After the gas is produced, some solid matter is left behind in the dome, which takes about 20-25 years to get filled, after which the decomposed waste matter can be scooped out and used as manure in the fields. It is better than having a twin pit system or leach pit, toilet structure,” Khengar added.
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Toilet-linked biogas plants tackle faecal sludge problem in Gujarat’s villagest of faecal sludge can be taken care of, at least in areas where animal husbandry and dairy is practised on a large scale,” says Rangi Khengar, then Development Consultant with FINISH Society. “<span>After the gas is produced, some solid matter is left behind in the dome, which takes about 20-25 years to get filled, after which the decomposed waste matter can be scooped out and used as manure in the fields. It is better than having a twin pit system or leach pit, toilet structure,” Khengar added. While the initial plan was to link existing toilets with biogas units, owing to religious concerns and psychological taboos associated with human excreta the team faced resistance from Summary
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