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'''Biogas''' is a type of fluid that can be readily used as fuel in a [[Semifluid Generator]] or to generate heat in a [[Fluid Heat Generator]].
'''Biogas''' is a fluid that can be used as fuel in a [[Semifluid Generator]] or to generate heat in a [[Fluid Heat Generator]].


==How to obtain==
== Obtaining ==
Biogas can be obtained by fermenting [[Biomass]] in a [[Fermenter]].


Biogas can be obtained in a [[Fermenter]] with [[Biomass]].
== Fermenting ==
The fermenting speed is greatly affected by the heat generator used. The [[Solid Heat Generator]] is the slowest while the [[Electric Heat Generator]] and the [[Liquid Heat Exchanger]] are the fastest.  


See: [http://crafting-guide.com/browse/industrial_craft_2/biogas Crafting Guide]
== Usage ==
=== Renewable Energy ===
Biogas can be used in the Semifluid Generator to create [[EU]]. Biogas is made from processing plants, and can be automated.


==Fermenting Speeds==
'''Materials Needed'''
Fermenting speeds can be greatly affected by different types of heat generators used. The [[Solid Heat Generator]] is the slowest while the [[Electric Heat Generator]] and the [[Liquid Heat Exchanger]] is the fastest.  
* 1x {{Gin|Macerator}} for {{Gin|Bio Chaff}}
* 1x {{Gin|Canning Machine}} for [[Biomass]]
* 1x {{Gin|Fermenter}} for Biogas
* 1x Heat Generator to run the fermenter
** '''Note:''' Using the [[Electric Heat Generator]] will ''always'' result in a net loss of [[EU]].
* 1x {{Gin|Semifluid Generator}}
* an infinite water source
* {{Gin|Ejector Upgrade}}s and {{Gin|Fluid Ejector Upgrade}}s


==Renewable Energy==
'''Building the Generator'''
By creating a farm maintained by a [[Crop Harvester|crop harvester]], you can create energy to supply the demand of your hungry machines!
# Set up the Crop Harvester to eject harvested crops into the Macerator
 
# Set up the Macerator to eject Bio Chaff into the Canning Machine
1. Prepare the area need for crops. You will need the Crop Harvester to harvest crops unless you have a better alternative.
# Set the Canning Machine to Fluid Enrich mode and connect a supply of water to it
 
# Set the Canning Machine to eject Biomass into the Fermenter with a Fluid Ejector Upgrade
2. The power of automation! You should have the following to create an automated system that is compact:
# Connect a Heat Generator to the Fermenter
 
# Set the Fermenter to eject the Biogas to the Semifluid Generator
*1x [[Macerator]] for [[Bio Chaff]]
*1x [[Canning Machine]] for [[Biomass]]
*1x [[Fermenter]] for Biogas
*1x Heat Generator to run the fermenter. I would recommend the [[Fluid Heat Generator]].
*Infinite water source
*[[Ejector Upgrade|Ejector upgrades]]
 
'''Note''': Using the [[Electric Heat Generator]] will always result in a net loss of energy!
 
3. Hook up the biogas pipes into your [[Semifluid Generator]] and start gaining energy!
 
'''Warning''': May cause global warming due to combustion.

Revision as of 07:25, 26 March 2017

Biogas is a fluid that can be used as fuel in a Semifluid Generator or to generate heat in a Fluid Heat Generator.

Obtaining[edit]

Biogas can be obtained by fermenting Biomass in a Fermenter.

Fermenting[edit]

The fermenting speed is greatly affected by the heat generator used. The Solid Heat Generator is the slowest while the Electric Heat Generator and the Liquid Heat Exchanger are the fastest.

Usage[edit]

Renewable Energy[edit]

Biogas can be used in the Semifluid Generator to create EU. Biogas is made from processing plants, and can be automated.

Materials Needed

Building the Generator

  1. Set up the Crop Harvester to eject harvested crops into the Macerator
  2. Set up the Macerator to eject Bio Chaff into the Canning Machine
  3. Set the Canning Machine to Fluid Enrich mode and connect a supply of water to it
  4. Set the Canning Machine to eject Biomass into the Fermenter with a Fluid Ejector Upgrade
  5. Connect a Heat Generator to the Fermenter
  6. Set the Fermenter to eject the Biogas to the Semifluid Generator