(The artist formerly known as "Creteman"...)
(The artist also formerly known as "Justin case")
(The artist now known as "John Abacene").... lol...
Ok - sorry, but I've been away, busy and all that other kind of thing.....
Regarding the (more recent?) past replies to this post, I must update it.
The presumption here was either being able to separate the Hydrogen Sulfide from the mostly methane coming from a biodigester.
Although I am interested in the deadly possibilities having been raised, this was a very singular and specific idea, and maybe there is where I may have erred.
So, to push this topic into a better direction, lets now say that this is about the gases produced from a wastewater (Sewage treatment) biodigester.
Now, according to a post on a loosly related subject, "Hydrogen Sulfide Fuel Cell
", where it was commented:
"(a) very low amount of Hydrogen sulfide gas that will be given off by the anaerobic bacteria.
If I'm not mistaken in a digester with a healthy bacteria population your gas
should be 50% to 70% methane 30 to 50%
carbon dioxide
and less then 5% Hydrogen and Hydrogen sulfide displacing the 2 major gasses."
So, I would presume that the "Death Gas" (My own paraphrase) would not be a problem in this new consideration.
Now, we are talking about the gas(es) of such a digester bubbling up through fryolator oil/biodiesel, and the two being channeled into a burner of some sort.
What I am most curious about is again what the resulting gas(es) might be.
If you bubble carbon dioxide up through a tank of
water and algae, I believe if done right, some proportion of the gas exiting would contain more Oxygen and less CO2.
Conversely, if you were to bubble Oxygen up through a tank of water and certain microorganisms or small "animal" life, the exiting gas(es) would contain more CO2 and less Oxygen.
So, to those incredibly educated individuals who know such detailed things, what happens if you bubble Methane, Oxygen or CO2, or some combination thereof up through fryolator oil/Biodiesel?
If the gas is flammable, it can potentially add to the amount an burn value of the oil.
NOTE: For aiding in the focus on this whole thing, the general point here is not only making the best use of every resource or waste, and/or coming up with as many diverse possibilities as possible with various things. If I have a system producing more of something than I can use, than excess can be channeled into some other use or to improve another process or resource.
Specifically, one aim in what I personally am designing is a basically enclosed pseudo biosphere, presumably (For concept sake) an air-tight environment/enclosure.
In such a system, there is the potential to run most everything on a single water pump (See Aquaponics), a single pneumatic (bubbler) system, and a single recirculating ventilation system.
In such an enclosure, maybe the air from a/the human or animal living areas could provide CO2 to planting areas; Air there could be essentially re-filtered for use by humans/animals, etc.
Sewage gets treated and once properly treated, gets used as fertilizer, fuel and water for plantings. - And so on...