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Bio CNG Plant Unit

This project profile covers the establishment of a Bio-CNG plant unit that processes organic waste such as crop waste, animal waste, and municipal solid waste into purified compressed bio-methane. The plant utilizes anaerobic digestion and multi-stage membrane purification systems to produce clean, high-calorific fuel.


Project cost & finance

Cost of Project

figures in ₹ Lakhs

Plant & Machinery12.5
Furniture & Fixtures0.5
Other Misc. Assets1
Working Capital7.79
Total21.79

Means of Finance

figures in ₹ Lakhs

Own Contribution2.18
Term Loan12.6
Working Capital Loan7.01
Total21.79

Raw materials & machinery

Manufacturing process

  1. Procure organic waste and animal manure and store them appropriately.
  2. Crush food waste and mix with cow dung and water inside a slurry tank with an agitator.
  3. Pump the uniform slurry into the anaerobic digester to decompose waste and produce biogas.
  4. Extract biogas from the digester dome and collect it in a gas receiver.
  5. Dehumidify and reheat the biogas before passing it through a hydrogen sulphide scrubber.
  6. Compress the partially purified biogas and feed it into a three-stage membrane purification system to separate carbon dioxide and obtain methane-rich Bio-NG.
  7. Inject THT gas into the Bio-NG stream for odor detection.
  8. Compress the Bio-NG using a high-pressure compressor to generate Bio-CNG.
  9. Fill the finished Bio-CNG into high-pressure storage cylinders or cascades for distribution.

Market

Bio-CNG can be used to replace conventional CNG for automotive fuel in buses and tractors, serve as an eco-friendly cooking fuel, and power street lighting or generators.

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