New Frontiers in Anaerobic Digestion (AD) Processes

doi:10.3390/books978-3-0365-7998-6

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anaerobic digestion; industrial solid citrus waste; cattle manure; citrus industry; bioenergy potential; anaerobic digestion; soft sensor; deep learning; anaerobic membrane bioreactors; ambient temperature; membrane fouling; mean cell residence time; wastewater treatment; anaerobic digestion; biogas; methane yield; biochemical methane potential; crop material; energy crops; agricultural wastes; biogas production; anaerobic digestion costs; economic viability; UK policy; Brexit; feed-in tariff; renewable heat incentive; anaerobic digestion; wheat straw; hydrothermal pretreatment; biomethane potential; batch test; in-situ biomethanisation; power-to-gas; anaerobic digestion; biomethane production; United Kingdom policy; energy security; biogas; biomethane; biohydrogen; membrane separation; mixed matrix membranes; upgrading technologies; thermal rearrangement; CO₂ biomethanisation; pH change; CO₂ partial pressure; volatile fatty acids; ammonia; insect frass; black soldier fly; Hermetia illucens; anaerobic digestion; BMP tests; CSTR digestion; agricultural waste; anaerobic digestion; biobased products; biogas; nutrients; polyhydroxyalkanoates; proteins; volatile fatty acids; RBP test; biogas yield models; decision trees; Gaussian process; regression; inhibition; salts; counter-ions; biogas; kinetics; methane; biomethanation; in-situ; biogas upgrading; hydrogen; gas–liquid mass transfer; n/a

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New Frontiers in Anaerobic Digestion (AD) Processes

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June 2023

338 pages

ISBN 978-3-0365-7999-3 (Hardback)
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This is a Reprint of the Special Issue New Frontiers in Anaerobic Digestion (AD) Processes that was published in

Engineering

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This Special Issue explores recent developments and advanced concepts related to the valorisation of organic wastes and other biomass through the application of anaerobic digestion (AD). Biological phenomena, the efficiency of the AD process, the viability of full-scale AD installations, the integration of hydrogen and biomethane concepts, and biorefineries are some of the themes covered. While AD is addressed under different perspectives, the results all strengthen AD to fulfil its important role as a sustainable and highly versatile technology. Further research and development needs are also presented.