Biogas 2012
DOI: 10.5772/32718
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Production of Biogas from Sludge Waste and Organic Fraction of Municipal Solid Waste

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“…Terdapat tiga faktor yang mempengaruhi kinerja dari reaktor yaitu beban influen, perubahan konsentrasi influen dan HRT. Peningkatan beban influen beresiko terganggunya proses di dalam reaktor akibat terjadinya akumulasi konsentrasi asam volatil (Kerroum, 2012) yang berpengaruh pada menurunnya efisiensi penyisihan COD. Selain itu, fenomena ini hari) …”
Section: Konsentrasi Codunclassified
“…Terdapat tiga faktor yang mempengaruhi kinerja dari reaktor yaitu beban influen, perubahan konsentrasi influen dan HRT. Peningkatan beban influen beresiko terganggunya proses di dalam reaktor akibat terjadinya akumulasi konsentrasi asam volatil (Kerroum, 2012) yang berpengaruh pada menurunnya efisiensi penyisihan COD. Selain itu, fenomena ini hari) …”
Section: Konsentrasi Codunclassified
“…First, the complex polymers are hydrolyzed into water-soluble monomers and oligomers by the hydrolytic and fermentative bacteria. Then, the acidogenesis consists in the transformation of the soluble organic molecules into volatile fatty acids, organic acids, hydrogen, carbon dioxide, alcohols and acetate by acidogenic bacteria [1,2]. This reaction is followed by the acetogenesis, during which the products of hydrolysis and acidogenesis are converted into acetate and carbon dioxide by the action of acetogenic bacteria [1,2].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Then, the acidogenesis consists in the transformation of the soluble organic molecules into volatile fatty acids, organic acids, hydrogen, carbon dioxide, alcohols and acetate by acidogenic bacteria [1,2]. This reaction is followed by the acetogenesis, during which the products of hydrolysis and acidogenesis are converted into acetate and carbon dioxide by the action of acetogenic bacteria [1,2]. Finally, the methanogenesis, the last step of the degradation process, forms methane through two metabolisms.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Biogas can be used as a fuel in other country for the purpose of heating, cooking and a lot more, biogas can be more compressed like a natural gas and can also be used to power motor vehicle tyre tube. Biogas can be derived from the following such as agriculture waste, animal manure, sewage, green waste, poultry, cow dung, human excrement, expired food and in addition to factory organic liquid [4]. The process of biogas formation is divided into four stages which are hydrolysis, acidification, methanogenesis and acetogenesis.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%