Abstract In this work, we have produced biogas by co-digestion of cow dung and slaughterhouse wastewater under different climate temperatures in two countries: N’Djamena in Chad, a country of Central Africa and Dakar in Senegal, a country of West Africa. In a first approach, we put the cow dung in cans of 1.5 L, hermetically
Abstract: The recycling of waste into biogas inevitably occurs in hermetically sealed enclosures called bio-digester. Our study focuses on the recovery capacity of slaughterhouse waste by a tarpaulin bio-digester installed at the Dakar abattoir with a capacity of 4000m3 including a digester of 2500m3 and a gas meter of 1500m3 . During our work, we
Abstract In this work we undertook a series of experiments to evaluate the biogas potential of the waste from the UCAD university residence. The first experiment revealed several types of waste at room temperature in a 1.5-litre canister equipped with an empty inflatable balloon used to recover biogas, which was our bio-digester. A shaking is
