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Joint methane fermentation poultry manure and waste of agro-industrial complex

Abstract

The combined usage of poultry manure and agricultural waste cellulose to produce biogas in the fermentation process are shown. The concentration of cellulose-containing raw material affects on the yield of biogas and its qualitative consists. The maximum yield of biogas and energy carrier concentration will occur with substrate components at a ratio of manure/corn waste -3:2. With such component ratio speed of cellulose raw material conversion will rise. The yield of biogas has a sinusoidal structure as a result of acidity changes in substrate.

About the Authors

Nataliia B. Golub
National Technical University of Ukraine “Kiev Polytechnic Institute”
Russian Federation


Alexandr A. Kozlovets
State Enterprise «Research Design and Technology Institute of Municipal Economy» (SE «RDTI ME»); National Technical University of Ukraine «Kiev Polytechnic Institute»
Russian Federation


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Golub N.B., Kozlovets A.A. Joint methane fermentation poultry manure and waste of agro-industrial complex. Alternative Energy and Ecology (ISJAEE). 2014;(23):67-72. (In Russ.)

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