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Author Topic: Biogas digester  (Read 24661 times)
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« Reply #60 on: April 09, 2008, 11:23:02 AM »

Ian, Ken, Tim & List,

[quote author=Ian link=topic=479.msg17603#msg17603 date=11958959

 One last mussing... Would it not be an idea to use a colapsable membrane (Big Plastic Bag) for the gas inside the delivery cylinder... I would have thought that the relativly large surface area of gas in direct contact with water could lead to moisture problems...?


I had a reply on a previous thread(sorry cant remember who it was) suggesting using a weather balloon as a gasbag,I suggested putting it inside a roto(roughly the right size) to protect from wind/sharp objects etc Shocked; any good?
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