Okay, so that's it then (cough)
So we have the gas coming out of here. This is sealed up.
Into the bottom of the water. Out of the top of the water.
Into the bottom of the desicater. Out of the top of the desicater.
Into the bottom of the wire wool. Out of the top of the wire wool...
...into the gas bag.
We have one adapter here, where you can shut it off if you want too.
And also down here. Here we have a shut off for the whole bag. And we have a double shut off here
so we can disconnect this pipe, and this can be the out for the gas in the bag.
The other thing to note in here,
is I've just these because they allow me to put in sensors if I want.
So I can drill more holes like this and put more sensors into the tops of these.
For example in the descitator I could put
a moisture sensor to see when I need to change all that.
In the water I could put a sensor to see when this is saturated with carbon dioxide.
Next few things to do is to work out how we can heat this over winter
without using too much energy.
So I've got the heater that I had last winter, its a 300W heater I probably going to change
this down to a 100W heater. But we are going to look at, do some sensors so we are going
to put the temperature sensor back in and work out how much energy it takes to keep it warm.
And see if its worthwhile heating at all to get some gas out.
I've also re-seeded it with some cow-manure, so I've filled up this with half cow-manure.
We're going to turn the heater on now and we're going to get it pumping.
So, there we go.
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