Biogas Yield Calculator & CBG Production Calculator

Input Parameters
Feedstock
Feedstock quantity
tons/day
Total Convertible Volatile Solids
%
Methane Content
%
Price of Gas
/m3
Gas Output

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Feedstock Type
Cow Dung
FeedStock Quantity
10,000.00 kg/day
Total Convertible Volatile Solids %
12%
Methane Content (%)
55%
Total Convertible Volatile Solids quantity (in kgs)
1,200.00 kg
Raw Biogas Produced
600.00 m3/day
Refined Bio Gas (m3)
330.00 m3/day
Refined Bio Gas production (kg)
237.60 kg/day
LPG Cylinders
12.51 per day
Electricity Output
990.00 kWh/day
Revenue Generation
Daily revenue
14,520
Monthly
4,35,600
Yearly (330d)
47,91,600
20 Years
9,58,32,000

Assumptions

Biogas composition

Methane
55%
Raw (% Vol)
98%
Refined (% Vol)
Carbon Dioxide
40%
Raw (% Vol)
< 2%
Refined (% Vol)
Hydrogen Sulphide (H2S)
1000 ppm
Raw (PPM v)
< 10 ppm
Refined (PPM v)
Water Vapour
4%
Raw (% Vol)
< 10 ppm
Refined (% Vol)
Nitrogen (N2)
0%
Raw (% Vol)
0%
Refined (% Vol)
Oxygen (O2)
0%
Raw (% Vol)
0%
Refined (% Vol)

Physical constants & conversion factors

Raw biogas density
1.03
kg/m3
Bio-RNG density
0.72
kg/m3
Temperature
40
Celsius
Pressure
1.01
kg/cm2
Biogas yield
0.4
m3/kg VS
LPG cylinder
14.2
kg per cylinder
Electricity factor
2.0
kWh/m3
Operating days/yr
330
days/year

Biogas Calculator FAQ

What does the biogas calculator calculate?
It estimates raw biogas, refined CBG output, LPG equivalent, electricity output, and projected revenue based on your inputs.
How is CBG estimated in this biogas calculation?
CBG output is derived from the raw biogas produced and the methane content you set in the calculator.
How do I generate the biogas calculator report?
Enter your values and click “Generate Report” to create your calculator report.
What is biogas density (kg/m3) used for?
The calculator uses biogas density assumptions to convert between mass and volume so the outputs match your selected inputs.
What is a common density range for biogas in kg/m3?
A practical planning range is often around 1.10 to 1.20 kg/m3, but your exact value depends on methane content and operating conditions.