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Nitrogen Ratio Calculations

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	:* Peeing 10x and flushing with one gallon - 10 gallons of input can handle up to 200 g of nitrogen in that input, assuming adequate ratios of carbon were available.		:* Peeing 10x and flushing with one gallon - 10 gallons of input can handle up to 200 g of nitrogen in that input, assuming adequate ratios of carbon were available.
	*Americans produce 90M gallons of urine per day, with 7M lb nitrogen. [http://www.goveganic.net/article217.html]. Per capita urine is thus 0.02 lb per day, or 9 grams. If urine is caught in a biodigester only during defecation, and other times it can be flushed separately, then only 1-2 grams of nitrogen would enter the biodigester per person from urination. This is fine for digester loading if the retention time of a 550 gallon digester is 60 days, or 10 gallons input per day. In the 10 gallon per day instance, human urine loading is only up to 0.2 g/gal per person, or 0.05 g/l. 5g/L is acceptable, so the human urine contribution in this scenario acceptable with a safety factor of 100.		*Americans produce 90M gallons of urine per day, with 7M lb nitrogen. [http://www.goveganic.net/article217.html]. Per capita urine is thus 0.02 lb per day, or 9 grams. If urine is caught in a biodigester only during defecation, and other times it can be flushed separately, then only 1-2 grams of nitrogen would enter the biodigester per person from urination. This is fine for digester loading if the retention time of a 550 gallon digester is 60 days, or 10 gallons input per day. In the 10 gallon per day instance, human urine loading is only up to 0.2 g/gal per person, or 0.05 g/l. 5g/L is acceptable, so the human urine contribution in this scenario acceptable with a safety factor of 100.

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Marcin at 00:55, 14 January 2018

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Marcin at 00:39, 14 January 2018

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	*23:1 to 10:1 carbon to nitrogen ratio is acceptable in feedstocks - [http://www.fao.org/docrep/t0541e/T0541E06.htm]. Nitrogen concentration of up to 5g/L are acceptable.		*23:1 to 10:1 carbon to nitrogen ratio is acceptable in feedstocks - [http://www.fao.org/docrep/t0541e/T0541E06.htm]. Nitrogen concentration of up to 5g/L are acceptable.
	:* Peeing 10x and flushing with one gallon - 10 gallons of input can handle up to 200 g of nitrogen in that input, assuming adequate ratios of carbon were available.		:* Peeing 10x and flushing with one gallon - 10 gallons of input can handle up to 200 g of nitrogen in that input, assuming adequate ratios of carbon were available.
	*Americans produce 90M gallons of urine per day, with 7M lb nitrogen. [http://www.goveganic.net/article217.html]. Per capita urine is thus 0.02 lb per day, or 9 grams. If urine is caught in a biodigester only during defecation, and other times it can be flushed separately, then only 1-2 grams of nitrogen would enter the biodigester per person from urination.		*Americans produce 90M gallons of urine per day, with 7M lb nitrogen. [http://www.goveganic.net/article217.html]. Per capita urine is thus 0.02 lb per day, or 9 grams. If urine is caught in a biodigester only during defecation, and other times it can be flushed separately, then only 1-2 grams of nitrogen would enter the biodigester per person from urination. This is fine for digester loading if the retention time of a 550 gallon digester is 60 days, or 10 gallons input per day. In the 10 gallon per day instance, human urine loading is only up to 0.2 g/gal per person, or 0.05 g/l. 5g/L is acceptable, so the human urine contribution in this scenario acceptable with a safety factor of 100.

Marcin at 00:33, 14 January 2018

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	=Nitrogen Ratio Calculations=		=Nitrogen Ratio Calculations=
	*23:1 to 10:1 carbon to nitrogen ratio is acceptable in feedstocks - [http://www.fao.org/docrep/t0541e/T0541E06.htm]. Nitrogen concentration of up to 5g/L are acceptable.		*23:1 to 10:1 carbon to nitrogen ratio is acceptable in feedstocks - [http://www.fao.org/docrep/t0541e/T0541E06.htm]. Nitrogen concentration of up to 5g/L are acceptable.
	:* Peeing 10x and flushing with one gallon - 10 gallons of input can handle up to 200 g of nitrogen in that input, assuming adequate ratios of carbon were available.		:* Peeing 10x and flushing with one gallon - 10 gallons of input can handle up to 200 g of nitrogen in that input, assuming adequate ratios of carbon were available.
	*Americans produce 90M gallons of urine per day, with 7M lb nitrogen. [http://www.goveganic.net/article217.html]. Per capita urine is thus 0.02 lb per day, or 9 grams. If urine is caught in a biodigester only during defecation, and other times it can be flushed separately, then only 1-2 grams of nitrogen would enter the biodigester per person from urination.		*Americans produce 90M gallons of urine per day, with 7M lb nitrogen. [http://www.goveganic.net/article217.html]. Per capita urine is thus 0.02 lb per day, or 9 grams. If urine is caught in a biodigester only during defecation, and other times it can be flushed separately, then only 1-2 grams of nitrogen would enter the biodigester per person from urination.

Marcin at 00:32, 14 January 2018

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	=Nitrogen Ratio=		=Nitrogen Ratio Calculations=
	*23:1 to 10:1 carbon to nitrogen ratio is acceptable in feedstocks - [http://www.fao.org/docrep/t0541e/T0541E06.htm]. Nitrogen concentration of up to 5g/L are acceptable.		*23:1 to 10:1 carbon to nitrogen ratio is acceptable in feedstocks - [http://www.fao.org/docrep/t0541e/T0541E06.htm]. Nitrogen concentration of up to 5g/L are acceptable.
	:* Peeing 10x and flushing with one gallon - 10 gallons of input can handle up to 200 g of nitrogen in that input, assuming adequate ratios of carbon were available.		:* Peeing 10x and flushing with one gallon - 10 gallons of input can handle up to 200 g of nitrogen in that input, assuming adequate ratios of carbon were available.
			*Americans produce 90M gallons of urine per day, with 7M lb nitrogen. [http://www.goveganic.net/article217.html]. Per capita urine is thus 0.02 lb per day, or 9 grams. If urine is caught in a biodigester only during defecation, and other times it can be flushed separately, then only 1-2 grams of nitrogen would enter the biodigester per person from urination.

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=Nitrogen Ratio=
*23:1 to 10:1 carbon to nitrogen ratio is acceptable in feedstocks - [http://www.fao.org/docrep/t0541e/T0541E06.htm]. Nitrogen concentration of up to 5g/L are acceptable.
:* Peeing 10x and flushing with one gallon - 10 gallons of input can handle up to 200 g of nitrogen in that input, assuming adequate ratios of carbon were available.