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Posted by Dick L on August 05, 2005 at 12:10:55 from (209.210.232.138):
In Reply to: Livestock exhaust technology. posted by Old Pokey on August 05, 2005 at 06:19:58:
I have a distant neighbor, about 15 miles from where I live, that manufactures and sells recovery units for recovering hazardous spills of all kinds of liquids. He has a small unit that is in the test stage that collects the methane gas from the ceiling of a cow barn and pipes it to a methane breeder unit that produces methane gas from the manure. The manure then can be bagged and sold oder free. He said that the cost of heating the breeders makes the breeders unprofitable but with his setup the gas collected and separated in the ceiling would be ample to heat the breeders.
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