The biogas handbook
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The first edition of the book quickly established itself as the book on biogas generation. Now in a newly revised edition, David House brings together all the information, from the most theoretical scientific research to grass roots homescale trial and error. Here are the detailed designs for generators and the knowledge, encouragement, imagination, and humor you will need to build a generator of your own. While biogas may not yet be a household word, you should consider it seriously if you believe in the future of alternative energy. Use biogas for illumination, cooking, water heating, refrigeration, space heating, and to fuel vehicles. *Over 100 figures and tables *All the necessary formulas *6 model generators and a design flow chart *Complete list of resources *Extensive bibliography*
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