Anaerobic Treatment and Biogas Production from Organic Waste
Derlis O. Gregor, Viktor Grilc
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Derlis O. Gregor, Viktor Grilc
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Organic wastes under consideration are of natural origin that possess biochemical characteristics ensuring rapid microbial decomposition at relatively normal operating conditions. When considering the organic waste treatment we have generally in mind organic mineralization, biological stabilisation and detoxification of pollutants. Most
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Organic wastes under consideration are of natural origin that possess biochemical characteristics ensuring rapid microbial decomposition at relatively normal operating conditions. When considering the organic waste treatment we have generally in mind organic mineralization, biological stabilisation and detoxification of pollutants. Most
Key concepts: Biogas, Biogas production, Waste management, Biodegradable waste, Production (economics), Anaerobic exercise, Environmental science, Anaerobic digestion