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Methanbildungspotenziale verschiedener Pflanzenarten aus Energiefruchtfolgen

Methane production potential of various crop species grown in energy crop rotations
Authors: Veronika Eberl; Frank Hengelhaupt; Monika Heiermann; Christine Idler; Vincent Plogsties; Jens Eckner; Christoph Strauß; +2 Authors

Methanbildungspotenziale verschiedener Pflanzenarten aus Energiefruchtfolgen

Abstract

Das Methanbildungspotenzial ist ein entscheidendes Qualitätsmerkmal von Biomassen bei ihrer Nutzung als Einsatzstoff für die Biogasproduktion. Von 769 unter einheitlichen Bedingungen silierten Erntegütern aus Energiefruchtfolgen wurden mittels Batch-Gärtests in zwei verschiedenen Versuchsanlagen spezifische Methanausbeuten ermittelt. Daraus konnten Richtwerte für mittlere Methanausbeuten je Fruchtart und Fruchtfolgestellung, Schnitt bzw. Trockenmassebereich oder Entwicklungsstadium zur Ernte für 93 verschiedene pflanzliche Biomassen abgeleitet werden. Die Ergebnisse stellen eine umfassende Datengrundlage dar, die in Verbindung mit Biomasseerträgen für die Abschätzung von Methanhektarerträgen zur ökonomischen und ökologischen Bewertung von Energiefruchtfolgen, zur Planung und Auslegung von Biogasanlagen sowie zur Entscheidung hinsichtlich des Anbaus alternativer pflanzlicher Kosubstrate und der Konzeption nachhaltiger Biogasfruchtfolgen genutzt werden können.

LANDTECHNIK, Bd. 71 Nr. 6 (2016)

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