Am so impressed with your presentation. Thank you for not being selfish but so open to help others without much knowledge. I am getting into the biogas digester to help with my family need for cooking.
@@carmelahearle957 it can work normally until 25 C° under this degree the production is less and less until about 12C° it will stop producing any gas .
Thank you so much. It is very well articulated and with simplistic steps to follow in building a neater and cleaner biodigester. You guys are awesome! Thank you...
I'm 21:32 into the video. I'm so fxcking impressed by your English, knowledge, and step by step explanations as well as guides to assembling this. Way to keep it moving without skipping important details. Perfectly executed diy video.
Mr Taha, your video is a great eyeopener; thanks for taking the time to put all together and for sharing freely of your wealth of knowledge. God bless you Sir, please keep sharing! Paul in Uganda
Thank you for this interesting video. Your project is certainly also interesting for the members of the international youth network of terre des hommes as many of them deal with environmental issues and some of them have also developed their own projects on the topic of circular economy.
Thank you very much for this fantastic presentation. I am a Mechanical Engineer & this all makes perfect sense to me & I applaud your efforts at sharing knowledge. Thanks & respect from Zimbabwe 🇿🇼
@@MrTAHO1976 thank you for your good work. I would like to ask you a question. How much gas is produced in that PVC tank, when fully filled with slur. Can it boil hard foods like beans. Can it burn non stop for three hours?
@@stephendeya4862 with ideal condition from temperature and good feeding and adding good amount of water, 1 cu. M. Digester can produce 800 of biogas in one day it can give you enough energy for 3 meals for small family.
@@MrTAHO1976Thank you so so much Brother 👌 👍 👏 💯 🥰 May ALLAH bless you for this great knowledge you are sharing with us. I would have loved to see the process of the final construction and installation, especially how you married or connected the two tanks together . Awesome video in-fact the BEST one I came across in TH-cam. Thanks a million 🙏 🤲📖🤲🕋🤲🕌🤲 ✌❤🍀
@@LondonCarnaval you welcome brother, the two tanks is not connected at all the down one is the digester and it's fixed but the up one is movable up and down depend on having gas or no gas and this is the beauty of this design ( ARTI design ) it's digester and gas holder ( storage ) in the same time 2 in 1 really .
The inlet/feeder tube is preferred to come into the tank from top, and reach just a few inches above bottom, with the same V-shape. This will let gravity work with you and will ease up feeding and offer better feed distribution over the bottom. Great video
Beautifully explained ! Im very interested in getting my sister in to this, she farms on asmall scalebut i think shes able to doa set up like you've done Thank you so much!
hi mate love your TH-cam, just a question, with the feeder pipe that on the bottom of the tank will the liquid inside the tank will fill the feeder pipe. Could this will be an problem feeding the product into the tank
thanks for the well-explained presentation. but I have a question sir, the gap between the wall of the digester and the gas storage does not leak gas. the storage was just put upside down in the digester, what about the side, how to prevent gas leakage.
You might be able to attach a type of bendable plastic flange there, around the bottom lip of the floating tank, but you won't lose that much even if you don't add a flange. The trick, I think, is to get two tanks that fit together as closely as possible, so that gap is small.
You are Hero's, making the world better in many ways. Just a thing about the manure: You would want to see what the animal eats for the bacteria culture. If you have a lot of branches and grass, I would suggest having a second digester for your garden material. (the bacteria need to be able to specialize in this case) Problem is that food is already processed a lot and will digest more easily. Anything with a cell wall will have a problem digesting, but then you would use a mix of horse and cow manure. Chickens are for example more predatory and eat seeds, which will have a different mix of bacteria. but also probably fix more nitrogen in their droppings. The Basic material is easily fixed too: You said not to add bones or hard stuff that does not digest. To balance your acidity around a PH of 6, you could use egg shells, clam shells, bones and such. They will slowly break down as the acidity lowers and push the PH back up as they add calcium ions into the mix. Just be sure it's a small layer of material that stays on the bottom, you will want to ensure it does not overfill. (might use the good old stick prodding method to check how much stuff is on the bottom) Design wise: Simple and easy to build, am only concerned with a little gas leak from the sides of the digester, a skirt on the storage might solve this though... (Just to ensure as little methane as possible escapes into the air, because it is another greenhouse gas) I really hope this video reaches as many people as possible.
so the positioning of the biogas collector is upside down and it moves up and down but I imagine then there will be oxygen getting into the digester and yet the process is anaerobic, how do you ensure no oxygen gets into the mixture?
