It's worth looking into. All that's required for algea production is water, light and an acceptable temperature.
You could easily test it with a gallon jug with a baloon stretched over the top. Set it in the house in front of a window and see if the baloon expands. It will take couple of days for the algea to grow well but once it starts, it wont stop until all of the oxygen is gone.
It would be neat if it is that simple.
Statistics: Posted by bonehead — Thu Oct 20, 2005 11:36 am
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Strange, but true .. They are created in real time ...
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If there are any kind ..
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Statistics: Posted by kww — Sat Jul 09, 2005 10:06 pm
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easiest way to harvest methane is to build a tank setup for all degradeables, cant remember what its called (the method) but my cousin is trying different ideas with a 'dairy farm' at the moment.
plenty of cows = plenty of poos = plenty of power
hmm, should be able to claim 'carbon credits' too as your not releasing all the methane to atmosphere!!
Id actually invisioned 'cow balloons', a system which collects faeces from the animal as its wandering round etc, and collects gas from it in a back mounted balloon type setup, and gets emptied when they get milked (gas to storage, poos to methane tank steup)
:p
all food for thought....
Statistics: Posted by adam666 — Sat Jul 09, 2005 6:29 pm
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of big bubbles of methane would float up. So here's the idea: the bottoms of ponds, sewers, creeks, rivers, lakes, and oceans is disturbed, the methane floats up and collects in a "hood"(big floating ring with a thin plastic cover) and is removed, cleaned, dried, and compressed. These machines could be made to run by themselves and even run off the gas they collect, endlessly filling cylinders. There you go, OU. Statistics: Posted by kww — Fri Jul 08, 2005 11:09 pm
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