Titre :	Réunion conjointe sur la coopération internationale pour le Développement africain = meeting on international co-opération for African technological development, 5th - 7th december 1983: a pratical village biogas system for wastes and agricultural residues
Type de document :	texte imprimé
Auteurs :	Wise, D. L. ; Lenschner, A. P. ; Sharafa, M. A.
Mention d'édition :	UNFSSTD CRAT
Editeur :	UNFSSTD CRAT
Année de publication :	1983
ISBN/ISSN/EAN :	CI-11634.4
Note générale :	A low capital biogas system for production of fuel gas from all available organic residues is described. Application to developing countries is presented in some detail. As a specific exemple, the village of Nawagi in the SWAT province of Pakistan was selected for presenting calculations. The low capital cost biogas system described is based on recent experiences with fuel gas recovery from municipal solid waste (MSW) land fill sites via anaerobic digestion and from experiments on batch anaerobic digestion of combined agriculture residues.
Langues :	Anglais (eng)
Mots-clés :	Biogaz  Energie renouvelable  Politique énergétique  Déchet agricole  Bioénergie  Système de production  Technologie appropriée  Etude de cas
Index. décimale :	630 Agriculture et techniques connexes
Résumé :	A low capital biogas system for production of fuel gas from all available organic residues is described. Application to developing countries is presented in some detail. As a specific exemple, the village of Nawagi in the SWAT province of Pakistan was selected for presenting calculations. The low capital cost biogas system described is based on recent experiences with fuel gas recovery from municipal solid waste (MSW) land fill sites via anaerobic digestion and from experiments on batch anaerobic digestion of combined agriculture residues.
Note de contenu :	A low capital biogas system for production of fuel gas from all available organic residues is described. Application to developing countries is presented in some detail. As a specific exemple, the village of Nawagi in the SWAT province of Pakistan was selected for presenting calculations. The low capital cost biogas system described is based on recent experiences with fuel gas recovery from municipal solid waste (MSW) land fill sites via anaerobic digestion and from experiments on batch anaerobic digestion of combined agriculture residues.

Réunion conjointe sur la coopération internationale pour le Développement africain = meeting on international co-opération for African technological development, 5th - 7th december 1983: a pratical village biogas system for wastes and agricultural residues [texte imprimé] / Wise, D. L. ; Lenschner, A. P. ; Sharafa, M. A.  . -  UNFSSTD CRAT . - UNFSSTD CRAT, 1983.
ISSN : CI-11634.4
A low capital biogas system for production of fuel gas from all available organic residues is described. Application to developing countries is presented in some detail. As a specific exemple, the village of Nawagi in the SWAT province of Pakistan was selected for presenting calculations. The low capital cost biogas system described is based on recent experiences with fuel gas recovery from municipal solid waste (MSW) land fill sites via anaerobic digestion and from experiments on batch anaerobic digestion of combined agriculture residues.
Langues : Anglais (eng)

Mots-clés :	Biogaz  Energie renouvelable  Politique énergétique  Déchet agricole  Bioénergie  Système de production  Technologie appropriée  Etude de cas
Index. décimale :	630 Agriculture et techniques connexes
Résumé :	A low capital biogas system for production of fuel gas from all available organic residues is described. Application to developing countries is presented in some detail. As a specific exemple, the village of Nawagi in the SWAT province of Pakistan was selected for presenting calculations. The low capital cost biogas system described is based on recent experiences with fuel gas recovery from municipal solid waste (MSW) land fill sites via anaerobic digestion and from experiments on batch anaerobic digestion of combined agriculture residues.
Note de contenu :	A low capital biogas system for production of fuel gas from all available organic residues is described. Application to developing countries is presented in some detail. As a specific exemple, the village of Nawagi in the SWAT province of Pakistan was selected for presenting calculations. The low capital cost biogas system described is based on recent experiences with fuel gas recovery from municipal solid waste (MSW) land fill sites via anaerobic digestion and from experiments on batch anaerobic digestion of combined agriculture residues.