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| Digestion Archive for July 2000 |
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| 13 messages, last added Tue Nov 26 17:15:17 2002 |
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I fully agree with the need to know the pig manure quantities
to evaluate how much heat can be produced. But also the rest of the other wastes
( other animal manure and sugar cane refuses).
Perhaps it could also be interesting to think about the
agriculture waste potential, for co-fire energy recovery. I do believe that the
coffee and other crops produce’s a lot of refuses in the same region??
It’s very rare to have almost a guaranty for direct heat
utilization, from the heat-generated trough a Biogas plant, in a hot country.
This is definitely a strong advantage for you project.
Apparently the potential exists. You have mentioned very good
biomass for biogas/energy production, but I would suggest that you make a
rigorous assessment of the available quantities of the different kinds of
biomass, in order to support a reliable business plan.
Regards,
Luís Ferreira
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Luís Ferreira
Agência de Inovação, S.A.
Av. dos Combatentes,
43 A, 10º C/D
1600 Lisboa
Portugal
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