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Biochemical conversion of municipal solid waste: a technology status report

J.T. Pfeffer, R. Isaacson

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System description and background and research and development needs are presented for conventional anaerobic digestion, unconventional anaerobic digestion, ethanol production, and alkane/chemical-feedstock production. The operating status of the RefCom System in Pompano Beach, Florida is described. (MHR)

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System description and background and research and development needs are presented for conventional anaerobic digestion, unconventional anaerobic digestion, ethanol production, and alkane/chemical-feedstock production. The operating status of the RefCom System in Pompano Beach, Florida is described. (MHR)

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System description and background and research and development needs are presented for conventional anaerobic digestion, unconventional anaerobic digestion, ethanol production, and alkane/chemical-feedstock production. The operating status of the RefCom System in Pompano Beach, Florida is described. (MHR)

Key concepts: Anaerobic digestion, Raw material, Waste management, Environmental science, Production (economics), Municipal solid waste, Anaerobic exercise, Pulp and paper industry

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