Modelling of Two-Stage Methane Digestion With Pretreatment of Biomass
Alina Dychko, N. Remez, I. Opolinskyi, S. Kraychuk, N. Ostapchuk, L. Yevtieieva
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Alina Dychko, N. Remez, I. Opolinskyi, S. Kraychuk, N. Ostapchuk, L. Yevtieieva
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Abstract Systems of anaerobic digestion should be used for processing of organic waste. Managing the process of anaerobic recycling of organic waste requires reliable predicting of biogas production. Development of mathematical model of process of organic waste digestion allows determining the rate of biogas output at the two-stage process of anaerobic digestion considering the first stage. Verification of Konto’s model, based on the studied anaerobic processing of organic waste, is implemented. The dependencies of biogas output and its rate from time are set and may be used to predict the process of anaerobic processing of organic waste.
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Abstract Systems of anaerobic digestion should be used for processing of organic waste. Managing the process of anaerobic recycling of organic waste requires reliable predicting of biogas production. Development of mathematical model of process of organic waste digestion allows determining the rate of biogas output at the two-stage process of anaerobic digestion considering the first stage. Verification of Konto’s model, based on the studied anaerobic processing of organic waste, is implemented. The dependencies of biogas output and its rate from time are set and may be used to predict the process of anaerobic processing of organic waste.
Key concepts: Anaerobic digestion, Biogas, Biodegradable waste, Anaerobic exercise, Waste management, Methane, Biogas production, Stage (stratigraphy)