Titre :	Biogas technology in the third world : a multidisciplinary review
Type de document :	texte imprimé
Auteurs :	Barnett, A. ; Pyle, L. ; Subramanian, S. K.
Mention d'édition :	IDRC
Editeur :	IDRC
Année de publication :	1978
ISBN/ISSN/EAN :	889361622
Note générale :	This book, which is divided into three chapters represents a multidisciplinary approach to the problem and attempts to review existing work rather than to champion particular solutions. The first chapter establishes in broad terms the energy options facing rural communities in third world and considers in detail just what is known about the technical aspects of biogas production. The third chapter complements the other two by presenting practical field experience. It is based on an extensive survey of a large number of biogas plants.
Langues :	Anglais (eng)
Mots-clés :	Biogaz  Production de gaz  Technologie  Analyse économique  Etude de cas  Evaluation  Tiers Monde  Digestion anaerobique
Index. décimale :	660 Technologie chimique (chimie industrielle) et techniques connexes
Résumé :	This book, which is divided into three chapters represents a multidisciplinary approach to the problem and attempts to review existing work rather than to champion particular solutions. The first chapter establishes in broad terms the energy options facing rural communities in third world and considers in detail just what is known about the technical aspects of biogas production. The third chapter complements the other two by presenting practical field experience. It is based on an extensive survey of a large number of biogas plants.
Note de contenu :	This book, which is divided into three chapters represents a multidisciplinary approach to the problem and attempts to review existing work rather than to champion particular solutions. The first chapter establishes in broad terms the energy options facing rural communities in third world and considers in detail just what is known about the technical aspects of biogas production. The third chapter complements the other two by presenting practical field experience. It is based on an extensive survey of a large number of biogas plants.

Biogas technology in the third world : a multidisciplinary review [texte imprimé] / Barnett, A. ; Pyle, L. ; Subramanian, S. K.  . -  IDRC . - IDRC, 1978.
ISSN : 889361622
This book, which is divided into three chapters represents a multidisciplinary approach to the problem and attempts to review existing work rather than to champion particular solutions. The first chapter establishes in broad terms the energy options facing rural communities in third world and considers in detail just what is known about the technical aspects of biogas production. The third chapter complements the other two by presenting practical field experience. It is based on an extensive survey of a large number of biogas plants.
Langues : Anglais (eng)

Mots-clés :	Biogaz  Production de gaz  Technologie  Analyse économique  Etude de cas  Evaluation  Tiers Monde  Digestion anaerobique
Index. décimale :	660 Technologie chimique (chimie industrielle) et techniques connexes
Résumé :	This book, which is divided into three chapters represents a multidisciplinary approach to the problem and attempts to review existing work rather than to champion particular solutions. The first chapter establishes in broad terms the energy options facing rural communities in third world and considers in detail just what is known about the technical aspects of biogas production. The third chapter complements the other two by presenting practical field experience. It is based on an extensive survey of a large number of biogas plants.
Note de contenu :	This book, which is divided into three chapters represents a multidisciplinary approach to the problem and attempts to review existing work rather than to champion particular solutions. The first chapter establishes in broad terms the energy options facing rural communities in third world and considers in detail just what is known about the technical aspects of biogas production. The third chapter complements the other two by presenting practical field experience. It is based on an extensive survey of a large number of biogas plants.