How much electricity can you produce from a small amount of manure?
I've recently been watching some old episodes of "The Good Life", a BBC sitcom about a couple who decide to go self sufficient and live off the land from their home in the suburbs.
I've just watched the episode where they get their power disconnected and start producing enough electricity to run a few lights and a freezer from the methane created from manure provided by their livestock; two pigs, a goat, and a dozen chickens.
I can't help but think that this can't be anywhere near enough manure to do the job.
Can anyone knowledgeable about this tell me if it actually is a realistic setup or just complete... manure?
I found a clip from the episode on YouTube. The explanation of the setup begins around 4:30...
I've recently been watching some old episodes of "The Good Life", a BBC sitcom about a couple who decide to go self sufficient and live off the land from their home in the suburbs.
I've just watched the episode where they get their power disconnected and start producing enough electricity to run a few lights and a freezer from the methane created from manure provided by their livestock; two pigs, a goat, and a dozen chickens.
I can't help but think that this can't be anywhere near enough manure to do the job.
Can anyone knowledgeable about this tell me if it actually is a realistic setup or just complete... manure?
I found a clip from the episode on YouTube. The explanation of the setup begins around 4:30...
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