Monday, October 25, 2010

Grey Digestor Pre-commissioning on 25 October 2010 (Monday)

As per initial plans, spoke to Mr Kannan to finalize digestor construction & design at ENSURE:

  1. Grey-D (w/o totaliser & Gas-D) to be commissioned on Wed
  2. Vacuum trucked and Forklift booked for Wednesday
  3. Buy 3/8" or 1/4 ball valve, nipple + coupling & End-cap for backwash valve; to retain 1/2" sight glass (all sch 80)
  4. Buy 2 2" End-caps, 1 1" End-caps (sch 80) + create their respective screwed-on piping ends
  5.  Insert PI, Modify aerobic T-vent - buy 1" End-cap (non-screw-on type)
  6. Approach Mdm Tan for Photometer - sulphate test chemical
  7. Drill holes at base against rain accumulation + Funnel hook
  8. Got Brenda to contact Drager Company
  9. KH to buy laminating plastic

The Blue & Grey Digestors; Blue for commercialisation, Grey for Testing:



1/2" Sight Glass; yet to insert backwash valve:




The LEAK-PRONE Blue Prototype 1; transported back from Vision Farm (SVF) last friday:



Scrubber Outlet directs water straight to the ground:


Blue-D, bottom issue - under influence of weight, drum base is compressed - initial measurements void. To discuss with Dr Han & design a fool-proof stand:



The incredibly weak drum cap; HDPE-made, unable to support the weight of fittings, giving rise to air-leakage; Dr Han to create an alternative PVC/Metal top with the same dimensions, so that we may "screw-on" the fittings. This design takes into consideration both mechanical strength/integrity and air-leakage:



The condensate drain port for  methane capture commissioned:





On Wed, 27/10/10:
  1. Marcus: Load Orange-D at SVF
  2. Brenda: Monitor Grey-D transportation at Tuas
  3. KH: to join group at SVF once lesson ends
  4.  
    On Fri, 19/10/10:
    • KH and Brenda to meet Dr Han; Blue-D issues
    • Marcus to join us at Sun Hee to purchase fittings (evenings)


    Kian How, signing off on 25/10/10, 7.30pm.

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