Why bio-gas is also known as gobar-gas? - Vidyadip

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Why bio-gas is also known as gobar-gas?

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Biogas is produced from cow dung in the waste water treatment plant that's why it is known as gobar gas. Biogas is used as a fuel. In the first and second sedimentation tank, the activated sludge reaches to the digested tank where it produces biogas. Actually both biogas and gobar gas are same.

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