Use of an Automatic Methane Potential Test System for evaluating the biomethane potential of sugarcane bagasse after different treatments

Badshah, Malik; Lam, Duong Minh; Liu, Jing; Mattìasson, Bo

doi:10.1016/j.biortech.2012.02.022

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“…A multi-channel analyzer, the AMPTS as described by Badshah et al (2012) was used to evaluate biogas potential of M. glaziovii (flour-peels mix) and peels alone. The flour and peels were mixed in a ratio of 4:1, a proportion as they occur in the tubers.…”

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Characterisation and evaluation of a novel feedstock, Manihot glaziovii , Muell. Arg , for production of bioenergy carriers: Bioethanol and biogas

Moshi

Crespo

Badshah

et al. 2014

Bioresource Technology

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Section: Setup For Anaerobic Digestionmentioning

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Characterisation and evaluation of a novel feedstock, Manihot glaziovii , Muell. Arg , for production of bioenergy carriers: Bioethanol and biogas

Moshi

Crespo

Badshah

et al. 2014

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“…During the test, only methane was measured as carbon dioxide was scrubbed off from the produced gas with the aid of concentrated NaOH. A detailed description of the AMPTS is found in and the experimental protocol was performed according to previous studies by Badshah et al [18]. One blank and two sets of controls were included in the test.…”

Section: Biochemical Methane Potential Testsmentioning

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Fresh banana pseudo-stems as a tropical lignocellulosic feedstock for methane production

Liu

Nges

et al. 2016

Energ Sustain Soc

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Background: The banana pseudo-stem is a low-lignin-content lignocellulosic biomass that can be used for methane production. In recent years, anaerobic digestion (AD) of dried banana stems for methane production has attracted considerable attention. However, there is limited information regarding methane production from the fresh banana pseudo-stem. The direct usability of fresh banana stems as a resource for renewable energy production through AD is a called upon prerequisite for an improved waste management system culminating in a sustainable as well as socioeconomic development of local banana-producing communities. Methods: In this study, three series of experiments were performed simultaneously to investigate the methane production from fresh banana pseudo-stems for the first time. The tests included size reduction, enzyme addition, and co-digestion of banana stems with cow manure.

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“…BMP tests were performed using an automatic methane potential test system (AMPTS II), which is a laboratory scale multiple batch system (Badshah et al, 2012;Browne et al, 2013;Rodriguez-Chiang and Dahl, 2015). Four different volume distribution ratios (based on COD content) of substrates were tested.…”

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Anaerobic co-digestion of acetate-rich with lignin-rich wastewater and the effect of hydrotalcite addition

Rodriguez-Chiang

Llorca

Dahl

2016

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The methane potential and biodegradability of different ratios of acetate and lignin-rich effluents from a neutral sulfite semi-chemical (NSSC) pulp mill were investigated. Results showed ultimate methane yields up to 333±5mLCH4/gCOD when only acetate-rich substrate was added and subsequently lower methane potentials of 192±4mLCH4/gCOD when the lignin fraction was increased. The presence of lignin showed a linear decay in methane production, resulting in a 41% decrease in methane when the lignin-rich feed had a 30% increase. A negative linear correlation between lignin content and biodegradability was also observed. Furthermore, the effect of hydrotalcite (HT) addition was evaluated and showed increase in methane potential of up to 8%, a faster production rate and higher soluble lignin removal (7-12% higher). Chemical oxygen demand (COD) removal efficiencies between 64 and 83% were obtained for all samples.

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Use of an Automatic Methane Potential Test System for evaluating the biomethane potential of sugarcane bagasse after different treatments

Cited by 124 publications

References 23 publications

Characterisation and evaluation of a novel feedstock, Manihot glaziovii , Muell. Arg , for production of bioenergy carriers: Bioethanol and biogas

Characterisation and evaluation of a novel feedstock, Manihot glaziovii , Muell. Arg , for production of bioenergy carriers: Bioethanol and biogas

Fresh banana pseudo-stems as a tropical lignocellulosic feedstock for methane production

Anaerobic co-digestion of acetate-rich with lignin-rich wastewater and the effect of hydrotalcite addition

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