RECENT ANAEROBIC DIGESTION PROCESSES FOR ENERGY RECOVERY FROM DIFFERENT FOOD WASTES

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ZAMIRAEI Z.; BAGHIPOUR S.; RAKHSHAEE R.

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Journal: Journal of Iranian Chemical Engineering (Farsi Edition) Year:2013 | Volume:12 | Issue:67 Page(s): 57-66

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RECENT ANAEROBIC DIGESTION PROCESSES FOR ENERGY RECOVERY FROM DIFFERENT FOOD WASTES

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ZAMIRAEI Z. | BAGHIPOUR S. | RAKHSHAEE R. | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

COMPLETE ANAEROBIC ORGANIC MATTER REMOVAL PROCESS (CARP)Q2

UASB REACTORQ2

METHANE FERMENTATIONQ2

HYDROGEN FERMENTATIONQ2

AMMONIA FERMENTATIONQ2

DRY FERMENTATIONQ2

Abstract

Complete anaerobic organic matter removal process (CARP), in which diluted wastewaters such as sewage and effluent from a METHANE FERMENTATION digester were treated under anaerobic condition for post-treatment. The chemical oxygen demand (COD) in wastewater was decreased from 4000 ppm to less than 20 ppm. The dry ammonia-methane two-stage fermentation process (Am-Met process) is useful for the anaerobic treatment of nitrogen-rich wastes such as waste excess sludge and food waste produced without the dilution of the ammonia. The plant generating biogas by the decomposition of volatile solid (VS) at a rate of about 820 N m3 per ton of VS. The hydrogen-methane two-stage fermentation (Hy-Met process) is useful for the treatment of sugar-rich wastewaters, in which 2.67 t/d bread wastes were generated 145 m3 of hydrogen/d which corresponds to 214 kwh with 50% efficiency of the fuel cell the conversion system and 514 m3 methane/d which corresponds to 530 l of oil/d.

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ZAMIRAEI, Z., BAGHIPOUR, S., & RAKHSHAEE, R.. (2013). RECENT ANAEROBIC DIGESTION PROCESSES FOR ENERGY RECOVERY FROM DIFFERENT FOOD WASTES. IRANIAN CHEMICAL ENGINEERING JOURNAL, 12(67), 57-66. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/150724/en

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ZAMIRAEI Z., BAGHIPOUR S., RAKHSHAEE R.. RECENT ANAEROBIC DIGESTION PROCESSES FOR ENERGY RECOVERY FROM DIFFERENT FOOD WASTES. IRANIAN CHEMICAL ENGINEERING JOURNAL[Internet]. 2013;12(67):57-66. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/150724/en

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Z. ZAMIRAEI, S. BAGHIPOUR, and R. RAKHSHAEE, “RECENT ANAEROBIC DIGESTION PROCESSES FOR ENERGY RECOVERY FROM DIFFERENT FOOD WASTES,” IRANIAN CHEMICAL ENGINEERING JOURNAL, vol. 12, no. 67, pp. 57–66, 2013, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/150724/en

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