Improving anaerobic digestion stability, effluent quality and ammonia recovering with a microbial electrolysis cell integrated system
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Abstract
Anaerobic digestion (AD) is nowadays widely used for processing various kinds of wastes, as
livestock manure. Despite it is considered as a robust process, when it is performed at
thermophilic range, beside a number of advantages, it is more sensitive to inhibition due to
diverse substances that may be present in the waste stream, as ammonia. Furthermore, the
AD process does not modify the total content of N of the digestates. So, it is interesting to
find new technologies that can help to maintain effluent quality within the desired limits,
while recovering nutrients from the digestates.
CitationCerrillo, M.; Viñas, M.; Bonmatí, A. Improving anaerobic digestion stability, effluent quality and ammonia recovering with a microbial electrolysis cell integrated system. A: International Conference on Manure Managment and Valorization. "Abstracts book of the 2nd International Conference on manure managment and valorization". 2015, p. 1-2.
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