Process performance and population dynamics of ammonium tolerant microorganisms during co-digestion of fish waste and manure

Solli, Linn; Schnürer, Anna; Horn, Svein Jarle

doi:10.1016/j.renene.2018.02.123

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“…Among others, microbial management [256] and use of additives [90] are gaining constant popularity. Table 5 lists a range of OLR applied in recent AD publications (during the year 2018) on a number of feedstocks including agricultural residue [257], algae [258], energy crops [259], industrial wastes [260,261], fish waste [262], food waste [263][264][265][266], horticulture waste [267], manure [268], MSW [269], and sludge [270,271].…”

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A Review of the Role of Critical Parameters in the Design and Operation of Biogas Production Plants

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Many operating parameters, individually or together, may influence the performance of anaerobic digestion towards biogas or digestate yield and quality maximization. The most preferred method of optimizing an anaerobic digestion plant often relies on how carefully the crucial parameters, such as pH, temperature, organic loading rate, hydraulic retention time, and pressure, are chosen. There is a large amount of literature available on optimization of anaerobic digestion; however, given the continued development and implementation of innovative technologies, together with the introduction of increasingly complex systems, it is necessary to update present knowledge on process parameters and their role on operational ranges and flexibilities in real-life anaerobic digestion system. Accordingly, the present review discusses the importance of the selection of operational parameters in existing technologies and their impact on biogas yield. Notably, the four broad areas of feedstock utilization (substrate, inoculum, codigestion and pretreatment), process condition (pH, temperature, pressure, and reactor design), reactor control (HRT and OLR) and inhibition (Ammonia and VFAs) are covered in this review. In addition, particular emphasis is placed on the most recent innovations that have been or may be implemented in current or future biogas plants.

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A Review of the Role of Critical Parameters in the Design and Operation of Biogas Production Plants

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“…Biomethane using exclusively FW has been produced from residues such as gilthead seabream FW sludge (361 Nm 3 CH4 Mg VS −1 ) [11], saline fish waste (428 mmol CH4 kg COD −1 day −1 ) [16], offal fish waste (164.7 L CH4 kg COD −1 ), fish canning facilities (0.59 g COD-CH4 g COD −1 and 441-482 mL g VS −1 ) [12,17] and sturgeon heads and viscera (1.4 L CH4 g VS −1 ), [18], [19]. FW co-digestion has produce biomethane from mixtures of strawberry and FW (0.205 m3 CH4 kg VS −1 ) [20], FW and bagasse (409.5 mL g VS −1 ) [21], FW and sisal pulp (0.62 L CH4 g VS −1 ) [22] and FW and cow manure (0.4 L CH4/g VS) [23,24]. The previous research in biomethane production from FW evidenced the need of an inoculum adapted to low C:N ratios, a positive effect by adding nutrient rich materials and variable methane production depending of the FW type.…”

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Biomethane from fish waste as a source of renewable energy for artisanal fishing communities

Cadavid-Rodríguez

Vargas-Muñoz

Plácido

2019

Sustainable Energy Technologies and Assessments

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The potential of biogas production from fish waste as source of renewable energy for fishermen communities was evaluated. Four different fish waste concentrations (1%, 1.5%, 2% and 2.5% total solids (TS)) were digested during 28 days at mesophilic conditions. Biochemical Methane Potential (BMP), volatile fatty acids (VFA) concentration and ammonia concentration were analysed during the experiment. Energy production and economic projections were performed to estimate the number of families that can benefit from the biogas production in Tumaco, Colombia. The 1% TS had the highest BMP (464.5 mL CH4/g VS) and the lowest VFA production (2515 mg/L); in contrast, the 2.5% TS had the highest VFA production (11302 mg/L

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Strategies to Reduce/Manage Fish Waste

Aboudamia,

Amerany,

Jaouad

2024

Sustainable Materials and Technology

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Process performance and population dynamics of ammonium tolerant microorganisms during co-digestion of fish waste and manure

Cited by 17 publications

References 70 publications

A Review of the Role of Critical Parameters in the Design and Operation of Biogas Production Plants

A Review of the Role of Critical Parameters in the Design and Operation of Biogas Production Plants

Biomethane from fish waste as a source of renewable energy for artisanal fishing communities

Strategies to Reduce/Manage Fish Waste

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