Effect of substituting water source on the methane production from lignocellulosic biowaste during anaerobic digestion
Da Chen,
Chao Song,
Yan Jin
et al.
Abstract:The escalating global volume of sewage discharge presents a formidable challenge for sewage treatment facilities, necessitating the efficient utilization of sewage. Given the substantial demand on water resource during anaerobic digestion (AD), this study investigated the feasibility of substituting pure water with sewage as the main water source for AD using six diverse lignocellulosic wastes (rice straw, vinegar residue, cattle manure, sheep manure, napkin, and office wastepaper) as feedstocks. The results s… Show more
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