Search results for: DIGESTATE LIQUORS

• ADAPTATION OF THE ACTIVATED SLUDGE TO THE DIGESTATE LIQUORS DURING THE NITRIFICATION AND DENITRIFICATION PROCESSES

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  • J. Majtacz
  • P. Kowal
  • L. Xi
  • H. Al-Hazmi
  • J. Mąkinia

  - Journal of Ecological Engineering - Year 2017

  The activated sludge process of the digestate liquors after chemical separation was conducted using a 10 L lab-scale sequencing batch reactor (SBR) and a 0.50 m3 pilotscale SBR independently (with pH control). Due to the relatively high concentration of free ammonia (FA), clear inhibitory effects of the digestate liquors on the nitrifying bacteria were observed. The adaptation of the activated sludge to the toxicity was evaluated...

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• JOURNAL OF MOLECULAR LIQUIDS

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  ISSN: 0167-7322 , eISSN: 1873-3166

• Digestate Quality Originating from Kitchen Waste

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  • J. Mioduska
  • A. Grabowiec
  • J. Hupka

  - Applied Sciences-Basel - Year 2023

  This paper examines the influence of biomass directed to anaerobic digestion on the quality of digestate, specifically focusing on the presence of undesirable substances, such as plastics, including biodegradable ones. It analyses the susceptibility of selected bioplastics to degradation and addresses the problem of reliable identification of microplastics in both feedstock—directed to anaerobic digestion—and produced digestate....

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• Application of the Anammox Process for Treatment of Liquid Phase Digestate

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  • J. Majtacz
  • D. Derwis
  • K. Czerwionka

  - Water - Year 2020

  The liquid phase of the digestate (LPD) contains a relatively high concentration of nitrogen, with total ammonium nitrogen being the dominant form of nitrogen, as well as other essential nutrients such as phosphorus and potassium. Consequently, it must be treated before it is released into the environment. However, there are no reports of co-purification of LPD in the anammox process in sequencing batch reactor with granular sludge,...

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• Digestive Inflammation: Role of Proteolytic Dysregulation

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  • V. Mariaule
  • A. Kriaa
  • S. Soussou
  • S. Rhimi
  • H. Boudaya
  • J. Hernandez
  • E. Maguin
  • A. Lesner
  • M. Rhimi

  - International Journal of Molecular Sciences - Year 2021

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• Phosphorus and nitrogen forms in liquid fraction of digestates from agricultural biogas plants

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  • A. Lang
  • A. Wilińska-Lisowska
  • K. Czerwionka

  - ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGY - Year 2021

  The novelty of the presented research is the determination of the nitrogen and phosphorus fraction in the liquid fraction of digestate from agricultural biogas plants. This information is important because it can help in proposing possible further liquid fraction management or developing of new technologies for their purification. The research covered digestates from agricultural biogas plants, obtained from the fermentation of...

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• The Influence of Co-Fermentation of Agri-Food Waste with Primary Sludge on Biogas Production and Composition of the Liquid Fraction of Digestate

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  • A. Wilińska-Lisowska
  • M. Ossowska
  • K. Czerwionka

  - ENERGIES - Year 2021

  Energy self-sufficiency is a current trend in wastewater treatment plants. This effect can be achieved by increasing the production of electricity from biogas and by reducing energy consumption for technological processes. One idea, in line with the circular economy concept, is the use of waste rich in organic matter as co-substrates for the fermentation process. The aim of this study was to determine the effect of waste co-fermentation...

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• DIGESTIVE DISEASES

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  ISSN: 0257-2753 , eISSN: 1421-9875

• Digestive Endoscopy

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  ISSN: 0915-5635 , eISSN: 1443-1661

• DIGESTIVE SURGERY

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  ISSN: 0253-4886 , eISSN: 1421-9883