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Single stage anaerobic digester at Tarleton State University. Final report

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doi: 10.2172/5628544

Single stage anaerobic digester at Tarleton State University. Final report

Abstract

The design and operation of the demonstration plant facilities at Tarleton State University to produce methane in a single stage anaerobic digester are described. A combination of manures from hogs and poultry are used as feedstock. Uses for the methane, cost of the digester, and value of the energy produced are discussed. During the 21 months of operation, 310 people have visited the project. (DMC)

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Bioconversion, Manures, 140504 -- Solar Energy Conversion-- Biomass Production & Conversion-- (-1989), Economics, Cost, Processing, Energy Analysis, Organic Wastes, 09 Biomass Fuels, Bioreactors, Net Energy, Waste Management, Waste Processing, Alkanes, Energy, Organic Compounds, Anaerobic Digestion, Production, Agricultural Wastes, Demonstration Programs, Wastes 090122* -- Hydrocarbon Fuels-- Preparation From Wastes Or Biomass-- (1976-1989), Economic Analysis, Hydrocarbons, Management, Biomass Conversion Plants, Digestion, Methane

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