Making Gas From Bugs???
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Yes, you can make methane gas from any decomposing organinc material.  With methane gas you can generate power, fuel cars, etc.  We should be making lots of it.
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Nope. I just fried up the Yamster and had a little Yamsteak a while ago. Now I've got gas, too.
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Take a look at your sludge under a microscope. If the bacteria create too long fibres, the sludge will capture gas bubbles and refuse to sink even with strong coagulating agents. \n\nYou might have to restart the biological stage of your treatment plant with a new culture. Check with your service specialists first, though.
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I suspect it depends on the volume of the flatus.  More gas = more methane.
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Woooooooo hoooooooooo hooooooooo\nU tried something new baby.\nI don know how I like it but may b water vapour molecules that get stuck up with the fart molecules make the smell more denser and more grossy.........\nI m outa here or ur fart may come up any time now......\n\n\nPPPPPHHHHHHHHHwwwwwwwwtttttttttttttttttt.................................
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oooo this is really fun\nget a match or lighter, and some hairspray (or other flammable spray)  light the match/lighter and spay the hairspray/other liquid toward the flame.  the flame will flare off.\nanother great way is to light a candle (the tall kind).  then turn around and put your rear end behind the candle and fart.  the gas in farts are flammable.  another way is to hold the lighter/match to your butt and fart.\nhope i helped you\nbye
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Yes, the scenerio depicted in "Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome" was true in theory.  Any organic material like food or poop can be used to generate methane.\n\nIf given sufficient oxygen, bacteria will oxidize hydorcarbons like sugars, proteins and fats to carbon dioxide and water.  But if there is not enough oxygen (like under the mud of a swamp, in a landfill, or a septic tank) then the bacteria power themselves off the "food" and produce methane.\n\nCan you heat your house off your septic tank.  No.  You might make 1% of your energy needs and it wouldn't be worth the bother.\n\nCan anyone make useful energy by generating methane from waste?  Yes.  A lot of landfills extract methane and run engines on it and produce eletricity.  Often they are forced to in order to reduce methane emisssions or explosive hazards but they do produce tens or hundred of kilowatts at a large landfill.\n\nCow poop to methane?  The only place cows are concentrated are at a feedlot.  Their focus is on making skinny range cattle into fattened cattle for slaughter in a few weeks.  They want to get rid of the manure quickly and devote their attention to the core business.  Energy prices would have to rise a lot to interest them in the process.\n\nHog, chicken, turkey and other CAFOs (concentrated Animal Feeding Operations) are denser, stinkier sources of poop.  The winning play there might be that sequestering away the manure to make methane also cuts down the smell A LOT and that keeps the neighbors happy.  But until enough states and countries ban current-practice CAFOs, most will go with what they've always done, IMO.\n\n-David\nKenai, Alaska
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I would use gas to remove it from adults but I dont reccommend doing that for a little baby , the best thing to do is to contact a health center .
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Aw. Still not fast enough. Two people beat me!\n\nWhen you burn gas of any type you will produce water vapor as part of the chemical reaction. The water vapor condenses as it cools and dribbles out when the tail pipe is lower than the rest of the pipe.
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Yes... here's an article... I also found a site called dolphin gas that plans on harvesting the power of the dolphin.  Strange...\n\nhttp://www.pacificwhale.org/news/news_files/flatulence.html
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To a degree, this is technically possible.  The glitch comes from the fact that garbage accumulates faster than it rots.  The net effect is that you cannot produce enough methane fast enough to burn other incoming garbage.  It is possible to expedite the process by building digesters and feed them with a bacteria developed just for this purpose but that is not economically feasible today.  Biodigesters are used in industry for treating water prior to releasing it back to the environment.  There may be other uses which fall within the realm of economic feasibility but what you propose is just not economically feasible on the scale that you would need.  Good thinking, though.  Maybe someday you can come up with an economical answer to the problem.
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First, you need to remove the source.  The insects you may be referring to tend to lay their eggs in soil--such as the soil in your potted pants.  You need to re-pot any live plants you have in your home.  Also, you need to insure that no food (particularly fruit--peels or whole) is left out in the open or in uncovered garbage cans. It is advisable to scrub any garbage cans you have indoors.  Getting rid of those insects you can presently see is not a big problem--an off the shelf bug spray will take care of that.\n\nIf you take the above measures, you will rid yourself of the nuisance.
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Well as I was telling my friend enzyme304 the other day CnG, my neighbor Henry who I have talked about before, is pretty darn handy with medical stuff. He has practiced on \nneighborhood pets and even Beulah his wife. I just finished yellin over the fence to ask him about this question. Henry\nsaid it could be done with a good piece of garden hose, a \npen, shop vac, and some string and duct tape to close things up. Henry said he would give it a try if your in the \nneighborhood, just let me know.
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You could skip the Nitrogen Oxide and use Nitrous Oxide.   :o)
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Breath them in one at a time for 5 min each.  If you die it was CO2 if you're alive it's O2.\n\nor fill 2 jars with the different gasses. stick a lit candle in them. if the candle goes right out its CO2 if it stays lit its O2.
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If you are refeering to methane generators,Good luck, I was suprised to find that no one has yet developed a very efficient methane generation system. There are quite a few experiments in progress though.
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