Fuzzy-Controlled Based Methane and Electricity Measurement on Anaerobic Digestion of Musa Subspecies’ Peels

Non-renewable energy resources which are our main source of energy are causing harmful effects to our environment, health, and are also running low. Different studies have been done on possible alternative energy sources such as orange and banana peels; however, such studies focus only on either the methane or electric potential produced by the substrate. This study is focused on observing both variables, specifically their relationship in terms of the amount produced during the anaerobic digestion of banana peels. Data analysis shows that methane production and electric generation are independent of each other, this means that conducting methods that would focus on enhancing the production of methane would not affect the generation of electricity and vice versa; also, this would significantly help us in researching for renewable energy sources by enabling us to efficiently maximize the production of both variables in a single substrate.