ICROSS Projects
ICROSS "Flexi Biogas" Project in Ilkilorit - Kenya (10)
The first installment/pilot has been at Ilkilorit high school, where ICROSS have just opened a new health clinic serving the surrounding Maasai communities. The teachers at the school now use their Biogas up to 5 times a day to cook and make tea and are delighted with how easy it is to use. They no longer have any need for charcoal or their old charcoal Jiko (charcoal burning stove) and the schoolchildren are happy to bring the required bucket of dung each day for their teachers.
The system we have installed in Ilkilorit comprises a heavy duty rubber bag as the digester. It sits mostly above ground and uses PVC pipes for inputs and outputs. Plastic gas pipes tap the gas from the digester and transfer it to the point of use. Early research has shown the waste from one cow (10-15kg per day) is enough to sustain a household of 4 people, meeting their domestic fuel needs for cooking. It is also possible to run a converted generator off the gas that can make electricity to power homes, schools and shops, or recharge batteries.
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Partner Charity www.newworldinternational.net/
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Read our blog icrossprojects.blogspot.com
Follow our latest updates on twitter.com/#!/icross_kenya or twitter.com/#!/icrosskenya
How you can get involved on www.icrossinternational.org/get-involved/index.asp
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ICROSS "Flexi Biogas" Project in Ilkilorit - Kenya (10)
The first installment/pilot has been at Ilkilorit high school, where ICROSS have just opened a new health clinic serving the surrounding Maasai communities. The teachers at the school now use their Biogas up to 5 times a day to cook and make tea and are delighted with how easy it is to use. They no longer have any need for charcoal or their old charcoal Jiko (charcoal burning stove) and the schoolchildren are happy to bring the required bucket of dung each day for their teachers.
The system we have installed in Ilkilorit comprises a heavy duty rubber bag as the digester. It sits mostly above ground and uses PVC pipes for inputs and outputs. Plastic gas pipes tap the gas from the digester and transfer it to the point of use. Early research has shown the waste from one cow (10-15kg per day) is enough to sustain a household of 4 people, meeting their domestic fuel needs for cooking. It is also possible to run a converted generator off the gas that can make electricity to power homes, schools and shops, or recharge batteries.
______________________________________________________________________
For more Information icrossinternational.org/default.aspx
Partner Charity www.newworldinternational.net/
Watch the latest videos about our work on www.youtube.com/user/ICROSSwork or www.youtube.com/user/ICROSSPROJECTS
See our Exhibitions on www.africa-awakes.com
Read our blog icrossprojects.blogspot.com
Follow our latest updates on twitter.com/#!/icross_kenya or twitter.com/#!/icrosskenya
How you can get involved on www.icrossinternational.org/get-involved/index.asp
For Donation icrossinaction.com/donate2.html