Thank you so much for this very helpful video. My question is can we add meat to the biodigester, or manure and veg matter only? And what about cat and dog pooh?
Thank you very much for this wonderful contribution to the humanity, may God bless you and your family, but I have 1 question how can we calculate the amount of biogas we get in a week
This man is a genius. He gave step by step methods, which are very easy to follow. Thanks a lot with your entire crew.
Thank you ❤
Thack you anda God bless you .
Am so impressed with your presentation. Thank you for not being selfish but so open to help others without much knowledge. I am getting into the biogas digester to help with my family need for cooking.
Thank you for teaching us in English - your instructions are very clear!
Best ever video on biogas I have watched. Keep up the good work.
Very well. Kurdish people self reliance and self sufficient is inspiring. Recycling and extracting energy from our waste 👏🏽
Thank you for this great idea. You really do an amazing job which can enable youth to get skills.
May the Almighty God bless for such a wonderful practical skills
Thanks for spending time to explain the hole process to the broader community 😊
Thank you my friends to give this opportunity to did this important video to help people around the world to build there digester.
Taha
Can the tank still work in freezing weather or weather above 100°F?
@@carmelahearle957 it can work normally until 25 C° under this degree the production is less and less until about 12C° it will stop producing any gas .
Thank you sir, your explanation is very fantastic
@@MrTAHO1976 will this work in west africa? it gets very hot weather
@@wm.frederickcooper3775 sure it will work perfectly, this kind of bacteria like hot climates.
Thank you very much, I really learnt alot from this video. Your explanation is so comprehensive.
Very articulate and doable ... from kenya
Best video ever about biodigester ... thank you very much Sir
عاشت ايدك استاذ طه يارب من خلالك تنتشر هذه الثقافة في العراق وخاصة المناطق الريفية
شكرا لك من القلب❤
I have learnt allot of Biogas production and I have confidence that I can now make one.
Thanks Good teacher.
Thank you so much. It is very well articulated and with simplistic steps to follow in building a neater and cleaner biodigester. You guys are awesome! Thank you...
Thanks for your informative and well explained details. God bless you
Thank you engeneer your a best teacher, you tell us step by step clearly and simply;;
I'm 21:32 into the video. I'm so fxcking impressed by your English, knowledge, and step by step explanations as well as guides to assembling this. Way to keep it moving without skipping important details. Perfectly executed diy video.
Thanks for your opinion I try to do my best to help and support people around the world.
The construction procedure is indeed reach and clear and that the technical knowledge to achieve optimal operation is impressive.
Sir, thank you.
Very informative video. Thanks for sharing. God bless you dear 🙏🙏
من اوضح ما شاهدت عن الغاز الحيوي مشكورة جهودكم
Mr Taha, your video is a great eyeopener; thanks for taking the time to put all together and for sharing freely of your wealth of knowledge.
God bless you Sir, please keep sharing!
Paul in Uganda
Thank you for this interesting video. Your project is certainly also interesting for the members of the international youth network of terre des hommes as many of them deal with environmental issues and some of them have also developed their own projects on the topic of circular economy.
Thank you very much for this fantastic presentation. I am a Mechanical Engineer & this all makes perfect sense to me & I applaud your efforts at sharing knowledge. Thanks & respect from Zimbabwe 🇿🇼
Thank you for sharing this knowledge and supporting people in their autonomy to create sustainably-sourced gas
I love this and I love YOU my brother Taha! Miss you here in the US! Hugs from all of us in Solar CITIES, your family around the world!
Thanks brother miss you too and miss US and all friends there so much, I hope we will meet again and do new projects.
@@MrTAHO1976 thank you for your good work. I would like to ask you a question. How much gas is produced in that PVC tank, when fully filled with slur. Can it boil hard foods like beans. Can it burn non stop for three hours?
