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BIOGAS CALCULATION TOOL USER´S GUIDE

BIOGAS CALCULATION TOOL USER S GUIDE Alternative Energy Promotion Center - NRREP Government of Nepal June 2014 BIOGAS CALCULATION Tool User s GUIDE AEPC, June 2014 2 USER S GUIDE .. 5 INTRODUCTION .. 5 TECHNICAL ASSESSMENT .. 7 1. WASTE CHAR. + ENERGY DEMAND WORKSHEET .. 7 WASTE CHARACTERISATION .. 7 ENERGY DEMAND .. 8 2. 2. USER INPUTS AND RESULTS WORKSHEET .. 12 Define Feedstock Available .. 12 Population table explained: .. 12 Example 1 School (From 1. Waste Char.+ Energy Demand worksheet to , Define feedstock available in User Inputs and Results worksheet): .. 13 Define main parameters .. 16 Define the type of CALCULATION .. 16 Define de T area of the BIOGAS plant .. 16 HRT (Hydraulic Retention Time) .. 17 Define Gas Application .. 17 Example 1 - School (continued, Define main parameters section , including No thickening (DEWATS or other) option explained).

to use other means for sizing biogas plants and performing financial assessments. Following the steps detailed below will provide the user with a quick tool for determining, based on available feedstock (following the “ App. Feedstock Input ” worksheet calculations), the following:

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