A case study of the inhibitory effects of coffee waste in anaerobic digestion

Azhar-ur-Rehman, N.G.; Stuckey, D.C. . Dept. of Chemical Engineering

A case study of the inhibitory effects of coffee waste in anaerobic digestion

1994

Azhar-ur-Rehman, N.G. | Stuckey, D.C. (Imperial Coll. of Science, London (United Kingdom). Dept. of Chemical Engineering)

AGROVOC Keywords

anaerobiose anaerobiosis biodegradation coffee desechos industriales dosage biologique energy generation experimentation gases gaz industrial wastes inhibition liquid wastes measurement mesure muestreo sampling toxicidad toxicity

Bibliographic information

Published in

REUR Technical Series (FAO)

Issue 33 ISSN 1024-2368

Publisher

FAO

Other Subjects

Toxicite; Dechet liquide; Experimentacion; Bioassays; Fermentation/ produit seche; Dechet industriel; Fermentacion/ productos secos; Medicion; Desechos liquidos; Cafe; Biodegradacion; Generacion de energia; Echantillonnage; Inhibicion; Fermentation/ dried products; Production energetique; Ensayo biologico

Language

English

Note

Summary (En)

Type

Numerical Data; Summary

Source

Biogas technology as an environmental solution to pollution. Fourth FAO/SREN [Sustainable Rural Environment and Energy Network] Workshop, Migal, Israel, 14-17 June 1994. Sustainable Rural Environment and Energy Network (SREN), Marchaim, U. (ed.)Ney, G. (ed.).- Rome (Italy): FAO, 1994. p. 200-210

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