I would like to suggest to all beginners to start small at 40-50 liters first for self education purpose in getting the first flame before going bigger.
In my case just use a standard normal dustbin.
Could you name the basic inner and outlet and their purpose in these photos?
On the lid has two opening. One bigger than another. The one bigger in the middle is inlet for the feeding purposes. Smaller opening observed is an outlet for biogas in which you have to further install valve and gas hose connected to inner tube or a gas bag for storage.
This is how its look like under the lid. Inlet for feeding has to extended towards below to ensure biogas does not escape through the lid. Also to make sure all feed goes down to the bottom. Observe the outlet for gas which only briefly short and does not extend deep to below. This is to make sure the release gas will go through that and collected in a proper storage. Also by this way the outlet won't easily get blocked by floating organic matter thus also halt gas move from the digester to storage via the gas outlet.
So, finally it will look like this setup. It is just you need to connect it to inner tube to store the gas. To give a better understanding please look at my dustbin digester drawing below.
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Another example of using 50 liter container.
Want to know more of digester designs? Check it out on below links:
1. vertical design
https://diybiogasgenerator.blogspot.com/2022/04/vertical-biogas-digester-design_20.html
2. horizontal design
https://diybiogasgenerator.blogspot.com/2022/04/vertical-biogas-digester-design.html
3. common design
https://diybiogasgenerator.blogspot.com/2022/02/basic-feature-of-biogas-digester.html
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