In the CARE compact of 1 Cubic Metre all you need is 2kgs of kitchen waste. Cow Dung is the starter fuel used and when putting up the plant you would need about 200 kgs of the same to be diluted in equal quantity of water.

No of people /Animals. 4 people

The 1 CuM plant could supply you 2 hours of cooking fuel with a very high burning temperature every 08 hours.

End use of the Biogas (Fuel or Energy generation) mainly fuel and to run a gas stove we are aware that the gas is low pressure and we need to change the nipples we also want to see how it will run a generator

Yes you a bang on target and right all you have to do is change the nipple of the existing gas stove (presuming its an LPG) with a larger diameter nipple.

The nipple of the LPG stove is small as LPG is pressurised, with low pressure of the Methane gas a suitable diameter nipple/nozzle could be got from the market or fabricated by drilling a larger diameter hole in the existing nozzle/nipple.

For running a generator your Biogas plant would have to be at least 6 Cum to supply sufficient biogas to run the generator for a few hours, The trick here is to use biogas lamps directly with the gas for lighting areas outside the home. through the old mantle type lamps.. Generating Electricity from Biogas is a bit intricate and you would need to learn how to purify the gas before use as the Biogas has a fair amount of Carbon Dioxide and Sulphur which would make the process inefficient and also corrode your genset.

Do you have prior Plumbing skills (Fabrication will need plumbing skills) yes as well as gas instalations and power we have recently installed an outback system solar panels and wind turbine

Great to hear that but Biogas involves a different set of skills from Solar and Wind. . Biogas is more of plumbing skills that for someone with a small engineering mind set will manage.. The skills are called for when ensuring leak proof installations.