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What is set BGA (bio gas analyzer)?

Set BGA (Bio Gas Analyzer) is a fully configured and ready-to-run gas analysis system for use in biogas plants. The integrated ULTRAMAT 23 industrial gas analyzer has four measuring channels for simultaneous determination of the relevant gas components methane, carbon dioxide, hydrogen sulfide, and oxygen.

What is a set BGA measuring system?

The Set BGA measuring system (see Fig. "Set BGA measuring system") consists of the four-component ULTRAMAT 23 gas analyzer with selectable equipment and I/O compo-nents (basic equipment) as well as additive modules (see Table "Configuration scheme of the Set BGA"). Efficient sample preparation (see Fig.

What is BGA biofertilizer?

It is pertinent to mention that Indian Agricultural Research Institute (IARI) has evolved a technology for commercial production of BGA biofertilizer. It is a carrier-based ready-to-use BGA biofertilizer which is a consortium consisting of Anabaena variabilis, Nostoc muscorum, Aulosira fertilissima and Tolypothrix tenuis.

Why do farmers adopt BGA technology?

BGA fix atmospheric nitrogen and supply it to plants thereby having the capacity to reduce the consumption of urea. Thus, the adoption pattern of BGA technology was examined along with the human behavior through socio-economic indicators which motivate farmers to adopt the new technologies.

How does BGA technology work in paddy fields?

These are free-living, photoautotrophic micro-organisms, many of which also fix atmospheric nitrogen and are found in abundance in rice fields. Since water is a necessity for these organisms to grow and metabolize and fix nitrogen, the BGA technology works very effectively in paddy fields.

Does BGA technology reduce urea consumption?

The data also portray the probable reduction in urea consumption with 25 and 30% coverage of area by BGA technology. Total urea consumption was estimated to be 1713 thousand tonnes in PB, 3842 thousand tonnes in UP and 1165 thousand tonnes in HR during 2013–2014. This is a huge amount consumed by agricultural fields in three states.