The Production of Biogas via Chickpea (Cicer Arietinum) Seed Leaching Solution

In this research, the Cicer seed leach solution is used as an alternative source of biomass, and the fragmentation process has a shorter time than the other biomasses. The obtained results specified that, the methane percentage by ethanol-test isn’t unlike the KOH-method from the third week of the anaerobiotic process retention time until the tenth week. Formerly, adding new stock of Cicer seed solution. The methane production gradually increased in the dissimilarity style of the CO2, which gradually decreased by previous, associated, gradually increasing pH values. The period of retention and fraction of biogas mixture provide a proportional indicator of the quality of Cicer seed leaching solution. The maximum value of methane percentage (72%) was observed in the 8th week, and the maximum percentage of CO2 was observed in the fourth week of the digestion process. Cicer seed leach solution showed a significant fragmentation agent for another biomass.