@@stephendeya4862 with ideal condition from temperature and good feeding and adding good amount of water, 1 cu. M. Digester can produce 800 of biogas in one day it can give you enough energy for 3 meals for small family.
@@MrTAHO1976Thank you so so much Brother 👌 👍 👏 💯 🥰
May ALLAH bless you for this great knowledge you are sharing with us.
I would have loved to see the process of the final construction and installation, especially how you married or connected the two tanks together .
Awesome video in-fact the BEST one I came across in TH-cam.
Thanks a million 🙏
🤲📖🤲🕋🤲🕌🤲
✌❤🍀
@@LondonCarnaval you welcome brother, the two tanks is not connected at all the down one is the digester and it's fixed but the up one is movable up and down depend on having gas or no gas and this is the beauty of this design ( ARTI design ) it's digester and gas holder ( storage ) in the same time 2 in 1 really .
Thank you very much for this very informative and excellent video. I am looking forward to doing this myself. It will save me a lot of money.
That was great, very useful and informative. Thank you so much.
السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته اشكرك جزيل الشكر على الشرح المميز بالنسبه لباقي الشروحات عن هذا الموضوع اخوكم من البصرة
Thank you so much Eng. Taha Majid, your presentation and illustration is very educative! Much appreciated! S
The inlet/feeder tube is preferred to come into the tank from top, and reach just a few inches above bottom, with the same V-shape. This will let gravity work with you and will ease up feeding and offer better feed distribution over the bottom. Great video
This knowledge has me giddy, made me very excited haha. Thank you, fam!
Nice information, Highly appreciate greetings from Pakistan
I cant wait to build one for my family
Thank you so much for sharing a very clear and easy to follow presentation. I now can do my own digester. May God bless you more.
Thank you for providing this information!!!!!!!!!!!!
ڤیدیۆیەکی نایاب بە وەسفێکی زۆر ورد بۆ دروستکردنی بایۆدایجستەر، ئەو خۆشەویستییەی کە خرایە ناو وەسفەکەوە بە تەواوی هەست پێدەکرا، زۆر سوپاس لە ئەرجەنتینەوە، باوەشێکی گەورە
Thank you sir for this in-depth explanation
It will be my project, i will be addicted to this 😊. Thank you
yes - his passion is infectious - thank you sir for sharing!!
Thnx for the general knowledge and more so when it comes to change of nozzles from high pressure to low pressure.
this really helped a lot thank you..from Namibia👍
Am Kenya. keep up with the good work
Thank you sir you have answered all the questions I wanted to know so now I can go ahead and try this was an excellent site from South Africa
Please share your experience with your digester
Have you made your BD?
Your explanations are fantastic! Thank you, sir.
Very thorough and clear instruction. So interesting!
Hey?excellent so great sharing you'r skill this is only will help world over thank you all the best
Excellent video sir with great explanation. Plz make video on multiple biodigester and their connection.
Thanks for this great show and explanation on how to make this.
Amazing Video..thank you for sharing!!
Thank you, you answered many questions for me, great video. Thank You
Great video with clear instructions, thanks for your time and effort invested in the making of it!
Thank you for the video and for making the time to do this in English. 🤝
Sir
Thank you
Wisdom et desire to teach is appreciated
Salam alaikum.
Excellent video.
Thank you sir.
thanks from Northern bc, Canada.
Thank for a great video, lots of invaluable information. We are living off grid and are keen to do this. Cheers, Geoff.
Thanks for the video. Great lesson.
Beautifully explained !
Im very interested in getting my sister in to this, she farms on asmall scalebut i think shes able to doa set up like you've done
Thank you so much!
Thank you. Stuff like this could save the world if we could get more people would use this. I need to find some good size plastic containers.....
Perfect explanation. Thanks
Great explanation, very helpful. Thank you!
Amazing easy explanation,I just enjoyed every move making this easily installation. Very grateful 👍😎👏
Thank you so much for this important information am going to build my
Thank you very much for this video, insightful
hi mate love your TH-cam, just a question, with the feeder pipe that on the bottom of the tank will the liquid inside the tank will fill the feeder pipe. Could this will be an problem feeding the product into the tank
No really zero problem; just not feed the digester with big-size materials; just make the feeding like soup.
