The investigation of the biodegradability and methane potential of bacterial pre-treated miscanthus sinensis has been carried out.One percent solution of Bacta-sile:A silage promoter was used to pre-treat miscanthus s...The investigation of the biodegradability and methane potential of bacterial pre-treated miscanthus sinensis has been carried out.One percent solution of Bacta-sile:A silage promoter was used to pre-treat miscanthus sinensis at 25℃.The anaerobic digestion experiments were carried out at 25℃ and 35℃ in batch experiments.The organic loading rates(OLR)varied between 1.25 g and 7 g in different batch reactors.The results showed that the highest methane concentration was 57% from digester 1 while the lowest methane produced was 38% from digester 3.The low methane production from digester 3 was attributed to temperature changes and poor organic loading rate.Bacterial pretreatment aided biodegradation of miscanthus at 25℃.Operating temperature of 25℃ had a great effect on digestion experiments resulting to longer required Hydraulic Retention Time(HRT).展开更多
The methane potentials of cyanobacteria and chlorella have been investigated in eight different lab scale reactors at 25℃for three-day Hydraulic Retention Time(HRT).Autoclavation pre-treatment was applied to the cyan...The methane potentials of cyanobacteria and chlorella have been investigated in eight different lab scale reactors at 25℃for three-day Hydraulic Retention Time(HRT).Autoclavation pre-treatment was applied to the cyanobacteria to aid digestion,while the Chlorella was obtained and digested in powdery form.The organic loading rates were 1g VS,2 g VS,3 g VS,4 g VS,5 g VS,6 g VS,7 g VS,8 g VS and 9 g VS.Methane production rates increased with increasing loading rates and started declining at loading rate higher than 7 g VS,while the HRT was kept constant.The highest methane production rates for cyanobacteria and chlorella were(78±25)mL/(L·d)and(100±25)mL/(L·d),respectively,at loading rate of 7 g VS.Digester instability occurred at loading rates of 8 g VS and 9 g VS with higher accumulation of methane concentrations.Lipid compositions of both feeds were close and the methane production potentials of both biomasses were also close and followed the same trend.展开更多
文摘The investigation of the biodegradability and methane potential of bacterial pre-treated miscanthus sinensis has been carried out.One percent solution of Bacta-sile:A silage promoter was used to pre-treat miscanthus sinensis at 25℃.The anaerobic digestion experiments were carried out at 25℃ and 35℃ in batch experiments.The organic loading rates(OLR)varied between 1.25 g and 7 g in different batch reactors.The results showed that the highest methane concentration was 57% from digester 1 while the lowest methane produced was 38% from digester 3.The low methane production from digester 3 was attributed to temperature changes and poor organic loading rate.Bacterial pretreatment aided biodegradation of miscanthus at 25℃.Operating temperature of 25℃ had a great effect on digestion experiments resulting to longer required Hydraulic Retention Time(HRT).
文摘The methane potentials of cyanobacteria and chlorella have been investigated in eight different lab scale reactors at 25℃for three-day Hydraulic Retention Time(HRT).Autoclavation pre-treatment was applied to the cyanobacteria to aid digestion,while the Chlorella was obtained and digested in powdery form.The organic loading rates were 1g VS,2 g VS,3 g VS,4 g VS,5 g VS,6 g VS,7 g VS,8 g VS and 9 g VS.Methane production rates increased with increasing loading rates and started declining at loading rate higher than 7 g VS,while the HRT was kept constant.The highest methane production rates for cyanobacteria and chlorella were(78±25)mL/(L·d)and(100±25)mL/(L·d),respectively,at loading rate of 7 g VS.Digester instability occurred at loading rates of 8 g VS and 9 g VS with higher accumulation of methane concentrations.Lipid compositions of both feeds were close and the methane production potentials of both biomasses were also close and followed the same trend.
