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Long-term biogas slurry fertilization alters rhizosphere soil metabolite profiles and microbial communities in poplar plantations. [PDF]
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Toward energy self-sufficiency in small municipal wastewater treatment plants: assessment of energy recovery potential, process economic balance, and greenhouse gas avoidance. [PDF]
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Sustainability and contribution of household biogas plants to energy transition in Nepal. [PDF]
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Dynamic eco-techno-economic analysis of low-carbon hydrogen production from methane.
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Biogas plants in Denmark: successes and setbacks
Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews, 2007With 20 centralised plants and over 35 farmscale plants, the digestion of manure and organic waste is a well established technological practice in Denmark. These plants did not emerge without a struggle. Moreover, no new centralised plants have been established since 1998 and the development of farmscale plants has slowed down. This article reviews the
Raven, Rob, Gregersen, K.H.
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Energy Sources, 2004
To meet the rural domestic energy needs, a design for 1–2 m3 Himshakti biogas plant is developed and evaluated. This design is also suitable for the topography with soils of stony strata and can be partly installed with locally available stones. 1 m3 and 2 m3 biogas plants cost Rs. 6491 ($138.1) and Rs. 9984 ($214.4), respectively.
ANJAN KALIA, SHIV SINGH
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To meet the rural domestic energy needs, a design for 1–2 m3 Himshakti biogas plant is developed and evaluated. This design is also suitable for the topography with soils of stony strata and can be partly installed with locally available stones. 1 m3 and 2 m3 biogas plants cost Rs. 6491 ($138.1) and Rs. 9984 ($214.4), respectively.
ANJAN KALIA, SHIV SINGH
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Hygiene and Sanitation in Biogas Plants
2015The increasing number of agricultural biogas plants and higher amounts of digestate spread on agricultural land arouse a considerable interest in the hygiene situation of digested products. This chapter reviews the current knowledge on sanitation during anaerobic digestion and the hygienic status of digestate concerning a multitude of pathogens ...
Bianca, Fröschle +4 more
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Biogas Potential of Co-Substrates in Balinese Biogas Plants
Applied Mechanics and Materials, 2014This research aims to give an overview on how to improve the biogas yeild in Balinese digester plants using various co-substrates which are available in Bali. A series testing on the digestibility of substrates were set up either in the field or in the biogas laboratory.
Daniel Nett +4 more
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