Bryan,

All good anaerobic processes begin by using cow manure as an inoculants.  Then 
nature takes over and the most appropriate microbial species becomes dominant 
and away you go!

Art
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  Art,

  Is the process for for converting waste oils to biogas the same as for
  biomass and manure?  Anerobic environment?  If so, what is the feed source
  of the bacteria?  Offal?

  Thx, Bryan

  >If all of the five tons per day of waste oils could not be made into
  biodiesel and >were converted to biogas instead, you could expect to recover
  on the order of >10 - 20 million BTU's in biogas per day.  This energy which
  would translate >into about 1 - 2,000 Kwhr and 10 - 20,000 gallons per day
  of 150 deg F hot >water.




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