Smart Biogas Plant
Sunil M.P1, Ashik Narayan2, Vidyasagar Bhat3, Vinay S4
1Mr. Sunil M.P, Assistant Professor, Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering, and Technology, Jain University, India.
2Ashik Narayan, Student, Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering, and Technology, Jain University, India.
3Vidyasagar Bhat, Student, Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering, and Technology, Jain University, India.
4Vinay S, Student, Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering, and Technology, Jain University, India.
Manuscript received on 8 August 2013 | Revised Manuscript received on 18 August 2013 | Manuscript Published on 30 August 2013 | PP: 62-66 | Volume-3 Issue-3, August 2013 | Retrieval Number: C1093083313/13©BEIESP
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Abstract: The project investigates the development of a low cost, efficient, portable biogas plant for the generation of energy from discarded kitchen wastes and food waste. The main purpose of the project is to cut down on the landfill wastes and generate a reliable source of renewable, decentralized source of energy for the future. Biogas generation does not require a complex technology and can be applied globally. Kitchen waste discarded causes public health hazards, the project also looks into prevention of various diseases including malaria, typhoid and also meets the social concerns in the society. Household digesters represent a boon for urban and rural people to meet their energy needs. These digesters help in two ways: one is to reduce waste and the other is to provide valuable energy.
Keywords: Biogas, Digesters, GSM, Kitchen waste, MQ5-Gas Sensor, PIC Microcontroller.
Scope of the Article: Smart Sensors and Internet of Things for Smart City