Very well explanation brother 👍🏻🌼🌺
❤❤thanks, dear brother. Very useful informative video.
Thanks your interesting information, I'm real interested
Excellent explanation! Thank you so much.
Wonderful lesson, thank you so much
It's a good illustration, thanks.
Excellent presentation sir, I will be setting up this project based on this video
I appreciate your presentation
I have a question: Is it possible to use concrete reservoir instead of plastic reservoir. Could the result be the same?
Thank you, brillliant video, so clear & detailed ❤
Very helpful video Sir.
thank you all your advice is great
I love it. Do we need a check valve for blow back? Tx
Nice presentation.. 👍 i am doing hibrid system with pressure tank. Single digester.
Thank you so much. But what bacteria do you put in the digester please and how often do add it
Thank you for your briefing explanation.
thanks for the well-explained presentation. but I have a question sir, the gap between the wall of the digester and the gas storage does not leak gas. the storage was just put upside down in the digester, what about the side, how to prevent gas leakage.
You might be able to attach a type of bendable plastic flange there, around the bottom lip of the floating tank, but you won't lose that much even if you don't add a flange. The trick, I think, is to get two tanks that fit together as closely as possible, so that gap is small.
Very nice do it yourself tutorial, for once one that dosent require a 100000 dollars workshop 🤑 thank you guys
Very good
Very explain, thank you
Very well explained, thank you, sir.
You are Hero's, making the world better in many ways.
Just a thing about the manure:
You would want to see what the animal eats for the bacteria culture.
If you have a lot of branches and grass, I would suggest having a second digester for your garden material. (the bacteria need to be able to specialize in this case)
Problem is that food is already processed a lot and will digest more easily.
Anything with a cell wall will have a problem digesting, but then you would use a mix of horse and cow manure.
Chickens are for example more predatory and eat seeds, which will have a different mix of bacteria. but also probably fix more nitrogen in their droppings.
The Basic material is easily fixed too:
You said not to add bones or hard stuff that does not digest.
To balance your acidity around a PH of 6, you could use egg shells, clam shells, bones and such.
They will slowly break down as the acidity lowers and push the PH back up as they add calcium ions into the mix.
Just be sure it's a small layer of material that stays on the bottom, you will want to ensure it does not overfill.
(might use the good old stick prodding method to check how much stuff is on the bottom)
Design wise:
Simple and easy to build, am only concerned with a little gas leak from the sides of the digester, a skirt on the storage might solve this though...
(Just to ensure as little methane as possible escapes into the air, because it is another greenhouse gas)
I really hope this video reaches as many people as possible.
Thank you. I would add the importance of the water without chlorine just keep water 24 hours before pouring in the biodigestor.
so the positioning of the biogas collector is upside down and it moves up and down but I imagine then there will be oxygen getting into the digester and yet the process is anaerobic, how do you ensure no oxygen gets into the mixture?
I am planning to start a pig form in eastern St Thomas Jamaica and this is my plan..
But I didn't see the u put those two tanks together, but good work done thx
Thank you so much for this very helpful video.
My question is can we add meat to the biodigester, or manure and veg matter only?
And what about cat and dog pooh?
Every kinds of organic waste will work
What about Urine?@@MrTAHO1976
This is a very good . I would like to ask the way to increase the temperature inside the digester to 35 c if mt temperature 24
One question my friend. Will you not get leakage of gas and foul smell from the loose fit between the digester and the gas collector?
Wondering the same thing. They never showed how they sealed that.
كيف ممكن نتصل بحضرتك استاذ؟
عدنا مزارع نحب نطبق بيها هذه التقنية استشارتك ممكن تكون في قمة الاهمية
How about the stench, since this digester model isn't sealed ? This video is inspiring, thank you ⛽ so much.
Thank you very much for this wonderful contribution to the humanity, may God bless you and your family, but I have 1 question how can we calculate the amount of biogas we get in a week
Great explanation.
Thank you so much for sharing
This is so doable for a person like myself on a budget