Studies on anaerobic digester microflora and biogas production

By:

BAL, Param Pal

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 1992Edition: Energy Science and TechnologyDescription: 227,25LSubject(s):

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T 665.776 B16S

Summary: From buffalo waste slurry during anaerobic digester 81 isolates obtained were cellulolytic (25), proteolytic (22), lipolytic (20) and amylolytic (14). Maximum gas production rate (0.18 L/L digester/day) and acidogenic viable count was recorded at pH 7.0.

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From buffalo waste slurry during anaerobic digester 81 isolates obtained were cellulolytic (25), proteolytic (22), lipolytic (20) and amylolytic (14). Maximum gas production rate (0.18 L/L digester/day) and acidogenic viable count was recorded at pH 7.0.

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