East Local Government Area, Enugu State. A 2ml/g of cow dung was used in this study.
The digestion was carried out in a 10 L anaerobic digester at a temperature of 250C to 300 C and uncontrolled pH for a period of 3 weeks. About 23cm3 of biogas was produced on the 22nd day. Thus biogas production from cow dung is a good and cheap alternative source of energy. The use of biogas will not only serve as a source of fuel but will also help in the management of waste. The biomass generated after digestion can be used both as animal feed and to improve soil fertility. It is therefore recommended that large-scale production of biogas from wastes should be undertaken by all as the wastes around you today can become your wealth tomorrow.
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Research topic on the Production of biogas using cow dung.
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