2016/4/1/ · Composting degradation is a complex and interactive process (Seki, 2000, Woodford, 2009), but only limited variables can be considered in modeling and simulation.Thus, despite various models describing substrate degradation, there is no standard mathematical model for composting process (Kaiser, 1996, Mason, 2006).One
2022/11/11/ · Composting is one of the forms of organic solid waste disposal due to its environmental compatibility. Recently, composting has been obtained by the use of facultative reactors. The objectives of this review are to present recent research on facultative composting, focusing on mechanisms, substrates, process amelioration,
2021/6/1/ · Interest on this technology has been growing the last years but precise data of pilot scale reactors is rare. Data is required to adjust the process for custom needs and further technical development.
However, some challenges are still remained in the aerobic composting reactor, including the long duration, low maturity homogenization, and utilization efficiency. In this study, an
2013/6/3/ · The high temperatures created by the thermophilic process have the benefit of killing harmful pathogens in the compost. When the temperature in the reactor goes above 160 F, thermophilic bacteria become inactive, and the temperature begins to drop. When the material in the reactor has cooled sufficiently, mesophilic bacteria return, and
2001/4/1/ · Gaseous emissions and the biological turnover of organic household wastes were studied under controlled conditions in a compost reactor (55°C, moisture content 65% w/w, O2concentration 16% in
2009/4/6/ · Aims: To monitor emissions of NH 3 and N 2 O during composting and link these to ammonia oxidation rates and the community structure of ammonia oxidizing bacteria (AOB). and Results: A laboratory‐scale compost reactor treating organic household waste was run for 2 months. NH 3 emissions peaked when pH started to
The decision was in (Figure 4 and 7) order to keep the system temperatures above 55°C and activity C2 to D1 in Figure 5 depicted. The water attained 68.4° C and at 20:58 on 9 June 2019 after
2023/7/6/ · The increasing generation of biodegradable solid waste has generated significant interest in decentralized In tank composting as an alternative to centralized systems. An optimized waste decomposer microbial formulation, comprising Bacillus cereus C1 and Aspergillus niger P-19 selected for their ability to produce multiple carbohydrases,
2008/6/1/ · Abstract and Figures. The contents of fed-batch composting (FBC) reactors often aggregate after prolonged operation. This process leads to irreversible breakdown of the decomposition reaction and
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2024/4/1/ · The static composting process was conducted on the 9th day, followed by the collection of intermediate (M-24d) and surface (S-24d) samples on the 24th day until the completion of composting (32d). The pile was 10 m long, 5 m wide and 1.8m high. Compost was sampled after 0, 8, M-24, S-24, and. Physicochemical properties
The composting of organic solid waste, the mixture of fruit and vegetable leftovers enriched with night soil, was investigated in a closed thermally insulated reactor. It was found that 80.9 % of the original substrate biodegraded after 14 days. A mathematical model of the column reactor was proposed where the biodegradation rate of the organic
2010/6/1/ · Batch experiments were conducted for feces composting using an aerobic composting reactor with sawdust as bulky matrix. In the 14-day composting processes at 35±2 and 55±2°C, compost samples
2022/9/1/ · Composting technologies have come a long way, developing from static heaps and windrow composting to smart, artificial intelligence-assisted reactor