2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.proeng.2015.05.044
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Biogas from Mesophilic Anaerobic Digestion of Cow Dung Using Silica Gel as Catalyst

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“…This meant that the digester working at mesophilic zone. Based on working temperature, anaerobic digestion process is classified into psychrophilic (10-20 o C), mesophilic (20-40 o C), and thermophilic (40-60 o C) (Salam et al, 2015;de Mes et al, 2003). Digester temperatures, however, were slightly higher than the ambient.…”
Section: Process Temperature and Phmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This meant that the digester working at mesophilic zone. Based on working temperature, anaerobic digestion process is classified into psychrophilic (10-20 o C), mesophilic (20-40 o C), and thermophilic (40-60 o C) (Salam et al, 2015;de Mes et al, 2003). Digester temperatures, however, were slightly higher than the ambient.…”
Section: Process Temperature and Phmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Penguraian anaerob terjadi secara alami pada substrat organik yang mengandung protein, lemak, dan karbohidrat dengan melibatkan mikroorganisme untuk menguraikan senyawa organik menjadi gas metan [28,7]. Tahapan pembentukan biogas dimulai dari proses hidrolisis, asidogenensis, asetogenensis, dan metanogenesis [23].…”
Section: Teoriunclassified
“…Komposisi biogas secara umum terdiri dari 55 -65% metana, 35 -45% karbondioksida, 0 -3% nitrogen, 0 -1% hidrogen sulfide. Biogas dapat dikonversi menjadi energi sebesar 20 -25 MJ/ m 3 [7,3]. Pada biogas yang memiliki komposisi metan lebih dari 45% bersifat mudah terbakar dan merupakan bahan bakar yang cukup baik karena memiliki nilai kalor bakar yang tinggi [19].…”
Section: Teoriunclassified
“…According to [3] it is known that the biogas mainly is composed of around 65% methane by volume and about 35% CO 2 ,beside some negligible amounts of other gases. So , to describe the previous statement by equations then, knowing that 1 m 3 of dung produces 10.667 m 3 of biogas as can be deduced from [4], the following equations are needed for finding the gas mass produced in the process:…”
Section: Biogas Production Calculationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The third renewable energy source that can be used in Jordan is biogas.Many researchers have studied different aspects of biogas, like changing the components of cow dung as in [2]. Others have used some materials as a catalysts of the anaerobic digestions process as in [3] who used silica gel as the catalyst material for the cow dung. As mentioned above the researches topics about biogas production are very diverse, still not many researches discussed the feasibility ofsuch systems in Jordan especially in poultry farming.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%