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Potencial de geração de biogás a partir da análise de parâmetros físico-químicos de resíduos sólidos municipais co digeridos com dejeto suíno ; Biogas generation potential by the analysis of the physical-chemical parameters of municipal solid waste co-digested with swine manure

Name: Potencial de geração de biogás a partir da análise de parâmetros físico-químicos de resíduos sólidos municipais co digeridos com dejeto suíno ; Biogas generation potential by the analysis of the physical-chemical parameters of municipal solid waste co-digested with swine manure
Keywords: Dejeto animal, Animal manure, Biogás, Biogas, Municipal solid waste, Codigestão, Codigestion, 600, Resíduo sólido municipal

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Authors: Cabral, Alexandre; Capanema, Marlon André;

handle: 11143/17142

Potencial de geração de biogás a partir da análise de parâmetros físico-químicos de resíduos sólidos municipais co digeridos com dejeto suíno ; Biogas generation potential by the analysis of the physical-chemical parameters of municipal solid waste co-digested with swine manure

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Resumo: O presente estudo avaliou a influência de parâmetros físico-químicos na previsão de geração de biogás a partir da co-digestão da fração orgânica de resíduos sólidos urbanos (FORSU) inoculados com dejeto suíno nas proporções 1 gsv resíduo:1 gsv inóculo e 3gsv resíduo:1 gsv inóculo. Todos os tratamentos foram conduzidos em modo batelada e temperatura constante (32ºC) por 50 dias. Os parâmetros monitorados foram umidade, sólidos totais voláteis (STV) e pH e permitiram avaliar a influência de cada um no processo e sua ação conjunta na condução da biodigestão e consequente geração de biogás. A análise dos parâmetros fisicoquímicos indicou condições favoráveis ao processo de biodigestão. ; Abstract: The present work focused on evaluating the influence of physical-chemical parameters in the forecast of biogas generation from codigestion of the organic fraction of municipal solid waste (OFMSW) codigested with swine manure at 1 gvs waste:1 gvs inoculum and 3gvs waste:1 gvs inoculum ratios. All treatments evaluated were carried out in batch mode and constant temperature (32ºC) for 50 days. Moisture content, volatile solids and pH parameters have been evaluated and allowed to determinate the influence of each one in the process of biodigestion and its influence in biogas generation. The physical-chemical analysis pointed out suitable conditions to biodigestion process. Keywords: Animal manure. Biogas. Codigestion.

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Dejeto animal, Animal manure, Biogás, Biogas, Municipal solid waste, Codigestão, Codigestion, 600, Resíduo sólido municipal

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