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Harvesting Hydrogen from Farm Waste

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May 18th, 2008

Biohydrogen The National Research Council of Canada’s Biotechnology Research Institute has begun research and development of a process that will extract hydrogen from organic waste materials like fermentable feedstock and manure. The materials are processed to hydrogen by dark and photofermentation. The goal is to “come up with biosystems that could be grouped into a multiple-stage process to capture almost all the hydrogen from the primary feedstock”. One dairy farm in Ontario is already producing power from manure using an anaerobic digester.

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2 Responses to “Harvesting Hydrogen from Farm Waste”

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    Bob Wallace:
    May 18th, 2008

    Is there an advantage from deriving hydrogen rather than another biogas from this waste? Do you get more usable energy, for example?

    The problems of containing and shipping hydrogen would have to be overridden by some advantage. Otherwise make something like methane and make life easier.


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    SADANANDA:
    June 30th, 2008

    What is the lowest price of Hydrogen Fuel cell and what is its capacity

    ie. rating
    like Rated Voltage
    VA
    Max Out put

    Life
    Whether the this Hydrogen Fuel cell can be re-used or not?

    If so what is the cost?

    Where these cells are available in the market
    Provide list of suppliers


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